In Munich, IGP faculty and fellows discussed how interconnected, complex geopolitical challenges will require a new playbook.

Experts, scholars, policymakers, and activists discussed the use of rape, torture, and other forms of gender-based violence as weapons of war, and the policies and international frameworks that can help prevent it.

Distinguished guests included Oksana Markarova, Ukraine's ambassador to the United States, and Marie Yovanovitch, a former US ambassador to Ukraine and IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow.

The Institute of Global Politics convened an expert panel to host the first of several events this year devoted to Ukraine and its future.

An illuminating conversation between Dennis Ross and Ghaith al-Omiri was also the first event in SIPA's Dialogue Across Difference series.

AI Democracy Projects convened a panel of experts for discussion, followed by a workshop aimed at measuring the performance of chatbots and other AI tools that provide information to the public.

Professors Thomas J. Christensen and Andrew Nathan discuss the outcome and implications for the region and beyond.

Civil society leaders joined officials from the Biden-Harris administration to discuss policy issues related to equity, democracy, and racial justice.

The annual report identifies the countries and regions most at risk, highlights facts that help illuminate the extreme levels of humanitarian crisis worldwide, and more.

Key advisers to Presidents Biden and Trump talk about their roles, bridging partisan divides, and more.