Contributors include Andrew Nathan and Sun Zhe.

“The preservation of heritage is a core human right, the right to cultural self-determination and autonomy,” Ben Orlove comments.

"In an era of rapid transitions, with a multi-polar diffusion of power and influence, international organizations can stand out as rocks of stability and reliability among all the turmoil," Dirk Salomons writes.

Ester Fuchs says the political landscape has shifted since the 2018 race, pointing out that New York’s pandemic-battered economy and high-profile violent crimes have voters looking for plans that are more pragmatic than progressive.

“Energy prices have eased in recent weeks, but only because Europe has been lucky with the weather,” Jason Bordoff of the Center on Global Energy Policy comments.

"Despite the lack of enthusiasm for five more years of Macron, he remains a favorite to win," Ian Bremmer writes.

The United States' ambassador to the UN will address SIPA's degree candidates on May 15.

“Instead of finding an endpoint, we may have to get used to the idea of a ‘frozen’ conflict,” Christof Rühl of the Center on Global Energy Policy writes on what the endgame will look like in the stand-off between Russia and Ukraine.

Shang-Jin Wei led a discussion of the Chinese economy and the outlook for the country’s real estate market at the 2022 Real Estate Capital Markets Conference hosted by Goodwin and Columbia Business School.