Paper Cuba’s Role in U.S. Presidential Elections
By Non-Resident Fellow William LeoGrande Quincy Institute, 5/22/24
In half of U.S. presidential elections since 1960, incumbent presidents have allowed perceived electoral pressure to bend their Cuba policy, by either tightening sanctions or retreating from dialogue.
Conference
What a Foreign Policy for the Middle Class Looks Like: Realism and Restraint Amid Global Conflict Quincy Institute & The American Conservative, 5/23/24
Digital Death of a President: What a Helicopter Crash Means for Iran, the U.S., and the World Interview with Executive Vice President Trita Parsi Zeteo, 5/21/24
Webinar
A U.S.- Kenyan Rescue in Haiti and Its Implications for American Foreign Policy Featuring Non-Resident Fellow Samar Al-Bulushi, Ambassador Daniel Foote, & Jake Johnston; moderated by Global South Director Sarang Shidore Quincy Institute, 5/21/24
DIGITAL: What Does Ebrahim Raisi’s Death Mean for Iran?, Interview with Executive Vice President Trita Parsi & Non-Resident Fellow Roxane Farmanfarmaian, Inside Story/ Al Jazeera, 5/20/24