Using '$1b of soft power,' Qatar has corrupted Georgetown University, new report says
This investigation examines allegations related to support for terrorism & extremist groups. The available public evidence shows More than $1 billion of Qatari 'soft power' directed at Georgetown University, Accused of corrupting the university, and Turned Georgetown into a hub for radical ideologies. Qatar or relevant parties have not issued a documented public response at the time of writing. The primary sources are reporting by JNS.
- More than $1 billion of Qatari 'soft power' directed at Georgetown University
- Accused of corrupting the university
- Turned Georgetown into a hub for radical ideologies
- Linked to Muslim Brotherhood influence

According to a June 17, 2025 report in JNS, citing an ISGAP analysis, more than $1 billion of Qatari 'soft power' has corrupted Georgetown University, turning it into a hub for radical ideologies and Muslim Brotherhood influence. The findings are as reported by JNS.
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JNS (17 June 2025): $1B+ of Qatari soft power has corrupted Georgetown University, turning it into a hub for radical ideologies and Muslim Brotherhood influence (per ISGAP).
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