Ali Riaz, Distinguished Professor of Politics and Government, commented on the plan to repatriate hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees into Myanmar.
Ali Riaz speaks with UNB about Rohingya refugees
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Politics and Government alumnus interviewed by The New York Times
Homemade guns are a growing problem, according to Mark Tallman, Ph.D., a Politics and Government alumnus interviewed by The New York Times.
Illinois State Professor Riaz in international news
University Professor Ali Riaz contributed to several news articles on the topic of the Rohingya crisis in recent days.
Riaz returns from speaking tour in South Asia
University Professor Ali Riaz has just commenced an overseas speaking tour on South Asian politics.
Riaz highlights politics in departure of Bangladeshi Chief Justice
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz of the Department of Politics and Government published commentary on the suspicious circumstances surrounding the departure of Supreme Court justice in Bangladesh.
Webber interviewed about Vegas mass shooting
Julie Webber, Politics and Government professor, was interviewed by the Pantagraph about the mass shooting in Las Vegas earlier this month.
Riaz interviewed on proposed solution to Rohingya crisis
University Professor Ali Riaz was interviewed by UNB, a national news wire service of Bangladesh, on the proposal put forward by the Prime Minister of Bangladesh at the UN General Assembly. The interview was published on September 24 in the Daily Star in an article titled “Hasina’s proposals very positive.” The Prime Minister wants an
Riaz: Myanmar military holds key to refugee crisis
Ali Riaz was quoted in a report by the AFP news service about the ongoing crisis of the Rohingya people of Myanmar.
L.J. Zigerell posts in the Monkey Cage
L.J Zigerell published a post in the Washington Post’s political science blog, The Monkey Cage.
Riaz quoted in New York Times
Ali Riaz of Politics and Government was quoted in the New York Times for his expertise on the Islamist politics of Bangladesh and surrounding areas.
