Professor Robert Shapiro commented on the upcoming debate between California Governor Gavin Newsom and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, saying that it will be "a symbolic debate between the Democratic left and the Republican right." 

Jack Snyder has published his research presenting that mainstream approaches, including realism and liberalism, shed more light on the central mechanisms that drive international politics than theories that put race in the central position do.

Professor Stuart Gottlieb writes about why comparing the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza requires context.

“Many of the words used to describe this conflict are deeply loaded,” writes Page Fortna of the Saltzman Institute. “The antidote to their weaponization is not to avoid them but to use them carefully, accurately and consistently.”

Professor Maria Victoria Murillo says in light of the recent election in Argentina, Milei’s election shows that "the anger against the government was stronger than the fear of the unknown.”

Professor Robert Shapiro and Ben Page spoke on Another Way, a podcast from Equal Citizens, about their 1992 book "The Rational Public" and the relationship between democracy and rationality. 

Professor Jeffrey Sachs has been announced as one of the speakers at the first-ever RewirEd Summit at COP28, a global summit on the intersection of education and climate.

Professor Takatoshi Ito says the central bank views wage hikes as key to reaching its “sustainable 2% target” for inflation.

Professor Shang-Jin Wei writes that President Joe Biden’s failure to reverse Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports could end up costing him next year’s election.