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Scholars in the News
July 25, 2018

FPRI’s Stephen Blank Featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Philadelphia Inquirer When Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appeared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday, members...

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Scholars in the News
July 25, 2018

FPRI’s Clint Watts Featured on WBUR

WBUR Russia is continuing to interfere in U.S. elections, former FBI agent Clint Watts says. Here & Now‘s Robin Young talks with...

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Scholars in the News
July 24, 2018

FPRI’s Dov Zakheim Featured on The Hill

The Hill Roger Zakheim’s office is two blocks from President Trump’s White House, but he spends his days preserving...

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Scholars in the News
July 24, 2018

FPRI’s Clint Watts Featured on MSNBC

MSNBC President Trump is taking his fight with the intelligence community one step further by threatening to strip security...

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Scholars in the News
July 24, 2018

FPRI’s Clint Watts Featured in The Washington Post

The Washington Post President Trump is willing, under duress, to briefly and begrudgingly admit that Russian “meddling” took place...

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Scholars in the News
July 23, 2018

FPRI’s Clint Watts Featured in The New Yorker

The New Yorker Shortly before midnight on Sunday, President Trump went on an all-caps rampage against Iran on Twitter:...

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Scholars in the News
July 21, 2018

FPRI’s Clint Watts Featured on NPR

NPR Now, we know that social media was one of the tools Russians used to influence American voters during...

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Scholars in the News
July 21, 2018

FPRI’s Vanessa Neumann Featured in AlJazeera

AlJazeera It’s a revolution against the man who led the revolution in Nicaragua. Thirty-nine years ago, Daniel Ortega and...

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Scholars in the News
July 20, 2018

FPRI’S Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Featured in Nasdaq

Nasdaq North Korea’s economy contracted at the sharpest rate in two decades in 2017, South Korea’s central bank estimated...

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Scholars in the News
July 19, 2018

FPRI’s Nada Bakos Featured in The New York Times

The New York Times It’s become a pattern: President Trump says something outrageous. He later grudgingly retracts his statement,...

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