Marcus Mildenberger
MARCUS MILDENBERGER, is a graduate of American University’s School of International Service, where he received an MA in International Affairs specializing in U.S. foreign policy
MARCUS MILDENBERGER, is a graduate of American University’s School of International Service, where he received an MA in International Affairs specializing in U.S. foreign policy
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America’s Critical Election, Fall 2024 – Join in, discover the changing landscape of foreign policy of the U.S..
Under Modi, India’s foreign policy aims to navigate regional instability, balance global powers, and foster partnerships, while addressing key challenges like climate change and infrastructure development.
Biden’s presidency saw major domestic accomplishments, such as economic growth and infrastructure reform, but was overshadowed by foreign policy challenges, like Afghanistan’s withdrawal and Middle Eastern conflicts.
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NING LENG, assistant professor at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy. Her research focuses on Chinese politics, state–business relations, political economy, and the role
JOSEPH MANSOUR, served as a Parliamentary Aide for International Affairs in the Israeli Knesset and holds an MA in International Law, Human Rights & Transitional
JOHN CALABRESE, is an assistant professor in the School of Public Affairs at American University and non-resident senior fellow at the Middle East Institute. Content By