U.S. foreign aid was once a powerful bargaining tool Haley J. Swedlund - April 16, 2025 The Trump administration has undermined the U.S. global reputation as a reliable partner.
Is buying out workers ever a good idea? Krzysztof Pelc - March 5, 2025 New research highlights some of the big flaws in the Trump/Musk government worker buyout plan.
Germany’s far-right party made huge gains in the 2025 elections Alexander Kustov - February 26, 2025 The AfD made sure immigration remains a top concern for voters.
Why did Trump sanction the ICC prosecutor? Kelebogile Zvobgo - February 19, 2025 The president has targeted the International Criminal Court before, with little effect.
Good Chat: What does Trump’s election mean for European security? Polina Beliakova, Stacie Goddard, Kaija Schilde, Lauren Sukin, and Sanne Verschuren - December 16, 2024 Experts discuss NATO, the war in Ukraine, nuclear policy, and more.
What Uruguay’s fragmented election results mean for the next five years Juan Bogliaccini - December 4, 2024 Center-left Frente Amplio is back in office – but without a parliamentary majority this time.
Harris, Trump, and the ICC – what IR scholars think Kelebogile Zvobgo - October 31, 2024 Which presidential candidate would engage more with the International Criminal Court?
The ICJ says Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territory is illegal Kelebogile Zvobgo - July 26, 2024 The U.N. General Assembly requested an advisory opinion on the legality of the occupation.
Key takeaways from the 2024 NATO summit James Goldgeier - July 12, 2024 Projecting a strong alliance isn’t easy, especially when American politics are so uncertain.
Why some countries are less welcoming to international students Alexander Kustov - May 20, 2024 As governments try to cut immigration numbers, universities are defending their lucrative market.