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@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialCommunities across the US are pushing back on AI data centers, and public opinion of AI has soured.
👤@himself.bsky.social speaks to @theguardian.com about what is driving the frustration.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.social"It's a very worrying military problem."
👤 Nora Bensahel on why aerial refueling tankers parked at overseas bases are a point of vulnerability for US air power.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.social"Faith in a technological climate fix seems to fall with each younger generation."
👤 Anna Broughel writes in @forbes.com about the ways each generation’s experiences with what worked or failed while growing up shape its view of climate solutions.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialIn the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on how each generation views climate technology, why US air power has a weak spot overseas, public pushback on AI data centers, and more.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialJohns Hopkins SAIS announces the Master of Arts in Technology and Policy, a one-year, STEM-designated program preparing graduates to lead governments, industries, and international organizations through an era of technological disruption.
Fall '27 applications open now: sais.jhu.edu/news-press/p...
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialTwenty-five years after 9/11, the US finds itself in another major Middle East war, with new questions about Iran's nuclear program and US bases in the Gulf.
👤 @valinasr.bsky.social on what the post-9/11 wars can teach Washington today.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialSlowing down AI development only works if China slows down too, and getting Beijing to agree may take pressure, not just discussion.
👤 Hal Brands writes in @opinion.bloomberg.com about the difficult choices facing the U.S. as concerns over AI continue to grow.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.social"A purge is not an event but a process."
👤 Andrew Mertha on why Xi's crackdowns on top officials are a sign of the Communist Party's strength, not its weakness.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialIn the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on why China's purges make the Communist Party stronger, whether the US should slow down AI, what 25 years of war in the Middle East have really taught Washington and more.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialWatch the full 25th-anniversary panel on NPR's Sources & Methods to hear more of the conversation: www.npr.org/2026/09/09/n...
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.social25 years after 9/11, SAIS's own John McLaughlin, former CIA Deputy Director, joined @npr.org's Sources & Methods panel for the anniversary alongside Michael Morell, Jane Harman, and Stephen Hadley.
The panel examines how U.S. intelligence and security have changed in the 25 years since 9/11.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialFor diplomat Jean-Arthur Régibeau (B’86), understanding the other side doesn’t mean agreeing with it. It means understanding what’s behind another perspective, a lesson he first encountered at SAIS Europe and carried throughout his diplomatic career.
Read his full story: sais.jhu.edu/news-press/a...
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialFrom violinist to humanitarian and development leader, Rebecca John MAIR ’19 took an unconventional path to international affairs. Today, she works from Beirut, leading global development and humanitarian research teams.
Read more of Rebecca’s story: sais.jhu.edu/news-press/a...
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialCalling SAIS alumni from the Classes of ’77, ’02, ’07, ’17 & ’22! 🎓
Save the date for SAIS Reunion 2027! Reconnect with classmates and celebrate your 50th, 25th, 20th, 10th or 5th reunion.
📅 March 12–13, 2027
📍 Washington, D.C.
More details to come: bit.ly/4ooJ58D
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialAmerica's military is stretched thin, its alliances are under strain, and its rivals are getting bolder, all at the same time.
👤 Hal Brands writes in @opinion.bloomberg.com why global instability isn't a passing moment, it's the new normal.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.social"Twenty-five years later, AI presents, in its own way, a similar kind of challenge."
👤 Ben Buchanan on why a House panel is comparing the risks of ignoring AI to the intelligence failures before 9/11.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialFor years, a tough stance on China was one of the few things both parties in Washington agreed on. That consensus is falling apart fast.
👤 @jessicacweiss.bsky.social speaks to @foreignaffairs.com about what China really wants and how the US should respond.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialIn the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on what China really wants from the U.S., why Congress says the U.S. isn't ready for the dangers of AI, why global instability is becoming the new normal, and more.
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialJohns Hopkins SAIS welcomes John Delury as Resident Professor of International Politics at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center (HNC). A leading voice on China, US-China relations, and the Korean Peninsula, Delury’s appointment begins this fall. Welcome to the SAIS community, Professor Delury. 👏
@johnshopkinssais.bsky.socialThe newest members of the SAIS community have arrived in Washington, D.C.! 🏛️ Over the past week, our new students connected with classmates, faculty, staff, and alumni during Orientation 2026. Take a look at the moments that kicked off the new academic year! 🌍
