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Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski: New Priorities for North Macedonia
After ​seven years in opposition, VMRO-DPMNE swept into power following elections last month. With the new government sworn in, it's time to ask: how will new Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, along with his coalition partners, use their substantial governing majority?
On Monday, July 8, 2024, FPI SAIS hosted Mr. Mickoski in his first public appearance in the US as Prime Minister. In conversation with Senior Fellow Edward P. Joseph, as he set out his vision and priorities for North Macedonia.
This event represents a rare opportunity to hear this emerging leader set out his reform plan and priorities including the fight against corruption and for rule of law, wider judicial reform, energy policy, and improvement in the business and investment climate. On the eve of the NATO's 75th Anniversary Summit, Prime Minister Mickoski shared his vision for the Macedonian contribution to the Alliance - and Skopje's Strategic Dialogue with Washington - as geopolitical threats continue to mount. The Prime Minister also shared his way forward for North Macedonia's EU accession process.
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Building Sustainable Peace in North Africa
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The North Africa Initiative (NAI) at the Foreign Policy Institute (FPI) of the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and the Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) are honored to host a panel of experts to discuss the institutionalization of peace in North Africa. The event includes speakers from Congress, UNDP, and the NGO community to dis...
Countering Human Trafficking and Transnational Crimes in North Africa
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On September 21, the North Africa Initiative of the Foreign Policy Institute at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and the Middle East Institute Switzerland (MEIS) co-hosted a hybrid roundtable discussion titled, “Countering Human Trafficking and Transnational Crimes in North Africa.” The discussion featured Othman Belbeisi and Alissa Pavia, and was mod...
US Strategy to Prevent Conflict and Promote Stability and the Global Fragility Act
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The North Africa Initiative (NAI) of the Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute's Foreign Policy Institute and the Stimson Center co-hosted the Honorable Anne Witkowsky, Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization at the U.S. State Department and the Honorable Ambassador Richard Norland, United States Special Envoy for Libya, for a conversation on the U.S. Strategy to ...
China’s Growing Footprint in North Africa: Money, Diplomacy, and Other Measures
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China's inroads in the Maghreb, as part of its New Silk Road grand strategy, are shifting the balance of power within the sub-region and between North African countries, the European Union, the United States. Unlike Russia and the U.S., which tend to see the Maghreb as merely an extension of the Middle East, thus warranting little priority or attention, China views the sub-region as a heterogen...
Economic Integration in North Africa Landscape & Challenges
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North Africa Initiative of the JHU SAIS Foreign Policy Institute hosted a roundtable discussion on the current landscape, prevailing dynamics and challenges impacting economic integration in North Africa. Speakers offered their insights on how North African countries can salvage the spirit of the Arab Maghreb Union and recommended pathways to enhanced cooperation beyond trade and commerce, incl...
Local Governance as an Essential Tool for State Building in Libya
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The North Africa Initiative hosted a roundtable discussion moderated by the Former UN Senior Advisor on Libya Stephanie Williams on “Local Governance as an Essential Tool for State Building in Libya.” The event featured Mohamed Khaled Elghuel, presidential candidate in Libya's elections and former Deputy Minister and Hafed Al-Ghwell, Senior Fellow and Executive Director of the North Africa Init...
Qatar: A Strong Mediator and its Strategic Role in the Middle East
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The Foreign Policy Institute of the Johns Hopkins University is honored to host Dr. Majed Al-Ansari, Spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry of Qatar and Advisor to Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, in a conversation on “Qatar: A Strong Mediator and its Strategic Role in the Middle East.” The Dialogue will be moderated by Hafed Al-Ghwell, Senior Fellow at the SAIS Forei...
Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue at the Crossroads: A Conversation with Avdullah Hoti
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Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue at the Crossroads: A Conversation with Avdullah Hoti
FPI Coffee Hour | From Climate Change to COVID-19: Subnational Diplomacy in the Age of Trump
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FPI Coffee Hour | From Climate Change to COVID-19: Subnational Diplomacy in the Age of Trump
The Geopolitics of Nuclear Energy
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The Geopolitics of Nuclear Energy
FPI Coffee Hour: Women's Leadership in a Global Crisis
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FPI Coffee Hour: Women's Leadership in a Global Crisis
FPI Coffee Hour | Innovative Remedies Needed
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FPI Coffee Hour | Innovative Remedies Needed
FPI Coffee Hour | Europe's Exit Strategy: Rising out of the COVID-19 Crisis
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FPI Coffee Hour | Europe's Exit Strategy: Rising out of the COVID-19 Crisis
Competitive Cooperation in Global Governance
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Competitive Cooperation in Global Governance
Track II Diplomacy: A Road Less Traveled
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Track II Diplomacy: A Road Less Traveled
Canary in a Coal Mine: Lessons on the Path to Populism
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Canary in a Coal Mine: Lessons on the Path to Populism
Turkey and MENA: Learning the Right Lessons
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Turkey and MENA: Learning the Right Lessons
Questions of Intervention: A Practitioner's Perspective
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Questions of Intervention: A Practitioner's Perspective
Signal and Noise: Researching China in Latin America
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Signal and Noise: Researching China in Latin America
A Visiting Scholar's View: Rasmus Sinnemaa
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A Visiting Scholar's View: Rasmus Sinnemaa
Game Theory in IR: Modeling U.S. Tariffs
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Game Theory in IR: Modeling U.S. Tariffs
Game Theory in IR: How Can We Model State Actors?
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Game Theory in IR: How Can We Model State Actors?
The INF: The Consequences of Abrogation (Origins and Impact Pt. III)
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The INF: The Consequences of Abrogation (Origins and Impact Pt. III)
The INF: The Problem of Russia's New Missile (Origins and Impact Pt. II)
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The INF: The Problem of Russia's New Missile (Origins and Impact Pt. II)
The INF: Origins and Impact (Pt. I)
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The INF: Origins and Impact (Pt. I)
The U.S.-Pakistan Relationship
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The U.S.-Pakistan Relationship
Fragile States and the Catalysts of Conflict
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Fragile States and the Catalysts of Conflict
Strategic Shocks: Readying for Reaction
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Strategic Shocks: Readying for Reaction
China Under Xi: Charting New Territory
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China Under Xi: Charting New Territory

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  • @Renovatio-BYH7
    @Renovatio-BYH7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I don't like these type of speech which is a typical U.N and so called NGOs make all the time! its a lion with no teeth! just BS! no matter what they preaching Islam will never be at peace with Christianity or the state of israel! Pardon me if my comment comes as negative or hateful! It is not! I am just stating the fact.

  • @mydogsbutler
    @mydogsbutler 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    He Mr. Principles.. what did the American Secretary of State Edward Stettinius mean by the 1944 words? "The Department has noted with considerable apprehension increasing propaganda rumors and semi-official statements in favor of an autonomous Macedonia, emanating principally from Bulgaria, but also from Yugoslav Partisan and other sources, with the implication that Greek territory would be included in the projected state. This (US) Government considers talk of Macedonian "nation", Macedonian "Fatherland", or Macedonia "national consciousness" to be unjustified demagoguery representing no ethnic nor political reality, and sees in its present revival a possible cloak for aggressive intentions against Greece." U.S State Department Foreign Relations Vol. VIII Washington D.C. Circular Airgram - 868.014/26 Dec. 1944)

  • @mydogsbutler
    @mydogsbutler 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    The former Yugoslavians bizarrely try to narrate themselves into apparently antihellenic founders of the Hellenistic period... .use that to promote irredentism against Greece... while bigotted fraudster Edward P. Joseph not only looked the other way but lobbied for these fanatics. Now he's doing the same thing to Bulgarians. Edwards P. Joseph is a bs artist that manipulates human rights lingo to push extreme nationalism. The Greek, and Bulgarian government need to call out this lying -sshole.

  • @mydogsbutler
    @mydogsbutler 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Love how you censored my comment pointing out Joseph is a racist liar that shamelessly supports extreme nationalists in the former Yugoslavia. I thought you guys claimed to stand for "freedom"? So much for free speech

  • @mydogsbutler
    @mydogsbutler 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Mr. Joseph is a shameless, racist, liar. He supports former Yugoslavian "Macedonian" nationalist extremists as they bizarrely try to steal both Bulgarian and Greek history. He takes a blind eye as VMRO ultra-nationalists as they promote what they call "United Macedonia" which allegedly includes parts of Greece, Bulgaria and Albania. Edwards also unethically hides that they not only used to call themselves Bulgarians prior to Yugoslav communists but that the American government itself refused to recognize them as "Macedonians" during the early cold war. Long "forgotten" by Joseph, America militarily backed Greece against Yugoslavians communists who invented "Macedonians" out of ethnic Bulgarians living in Vardar. Long "forgotten" by Mr. Joseph, the purely "Macedonian" identity stripped of ethnic Bulgarian context was created by Yugoslav communists who suppressing Bulgarian identity in Vardar in retribution for Bulgaria's support for Axis). Joseph loves giving patronizing lectures on Benedict Anderson's "imagined communities" for other people in other states' identities.... but then the unprincipled fraud changes tune with his own identity when the hypocrite has less in common with his claimed roots than those he pretentiously lectures. Do as I say. Not as I do.

  • @vijaymohanrao3172
    @vijaymohanrao3172 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Well explained ma'am Thanks

  • @ericmaher4756
    @ericmaher4756 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Ask the guy on the book cover, top left, what that really means.

  • @gytisgytis5547
    @gytisgytis5547 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    Where is proof you moron.....