In an article for Politico, Lewis highlights the significance of ongoing U.S.-China climate discussions as a pivotal moment for international climate diplomacy, noting that even modest progress from China could…
In a piece for The Hill, Busch calls for the Biden administration to revitalize its trade strategy, stressing that resilient U.S. supply chains depend on stronger global trade partnerships rather…
In an article for The Washington Post, Marta Mysiahina (SFS’27) and Asadullah Azimi (COL’27) share their experiences of navigating the challenges of displacement while continuing their studies in the U.S.
Three SFS students have been awarded the Voyager Scholarship to support their ambitions in public service through financial aid, travel opportunities, and mentorship.
In an article for China Daily, Lewis called for the U.S. to strategically engage with China on climate change, warning that current policies excluding Chinese entities from the U.S. clean…
Welcome to SFS – the oldest school of international affairs in the United States and the very best school of international affairs in the world. SFS is a school with…
In a TIME Ideas article, Corrigan examines how the recent antitrust ruling against Google could reshape the AI landscape, highlighting the need for proactive measures to ensure a competitive and…
In a PBS NewsHour interview, Byman explains Israel’s use of destructive tactics like armored bulldozers in West Bank raids, aimed at dismantling militant groups while contending with weakened Palestinian security…
In an issue of Geoforum, Daoudy challenges the traditional securitization of climate change, advocating instead for a critical approach centered on climate justice and the deconstruction of neocolonial power structures.
