Camille François, Professor of Practice at Columbia SIPA, and Mark Surman, president of Mozilla Foundation, examine generative AI’s potential to foster or stifle diverse artistic expression

Trump’s approval rating has reached the lowest point of his second term, according to a series of national polls. IGP Affiliated Faculty Member Robert Y. Shapiro comments that "the economy, the Epstein scandal, the disruption ICE has caused, and the defeats that his party has had in the off-year elections do not bode well for Republicans."

IGP Faculty Policy Director Jack Lew, former U.S. Treasury Secretary and former ambassador to Israel in the Biden Administration, joins CNBC to discuss macro outlooks on the economy.

Thomas J. Christensen, IGP Affiliated Faculty member and director of the China and the World Program at Columbia SIPA, called for the United States to recommit to a pragmatic approach to great power competition. He said this means prioritizing partners, avoiding maximalist gestures, and better understanding China as a rising power.

IGP Affiliated Faculty member Robert Y. Shapiro states that "Trump has been very consistent about trying to soak up as much of the news media's attention that he can."

On the proposed Russia-Ukraine peace plan, IGP Affiliated Faculty Member Irwin Redlener writes in a New York Times letter to the editor: “Ukraine’s sovereignty, security and democracy should all be nonnegotiable. A strong Ukraine is critical to the security of the United States and Europe”

This panel of experts examines the economics of wage-setting, the successes and failures of the US labor movement, and crucial lessons learned from the experience of minimum wage policies in the US and around the world.

IGP Women’s Initiative Director Jennifer Klein spoke on a panel titled “Charting a New Course for Care Policy,” about the policy solutions needed to address the caregiving crisis in the United States.

In this second installation of the conflict-related sexual violence virtual roundtable series, a panel of global experts discussed legal representation, reparations, recognition for children born of wartime rape, and community rebuilding as essential pathways to justice for survivors

"In Beijing in 1995, we witnessed the power of women organizing. In Reykjavik in 2025, we need to wield that power again, to meet the pressing challenges of this time,” IGP Women's Initiative Director Rachel Vogelstein told attendees of the Reykjavik Global Forum this month.