A panel of experts addressed the causes of the recent escalation between India and Pakistan, and the outlook for the ceasefire.

SIPA alumni in NYC Government outline opportunities for students in state and city governments

As Russia continues its war against Ukraine and the Trump administration reduces U.S. aid to Kyiv, European countries have stepped up their support of the Ukrainian people. But more can be done. At this critical moment, the European Union should seize the immobilized Russian sovereign assets that sit in Europe and use those resources to provide Ukraine with a sustainable source of assistance.

IGP hosted a Rapid Response webinar to unpack the geopolitical effects of the latest round of tariffs on an increasingly fragmented global economy.

SIPA scholar David Shimer and IGP Associate Director of Policy Samantha Sutton spoke at a recent roundtable about careers in foreign policy.

Scholars Brendan O’Leary and Niall Ó Dochartaigh joined historians Adam Tooze and Stephanie McCurry to unpack the political, legal, and demographic forces reshaping the future of Northern Ireland.

IGP hosts Ambassador Martin Kimani, former Kenyan Permanent Representative to the UN, for a compelling conversation on African agency and global strategy.

President Trump, taking a victory lap to mark the first 100 days of his second term, said his success surpasses any in U.S. history, "according to many, many people.” Presidential historian Timothy Naftali places the Trump presidency in context for Walter Isaacson.

IGP hosted a Rapid Response webinar to address attacks on civil society by authoritarian governments seeking to weaken democratic institutions.

A panel of Columbia faculty and experts assessed the state of peace negotiations in Ukraine and what’s at stake for Kyiv’s allies, Russia, and the broader international community.