News and Media

(Washington DC – February 22, 2012) AAM announces the successful production of our fourth Tunisian town hall as part of a year-long series examining Tunisia's democratic transition. The ninety-minute discussion, hosted by Wael Toukabri, focused on corruption.
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(Washington DC – February 20, 2012) AAM speaks with Nadeem Hussain, President and CEO of Tameer Microfinance Bank serving low-income, salaried, and self-employed micro-entrepreneurs in Pakistan.
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(Washington DC – February 19, 2012) AAM interviews award-winning author and journalist Deborah Scroggins whose recent book, “Wanted Women: Faith, Lies and the War on Terror,” traces the lives of two controversial Muslim women.
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(Washington DC – February 17, 2012) AAM interviews Ayad Akhtar to discuss his debut novel, “American Dervish,” the coming-of-age story of a young Pakistani-American boy.
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(Washington DC – February 13, 2012) AAM interviews Adam Johnson, author of the highly acclaimed novel, “The Orphan Master’s Son” – a thriller and love story set in North Korea.
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(Washington DC – February 8, 2012) What will the leadership change in North Korea mean for the future of America’s relationship with the two Koreas, for denuclearization or the reunification of the Korean peninsula?
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