Fahim Masoud is a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, where he studied history and politics. Prior to immigrating to the United States, he worked as a linguist and cultural adviser for the United States Army in Afghanistan for 18 months. At Washington University, Fahim was a member of the Merle Kling Undergraduate Honors Fellowship and published a paper on the "Economic Rise of China and its Implications for the United States."
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Javad Zarif’s “Sophisticated” Plan to Influence American Voters and Policy Makers
Fahim Masoud 10.14.17

The Tragedy of Orlando
Fahim Masoud 06.16.16

The Travesty of Justice
Fahim Masoud 05.04.16

Can China Sustain its Course of Economic Development?
Fahim Masoud 11.08.15

Ismail Khan, Former Warlord, on ISIS, Afghan Governance, and His Country’s Future
Fahim Masoud 10.21.15

Remembering Ahmad Shah Massoud
Fahim Masoud 09.09.15

Afghanistan: Normalization of Pain
Fahim Masoud 08.31.15

The View from an Afghan Taxi Driver
Fahim Masoud 08.28.15

Afghanistan’s Future: Interview with Amrullah Saleh
Fahim Masoud 08.26.15

The Almost Indomitable Islamic State
Fahim Masoud 08.06.15

Thoughts on the Murder of Farkhunda Malikzada
Fahim Masoud 03.30.15

The Tragedy of Our Decade
Fahim Masoud 02.21.15

Seven Important Questions Regarding the Push for Democracy in Hong Kong
Fahim Masoud 10.05.14

Can China Become the Next Superpower?
Fahim Masoud 09.13.14

Review of Carlotta Gall’s ‘The Wrong Enemy’
Fahim Masoud 08.05.14

A Conversation with Farshid Hakimyar
Fahim Masoud 04.29.14

Afghanistan’s Day of Truth
Fahim Masoud 04.06.14

Marshal Fahim’s Death will not Affect Afghan Stability
Fahim Masoud 03.14.14

Central Asia: A Region of Strategic Importance to China
Fahim Masoud 03.12.14