At an IGP Women’s Initiative roundtable, researcher Tresa Undem discussed her new report on Gen Z men and gender norms.

Sweeping federal budget cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, and other pivotal programs are putting pressure on already-strained city budgets.

IGP Cofounders Keren Yarhi-Milo and Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton welcomed IGP’s Student Circle with a wide-ranging discussion on foreign policy, multilateralism, and the state of democracy.

Experts from Columbia’s Institute of Global Politics and the Institute of Latin American Studies take stock of Argentina’s debt bailout and elections as US foreign economic policy enters a new phase.

Institute of Global Politics (IGP) Carnegie Distinguished Fellow and former US Director of National Intelligence Avril D. Haines joined SIPA Professor Peter Clement to discuss how strategic transparency and “intelligence diplomacy” have reshaped alliances and modern national security.

IGP hosted a discussion with Nasser al-Kidwa, former Foreign Minister of the Palestinian Authority, and Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, on the potential for lasting peace in the region.

Institute of Global Politics (IGP) Carnegie Distinguished Fellow and U.S. District Judge Roy K. Altman joined Columbia Law School Dean Emeritus David Schizer for a conversation on strengthening democracy.

As global demand for critical minerals accelerates, African institutions and entrepreneurs are positioning the continent to capture value and ensure that prosperity reaches communities on the ground.

Two former US Trade Representatives from across the political spectrum—Mike Froman, 17th US Trade Representative under President Obama, and Robert Lighthizer, 18th US Trade Representative under President Trump—shared insights from their time at the negotiating table while reflecting on how to solve some of the toughest issues around trade.

Institute of Global Politics (IGP) Carnegie Distinguished Fellow and former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reflects on her historic tenure, disillusionment with the Democratic Party, and her decision to become an Independent.