J. James Kim, lecturer of international and public affairs, testified before the before the House Foreign Affairs East Asia and Pacific Subcommittee on the topic "Charting a New Course: Countering China's Dominance in Global Shipbuilding."

"There is this general feeling among young people [in India] that opportunities are drying up, and there is not much understanding among the political elites on what kind of fears and anxieties these young people are facing," says Rumela Sen on India's youth-led protests.

According to senior research scholar Jason Healey, AI in the near term may drive cybersecurity back to its roots, when widespread vulnerabilities, not deceptive intrusions, drove incidents.

A leading geopolitical risk analyst, Tina Fordham discusses her new book Mad World: A Geostrategy Survival Guide for Leaders.

On Democrats' support among voters, Professor Robert Shapiro told Newsweek that this is a “common phenomenon where the incumbent party bears the repercussions since they are the ones being held accountable for the perceived poor performance since their party is in control of the White House and also Congress.”

"To address the maternal health crisis in America, Washington must invest in a proactive agenda of healthcare access, affordability and equity," writes professor of professional practice Jennifer Klein.

"Invest in public health care, don’t privatize it," says senior lecturer Anya Schiffrin.

A renowned political scientist, Goddard brings expertise in great power politics and international order to SIPA’s leading research institute on strategic studies.

According to assistant professor Erica Lonergan, the United States is preparing for cyber conflict with a military structure that still treats cyberspace as a secondary supporting function.