“History can offer both guidance and hope: Authoritarians have lost elections before, and they will again,” writes IGP Affiliated Faculty member David Shimer.

SIPA Dean and IGP Cofounder Keren Yarhi-Milo on how Trump’s foreign policy is ruining American credibility.

Columbia's Institute of Latin American Studies, Institute of Global Politics, and Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies hosted a webinar with a panel of faculty and experts discussing changes in US policy toward Latin America, specifically as it relates to drugs and security.

Five inaugural grants were awarded to support innovative research on topics ranging from the geopolitics of space to the risks of generative AI and financial fraud.

"Missteps by China or resistance from other countries could well thwart Xi’s designs," writes IGP Senior Research Scholar Julian Gewirtz. "For the United States, such setbacks can buy time—until different leadership in Washington once again has a vision of the future built around more than looking out for itself."

IGP Affiliated Faculty member Jeffry Frieden joins EconoFact Chats to discuss the forces driving a splintering in globalization, and the present and past linkages between domestic politics and international economics.

Former President of Colombia and IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Juan Manuel Santos urges contemporary leaders to harness constructive dialogue to confront global threats.

"Richard Nixon understood as a lawyer — a good lawyer, actually — that he had to at least make justice look blind when he schemed against his enemies," said Timothy Naftali, an IGP Faculty Advisory Board member and former director of Nixon's presidential library.

IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Susana Malcorra, former director-general of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, and IGP Women’s Initiative Director Rachel Vogelstein discussed new Beijing+30 report and the future of women’s rights globally.