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CGTN - Is Joe Biden's policy towards China 'Trump 2.0'? Video: Prof. John Mearsheimer discusses the Biden administration's diplomacy with China

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Foreign Policy - Peru's new president isn't as radical as he looks; Assoc. Prof. Michael Albertus argues that, despite campaigning as a leftist, Peruvian President-elect Pedro Castillo "has indicated he is prepared to tack much closer to the center"

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Voice of America - Some Chinese provinces suspend college mergers after student protests; Prof. Dali Yang explains the Chinese Education Ministry's plan for restructuring independent colleges

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The Guardian - Joe Biden’s reforming agenda at risk of dying a slow death in Congress; Prof. William Howell discusses the filibuster and legislative gridlock

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Toronto Star - The biggest obstacle to Joe Biden’s progressive agenda is a senator in his own party, Prof. William Howell discusses filibuster reform and bipartisanship

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WBUR - Democracy At Risk: Scholars Offer Warnings And What Can Be Done, Audio: Prof. Susan Stokes in conversation on health of democracy in the US

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USA Today- The 'gaffe machine' gets a tuneup: Joe Biden stays surprisingly on message as president; Prof. Susan Stokes discusses the stakes of Joe Biden’s presidency

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Foreign Policy- Chile’s constitution is too new for its own good; In op-ed, Assoc. Prof. Michael Albertus looks at Chile's vote for a constitutional assembly

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The Hill- New crises pose challenge for White House; Prof. William Howell discusses Pres. Biden's policy agenda and response to public crises

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Language brokers: Roberto Carlos, PhD’18, explores how immigrant children navigate the language of politics for themselves and their parents.

By Sarah Fister Gale   When Roberto Carlos started his graduate studies in political science at University of Chicago, he initially intended...