An article cites Thomas Christensen among scholars who have analyzed when and why Beijing uses force.

David Sandalow talks about the biggest emitters: China and the U.S., as eyes have turned to them with carbon mitigation discussions at COP26.

Jianguo Deng, former visiting scholar at SIPA, gives an interview on how the barriers in the exchanges between Chinese and Western civilizations can be overcome. (中文 - in Chinese)

Jacob Lew spoke with Dr. Leslie Vinjamuri about the role of the United States in global economic affairs.

In this op-ed, Jacob Lew expands on how the international tax agreement will increase incentives to invest in workers and workplaces and ensure that large and profitable corporations do not escape taxation.

Joseph E. Stiglitz comments on what the new global minimum tax endorsed at the G-20 summit means for developing countries.

At COP26, leaders must find ways to allow much greater economic growth across large parts of the world, Jason Bordoff writes.

National Cyber Director Chris Inglis announced that Federal Chief Information Security Officer Chris DeRusha MIA '09 will concurrently serve as his deputy at the newly created office.

David Sandalow evaluates the envoy's chances in pushing the climate agenda.