Jan. 6 Changed Tech Forever
Bhaskar Chakravorti explores social media's role in restoring America's democracy, via his Foreign Policy column.
How to Make Diplomacy More Effective—and Inclusive—in the New Age of Pluralism
Ian Johnstone and CILG Fellow Joshua Lincoln co-publish article in World Politics Review on "the age of pluralism."
Biden and the Pentagon Can Declare War on Climate Change
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis explores how the Biden admin can work with the military to help combat climate change.
‘Citadel of Democracy’ Under Siege: A Reporter’s View Inside the Capitol
Alumna Christa Case Bryant (F20) writes about her experience as The Christian Science Monitor's new congressional correspondent inside the Capitol building during the riots.
This Is America
Dan Drezner reflects on the storming of the U.S. Capitol building, via his Washington Post column.
Getting Biden to Love Tech
Bhaskar Chakravorti reflects on how the Biden administration can use tech policy to solve priority issues, via his Foreign Policy column.
Iran’s Provocations Are a Warning Shot to Biden
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis shares his thoughts on the latest provocation in Iran, via his Bloomberg Opinion column.
From Rajiv Gandhi To Narendra Modi, India’s Vaccine Politics Has Come Full Circle
Ph.D. candidate Arun Mohan Sukumar writes about the controversy around India's Covaxin approval, in an op-ed for Scroll.in.
My Takeaways From ‘The Plague Year’
Dan Drezner explores the key points from Lawrence Wright's latest essay, via his Washington Post column.
Why Ethiopia and Sudan Have Fallen Out Over Al-Fashaga
Alex de Waal writes about the conflict between Sudan and Ethiopia in the al-Fashaga region, via BBC News.
