Jeffrey Sachs strongly criticized current U.S. policies, emphasizing that the war in Ukraine could have been prevented through negotiations, attributing its outbreak to the U.S.'s perceived disregard for Russian concerns while trying to expand NATO.

Professor Charles Calomiris says that the federal deficit is going to swell to the point where no one will want to take on government-issued debt, and the only people who can save a failed Treasury auction will be the central bank.

Frank Reig is the Co-Founder & CEO of Revel and an SIPA graduate who discussed his mission of making New York electrification.

Jason Bordoff said a plateau in global oil and gas demand could cause energy prices to become more volatile in the short term.

Hillary Rodham Clinton, Keren Yarhi-Milo, Michelle Bachelet, Maria Ressa, Allida Black, and Frank Mugisha discussed human rights topics in the context of ongoing conflicts in Israel and Ukraine.

Tom Moerenhout wrote about China's chip industry strategy and their EV usage as the energy direction. 

Arvind Panagariya dissects the contrasting responses of Indian state leaders to Bihar's recent caste census, offering a unique perspective on the political implications.

Keren Yarhi-Milo uses Russia's invasion of Ukraine to explore the rationality of leadership decision-making and its role in the international order. 

Professor Alexander Hertel-Fernandez says that campaigns to defang, defund, and demobilize public-sector labor unions are becoming more influential in shaping the nation's agenda.