Global research scholar Anne-Sophie Corbeau suggests the EU may be overconfident about its ability to lower its dependence on Russian liquified natural gas, even with an uptick in storage.

Ira Joseph discusses where prices could be heading next, and why Europe’s energy crisis is far from over.

Martín Guzmán says you can’t understand debt crises without confronting the power dynamics at play.

Caroline Flammer talked about why investing in climate change solutions can be good for businesses at a Columbia Climate School-hosted event.

“If we just waited around for another century, industry would probably move to electrification on its own,” said Chris Bataille, a research fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy. 

Denning discusses his new book, how universal food security can be brought to the forefront of the global stage, and what young people can do to get involved.

According to SIPA lecturer Laura Scherling, AI-assisted imagery tools have collectively shaken up the design, business, and art industries.

"Russians have to find the needle in this very big haystack to destroy the weapons and ammo they’re after," said Stephen Biddle.