Read the letter from Members of the Leadership Council of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network and Members of the SDSN Community, including SDSN's President Jeffrey Sachs.

“It’s not as easy to stop this [Western] assistance flow as it might seem,” Stephen Biddle comments.

“Nato was never serious about admitting Ukraine. The Russian invasion has lowered Ukraine’s chances even further,” Rajan Menon of the Saltzman Institute writes.

The article by Shaindl Keshen MIA ’21 and Steven Lazickas MPA ’21 was published in SIPA's Journal of International Affairs.

Tanya Domi discussed comparisons between Ukraine and Bosnia, the prospects for prosecutions, and the role of the ICC and the UN.

SIPA visiting professor brings decades of public service experience to the classroom.

"The likelihood the war will continue for at least several more months raises challenges for Biden’s ability to lead internationally and at home," Lincoln Mitchell writes.

“Good leaders recognize that they're only as good as the people who follow them. They're not separate and apart.” William B. Eimicke reflects on President Zelenskyy's leadership during the invasion.

“The tax base needs to be continuously broadened. GST is doing well. The revenues on that front have done quite well but still that is not enough. So the GST tax base needs to be broadened but that is a more longer-term solution,” Arvind Panagariya says.