IGP and GWL Voices convened former government officials and youth leaders for a student-led workshop on the future of UN leadership.

IGP hosted a webinar with political analysts discussing the politics and current trends in key battleground states ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections.

IGP hosted a Rapid Response webinar with a panel of experts discussing President Xi’s meeting with President Trump in Washington during the UN General Assembly week and the future of US-China relations.

New research coauthored by SIPA Senior Lecturer Alan Yang and Professor Robert Y. Shapiro finds that President Donald Trump's policies, which in some respects have broken from traditional Republican doctrine, have reportedly pushed many Americans to the left — and caused Republicans to become far angrier than other political groups.

A conversation with Nobel laureate Maria Ressa, SIPA professor of professional practice.

"Framing risk as a model property or 'advanced capabilities' implicitly treats technology as the subject, but technology cannot be held accountable," writes IGP researcher Jen Weedon.

“Studies show that this type of hesitation is increasing,” Columbia SIPA's Institute of Global Politics Ann F. Kaplan Women's Initiative Director Jennifer Klein, tells the Sun.

IGP hosted a Rapid Response webinar with a panel of experts discussing President Trump’s UN General Assembly speech and what it tells us about America’s policies and evolving global role.

As Afghan women and girls face sweeping restrictions on education, work, movement, and public life, human rights experts and advocates press for greater international action and accountability. 

Robinson spoke with IGP student scholars on September 17 about her new book, Women in Power.