Iran is strengthening ties across Africa to secure new partners in security, commerce, and key minerals. @PIR_FIU expert Eric Lob from @fiu_sipa breaks down what Tehran hopes to gain and what risks it faces. 🌍 Learn more here:

Meet political science major and Hamilton Scholar Diana Angel, one of three Political Science and International Relations fellows in the Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Legacy Project and Fellowship Program. This fall, she’s been in Washington, D.C. with @FIUdc preparing for a future career

Associate Professor and Chair of @FIUECON, Mihalea Pintea, recently joined Marketplace to discuss the rising use of the word “affordability” in conversations about the economy. She offered insight into how the meaning of “affordability” differs from broader discussions about “the

A new generation of FIU historians is reviving a legacy. After nearly a decade, graduate students from @FIUHistory have relaunched the student research journal, now reborn as The Millennium in a fully digital format. The inaugural issue features new research, fresh perspectives

CNN examines expert analysis on the uncertain future of Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro, who currently faces a $50 million bounty. Brian Fonseca, director of the @GordonInstitute, notes that a viable “off-ramp” for Maduro could involve exile in Russia, though such an outcome

With the support of @fiucri and CasaCuba FIU, human rights leaders, activists and members of the Cuban-American community launched Defense CD, a new system designed to document and monitor cases of abuse and persecution against Cuban citizens. The platform is now live and allows

Join us as we examine the multiple dimensions of AI in contemporary affairs, especially in the Global South and Muslim World. The AI and International Relations: Perspectives from the Global South and Muslim World conference, in collaboration with the Jack D. Gordon Institute

Sixteen European Union ambassadors visited FIU for a milestone event that brought global diplomacy to campus. Hosted by the Miami-Florida Jean Monnet European Center of Excellence, the delegation met with students and faculty to discuss transatlantic relations, innovation and

Last week, three Green School students were awarded the Robert Henry Stovall Military Scholarship, which supports students whose academic and personal journeys have been shaped by military service. Congratulations to Criminal Justice major Gabriel Rodriguez, Religious Studies

🇺🇸🇵🇦 It was amazing being in Panama — home to 250+ Panthers and one very special alum, @USAmbassadorPAN Kevin Cabrera, a proud graduate of @fiu_sipa . Over two days, our team from @GordonInstitute @FIUBusiness , @AdamSmithCenter , @FIUCASE , @FIUEnvironment , and @FIU_Forensics

Recently at FIU in DC: 💼🌍 • FIU delegation met with U.S. Ambassador Kevin Cabrera 🇵🇦 • Recognized Benjamin León Jr. during his confirmation hearing to be U.S. Ambassador to Spain 🇪🇸 • Hosted @CampusFairness highlighting efforts addressing campus antisemitism 🟦 • FIU

We’re proud to celebrate Green School @PIR_FIU alumnus Carlos Suarez ’09, who has been named Communications Director for Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. A seasoned journalist and Miami native, Carlos previously worked with CNN and several local news outlets,

Join us for our next installment of the iWitness Lunch Break Series: "A Celebration of Haiti: Memory & Movement". Meet Monique Clesca, author of "Silence and Resistance a Memoir of Girlhood in Haiti". Ms. Clesca will be in conversation with Arielle Dominique (Haitian Ladies

What role will Venezuela’s military play if the country moves toward a democratic transition? A new Americas Quarterly piece co-authored by Brian Fonseca, director of the @GordonInstitute, examines lessons from Latin America’s past transitions out of dictatorship, from Brazil

Join us for "A Voice Above: Muhammad Iqbal and an Islamic Poetic Process in Colonial Modernity". This lecture will explore how poems were created in ways that connected religious knowledge with literary expression at a critical juncture for Islamic ethics in the late colonial

Happy Halloween from the Green School! 🎃 From Shakespeare’s witches to the science of the supernatural, FIU offers courses that are spook-tacularly good this fall. Featured in the lineup is Green School faculty member Erin Weston, whose “Magic and Religions” class explores

During their visit to Panama, FIU President Jeanette Nuñez was joined by members of the Green School team, including Stephany Alvarez-Ventura, Senior Director of Development, Brian Fonseca, Director of @GordonInstitute, and José Miguel Cruz, Interim Director of @FIULACC.

Colonial rule in Africa profoundly disrupted indigenous institutions and knowledge systems, particularly in the realm of health and healing. Yet within these ruptures, new religious, social and medical movements emerged, negotiating both colonial power and postcolonial

Join us for a fascinating presentation exploring how the European Union imposes sanctions (“restrictive measures”) on third countries, legal entities and individuals within the framework of the Common Foreign and Security Policy. The lecture traces the gradual expansion of these