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The Brookings Institution transitions from foreign centers to focus on digital and global engagement
September 29, 2021—After 14 years of an impactful partnership, Brookings and the Brookings Doha Center are ending their affiliation as the center launches a separate public policy institution based in Qatar.
Andrew Yeo appointed SK-Korea Foundation Chair in Korea Studies
September 8, 2021—The Brookings Institution announced that Andrew Yeo has been appointed the SK-Korea Foundation Chair in Korea Studies. He will be affiliated with the Center for East Asia Policy Studies in the Foreign Policy program.
Trustee Phil Knight donates $15 million to Brookings’s Foreign Policy program
September 1, 2021—The Brookings Institution announced that Trustee Phil Knight has made a transformative gift of $15 million to its Foreign Policy program, to establish an endowed Philip H. Knight Chair in Defense and Strategy and provide five years of support to the Center on Security, Strategy, and Technology.
The Brookings Institution Announces Third Class of Rubenstein Fellows
August 25, 2021—The Brookings Institution is proud to announce the appointment of the third class of David M. Rubenstein Fellows. These two-year fellowships have been awarded to 10 outstanding early- and mid-career scholars who will be placed across five research programs at the Brookings Institution to study the most important local, national, and global policy issues of our time.