Semafor's Andy Browne quotes Daryl Press on broader Asia consequences of the US war on Iran: Taiwan leaders ought to be 'quaking in their boots' after watching the success with which the US and Israel have taken out the Iranian leadership. zurl.co/CHsY5 #dartmouthdavidson #iran #taiwan #china

The Davidson Institute and the Sandia Security Studies Institute invite applications for the 7th annual Strategic Force Analysis Boot Camp at Sandia in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from July 26 – 31, 2026. zurl.co/OAP5U #dartmouthdavidson #sandia

“Spectacular” and “otherworldly.” Global Health Fellow Rachel Glantzberg ’28, describing her experience on the spring break trip to Peru in The Dartmouth. "The trip," said Rachel, “cemented the idea that Dartmouth is global.” zurl.co/P0Dup #globalhealth #globallearning

Dr. Matthew Druckenmiller has been elected President of the International Arctic Science Committee. A globally respected leader in Arctic research and coordination, Druckenmiller will guide IASC’s efforts during a period of rapid environmental and geopolitical change in the Arctic. zurl.co/N063P

Professor Stephen G. Brooks sat down with host Eleonora Mattiacci on the New Books Network podcast to discuss his recent book, The Political Economy of Security (Princeton University Press, March 2026). zurl.co/oZZno #dartmouthdavidson

Steven Simon, distinguished visiting fellow with the Davidson Institute, sat down with The Dartmouth to discuss Iran and possible resolutions to the conflict and long-lasting impacts. The war, says Simon, is based on a ‘grand delusion.' zurl.co/kv9Lg #dartmouthdavidson #iran

Dartmouth’s Institute of Arctic Studies continues to help shape the future of Arctic and polar research through contributions to the Fourth International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP IV) Final Outcomes Report. zurl.co/GQhkp #ArcticResearch #KnowledgeCoProduction #ICARPIV #IPY5

On the BlueBlaze substack, Jennifer Lind expands on the findings in her recent book, Autocracy 2.0 about China's surprising technological rise and its consequences. zurl.co/jhPJQ #china #dartmouthdavidson

In a policy memo for the Stimson Center, Ellie Hardegree '27, an intern with their Strategic Foresight Hub Program placed thru the Davidson Institute, argues that the current U.S. research and development approach is jeopardizing its future leadership in science &technology. zurl.co/35vsK #china

Former Ambassador Jeff DeLaurentis, non-resident fellow at the Dickey Center, talked to NPR's All Things Considered about President Trump's pressure campaign on Havana and whether it could lead to the collapse of the country's communist leadership. zurl.co/5piZq #Cuba

Writing in Global Security Review, Professor Benjamin Valentino explores the emerging threat of state-sponsored trolls to U.S. news and information. zurl.co/E87ZC #dartmouthdavidson

Like Iraq, key intelligence before Iran strikes was ignored. Visiting Fellow Steven Simon in Responsible Statecraft, highlighting the gap between intelligence and national security in the U.S.-Israeli decision to strike Iran to spur regime change. zurl.co/TI0Lo #dartmouthdavidson #iran

Over at War on The Rocks, our visiting Fellow Steven Simon is out with an opinion piece: "Drinking from the Bitter Chalice in the Middle East, Again." zurl.co/lSeS7 #dartmouthdavidson #iran

The Pentagon's fight with Anthropic is about unchecked power, says Elizabeth Shackelford in her latest column for the Chicago Tribune. zurl.co/UKTj7

In a Foreign Policy opinion piece, Steven Simon, distinguished fellow with the Davidson Institute, refutes the claim the Israel compelled the U.S. to wage war on Iran. It's a convenient argument that echoes an antisemitic trope, he writes. zurl.co/igH9x #dartmouthdavidson #iran

Dr. Peter Kilmarx (NIH Fogarty) joined the Dickey Center to bridge the gap between medical study and global impact. For our MD/MPH students, he provided a strategic roadmap for NIH funding pathways (LAUNCH/K43) and the vital role of international research in health equity. #GlobalHealth 🌍🩺

Casey Aldrich has been promoted to Senior Associate Director, Global Studies! A powerhouse in shaping our strategic vision, in this new role, she’ll be leading the charge to bring even more transformative international experiences and career pathways to #Dartmouth students.

Why did the United States and Israel attack Iran now—and what happens next? Our panelists discussed causes, possible outcomes of War in Iran. zurl.co/hGSKN #dartmouthdavidson #dartmouthdialogue #iran

Douglas Irwin and Emily Blanchard quoted in a China Daily article about President Trump's continued implementation of tariffs despite the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling to strike them down. zurl.co/S6O7C #dartmouthdavidson #china

"It is rare for air power alone to bring about regime change," writes Steven Simon, Distinguished Visiting Fellow with the Davidson Institute, in an op ed in The Economist. zurl.co/e5ddK #dartmouthdavidson #dartmouth #iran

Understanding the U.S. War with Iran. Tuesday at 5PM: join our panel at Dartmouth or online. They'll consider the broader context, including the American goals, the implications, and whether it will lead to escalation, negotiation, or a prolonged conflict. zurl.co/VQ0yz

ICYMI: Dr. Michael Rubin, Senior Fellow with the American Enterprise Institute, joined us and the Alexander Hamilton Society to examine the significance of Iran’s protest movements, the regime’s response, and the risks and opportunities. zurl.co/UeOMD #dartmouthdavidson #iran

Marisol Maddox, Senior Fellow in the Institute of Arctic Studies, on Deutsche Welle talking about Iceland possibly moving up its referendum on EU membership by a year in response to geopolitical uncertainty. zurl.co/GWmrv #arctic #dartmouth

Our Global Health Fellows were joined by public health masters students from the Geisel School of Medicine for a conversation with Michael Mina '06, MD, PhD, renowned epidemiologist and physician whose work sits at the cutting edge of disease prevention. #learnfromthebest

ICYMI: Author Robert Malley sat down with Ezzedine Fishere to talk about Tomorrow is Yesterday: Life, Death and the Pursuit of Peace in Israel/Palestine, the book he co-authored with Hussein Agha. zurl.co/NbM6t (📷Robert Gill)

Douglas Irwin, Professor of Economics, Talks Blanket Tariffs with Bloomberg. zurl.co/6N3ER #dartmouthdavidson

Iran at at Crossroads: Economic Protest Turned Political Crisis. Join us tomorrow at 5PM to hear Michael Rubin, Senior Fellow with AEI discuss the significance of Iran’s protest movements, the regime’s response, and the risks and opportunities. zurl.co/8drOA #dartmouthdavidson #iran

Professor Douglas Irwin's opinion piece in The Economist following the SCOTUS ruling on tariffs. zurl.co/cRMKA #dartmouthdavidson

Our Global Health Fellows helped break the cycle of gendered access to health supplies by making washable feminine hygiene pads with the Period Project and watched "Period. End of Sentence," Rayka Zehtabchi's award winning documentary about Indian women leading a quiet menstrual health revolution.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's self-interested diplomacy in Geneva. Elizabeth Shackelford notes that the administration continues to entrust important diplomatic work to people whose lack of experience and conflicts of interest make success unlikely and malpractice almost certain. zurl.co/p4fiE

ICYMI: Frank Lavin, Former U.S. Under Secretary for International Trade, in conversation with Davin Chor, Professor and Globalization Chair at the Tuck School of Business, in a conversation about "Weaponizing Commerce: The New Era of Industrial Policy and National Security." zurl.co/fpcAl

Experts from the Institute of Arctic Studies -- Ms. Marisol Maddox, Dr. Matthew Druckenmiller, and moderator Dr. Melody Brown Burkins — joined Dr. Sara Olsvig to explore the future of science, security, and sovereignty in the Arctic and Greenland. zurl.co/SQ7Ag

Writing in Foreign Affairs about "China’s Smart Authoritarianism," Jennifer Lind explores how China has become a global innovation leader while maintaining an authoritarian regime. zurl.co/9MMQ5 #dartmouthdavidson #china

Elizabeth Shackelford, distinguished lecturer at the Dickey Center, explores how citizens have historically built effective resistance against repressive governments. zurl.co/WdggC

Weaponizing Commerce: The New Era of Industrial Policy and National Security. Join us Tuesday to hear Frank Lavin, former U.S. Under Secretary for International Trade, in conversation with Davin Chor from the Tuck School of Business. zurl.co/rCQaH #dartmouthdavidson

Writing in Foreign Affairs, Jeff Friedman explores the dicey politics of military intervention. zurl.co/x4mh4 #dartmouthdavidson

"Putin is clearly still steering between the desire not to alienate President Trump, on the one hand, and the desire to keep putting pressure on Ukraine to force Kyiv to accept more maximalist terms, on the other hand." Gov Prof Bill Wohlforth quoted in the Kiev Independent. zurl.co/GhRhy

Over on the Blueblaze substack, Jennifer Lind explores the implications of Canada's recent engagement with China in the face of a US revival of the Monroe Doctrine. zurl.co/dYmS3 #dartmouthdavidson

Former Institute of Arctic Studies director Ross Virginia is quoted in Bloomberg on the disruption of collaboration between American and Greenlandic climate researchers since President Donald Trump threat to take over #Greenland. zurl.co/wOGFM

Publishing In Lawfare, our Rosenwald Postdoc Katherine Irajpanah and her co-authors examine the implications of the recent U.S. military action in Venezuela for inter-branch relations and war powers under Trump.  zurl.co/W5IMD #dartmouthdavidson #venezuela #lawfare

Power Politics, Energy Security, and the Future of Venezuela. We joined colleagues from across campus to explore the geopolitical and oil-sector dynamics in the wake of recent events in the Western Hemisphere. zurl.co/wUkfD #dartmouthdavidson #venezuela (📷Eli Burakian)

Why the Arctic is so important to the US, China, Russia, and Europe? Marisol Maddox, Senior Fellow with the Institute of Arctic Studies , helps explain on Deutsche Welle. zurl.co/YTdHJ #arctic #dartmouth

Senior Arctic Fellow Marisol Maddox will explore Russia and China's Expanding Polar Presence & the Race to Exploit and Dominate on Tuesday's Army Mad Scientist event hosted by William & Mary’s Whole of Government Center of Excellence. zurl.co/cYNQ7 #dartmouthdavidson #arctic #dartmouth

Bridging the Gap: Global Health Fellow Oumie Fatty-Hydara ’27 Bringing Cancer Care to Gambia. We're in awe of this outstanding student, her accomplishments, and her bold ambition to make a difference. zurl.co/gFSAH #globalhealth #dartmouth

Humoring Donald Trump is Appeasement, and Appeasement is Surrender. In her latest column, Elizabeth Shackelford offers her take on Davos, Greenland, and Europe's painful history of futile negotiations with bullies. zurl.co/emgfC

Dartmouth Ties Take Center Stage at CFR as Jennifer Lind and Stuart Reid Tackle China’s Political Future zurl.co/jLCtO #dartmouthdavidson #dartmouth #cfr #china

The Dartmouth's Madeline Kahn Ehrlich writes up our event earlier this week on Power Politics, Energy Security, and the Future of Venezuela. zurl.co/kmlqu 📷Olivia Le / The Dartmouth

Tuck Economics Professor Emily Blanchard on Marketplace discussing ways in which the EU could hit back at President Trump's proposed tariffs on Denmark and seven other European countries over Greenland. zurl.co/PlKNF #dartmouthdavidson

As the European Union seeks to formulate its response to Donald Trump's threats over #Greenland, Marisol Maddox, Senior Fellow with the Institute of #Arctic Studies, helps Deutsche Welle make sense of his claim that possession of Greenland is critical to U.S. national security. zurl.co/gfNHQ

In her #WSJ China newsletter, Chief #China Corresp. Lingling Wei leans on "Command of Commerce: America’s Enduring Economic Advantage over China,” by Stephen Brooks & Ben Vagle to argue that important metrics, like returns, need to beconsidered when evaluating the Chinese economy. zurl.co/KvTID