News + Media

	Analysis + Opinion October 23, 2018 The price paid by journalists who break the cycle of repression Una HajdariBoston Globe There is a special circle of hell reserved for journalists who “shame” their countries in the foreign press, writes Una Hajdari in an opinion piece in the Boston Globe.
	News@E40 October 22, 2018 MIT ICC cultural resources YouTube MISTI is promoting cross-cultural communication with the MIT International Coordinating Committee, communicating MIT’s cultural diversity on campus and across the world through video.
	News Release October 18, 2018 MIT International Policy Lab (IPL) issues fourth call for proposals to faculty and researchers Dan Pomeroy \| International Policy Lab
	In the News October 17, 2018 Endorsement meetings at the Globe ahead of the 2018 midterms Una Hajdari IWMF With the mid-terms being around the corner, the Boston Globe editorial board organized meetings with people running for various offices to help decide Globe endorsements, and this year's Neuffer fellow, Una Hajdari, comments on the process.
	News@E40 October 15, 2018 Starting new conversations about identity abroad Madeline Smith \| Michelle EnglishMIT News New MISTI programs provide a platform for student dialogue on diversity in international travel, study, and work.
	News@E40 October 12, 2018 MIT-Germany and the University of Stuttgart extend cooperation Lily KeyesMIT News Representatives from the MIT-Germany Program and the University of Stuttgart (USTUTT) recently came together to formally extend a strategic partnership first created in 2015. Collaboration extends opportunities for faculty seed funds, internship opportunities, and a Global Teaching Labs program through 2020.
	In the News October 12, 2018 North Korea weaponizes its deal with Trump to tangle talks Choe Sang-HunThe New York Times Mr. Kim “has mastered the art of milking a single cosmetic concession for months,” Vipin Narang, said on Twitter this week. “Brilliantly selling the same horse twice.”
	Analysis + Opinion October 12, 2018 Why ethnic nationalism still rules Bosnia, and why it could get worse Una Hajdari and Michael ColborneThe Nation From Donald Trump to Hungary’s Viktor Orbán to Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro, nationalism seems to have become the mainstay of political rhetoric everywhere these days.
	In the News October 10, 2018 Google+ to close after report of user data exposure CNN Google's unpopular social network is finally finding itself in the spotlight—but for all the wrong reasons. David Edelman speaks with CNN’s News Stream.
	In the News October 10, 2018 US weapons systems are easy cyberattack targets, new report finds Emily DreyfussWired “I will say that the GAO can be prone to cyber hyperbole, but unless their sampling or methodology were way off or deliberately misleading, DOD has a very grave problem on its hands,” says R David Edelman.