“There was a sense that something could explode for a while,” said Vicky Murillo about the political disconnect between Chile’s widening gap between the elite and the rest of the population.

Genevieve Sangudi MIA ’04 is a partner at The Carlyle Group, a large global asset management company with a portfolio of 14.7 trillion Kenyon shillings, or $142 Billion. She was recognized by Forbes Africa as one of the 100 most influential women in Africa.

SIPA professor and alum Karine Jean Pierre MPA ‘03 sits down with Bay Area Reporter to discuss her new book “Moving Forward.” She urges everyone to get involved. “In today’s political climate, the need for all of us to participate has never been more crucial.”

Tom Byrne, President of The Korea Society, writes about South Korea’s military expenditures and saying the US request SK spend more on defense “is reasonable. But the ask should be fair and transparent.”

Journalists and politicians look at the increasingly fluid intersection of politics, traditional media, and social media.

 Pierre Vimont, reflects on current calls for the EU to play a more active, geopolitical role.