This year, roughly 2 billion voters in 80 countries will head to the polls to cast ballots in national elections. 

John Mutter said that as the technology used to measure earthquake strength wasn’t widely standardized until the 1950s, it means measurements before that were less reliable than those conducted with more modern technology.

Stuart Gottlieb writes that as long as the United States and its allies and partners begin offering tangible policies that counter jihadi ideology and propaganda, we will just continue attacking the symptoms, not the causes.

Jack Snyder spoke about how to respond to human rights abuses in a way that actually has impact.

Mila Rosenthal tests a new pathogen-based game that gives scientists practice in emergency management, simulating drills in a digital way and replicating what would happen in real life. 

Shang-Jin Wei said that a subsidy war could ultimately help consumers in both countries buy more climate-friendly products, which is an aim of the Biden administration.

Shang-Jin Wei said that a subsidy war could ultimately help consumers in both countries buy more climate-friendly products, which is an aim of the Biden administration.

The renowned political scientist — who is the president and founder of Eurasia Group and its subsidiary, GZERO Media — will address degree candidates at SIPA’s Class Day on May 13.

Jeffrey Sachs said Hong Kong is ideally placed to benefit from a global shift towards sustainability, and to provide the financing needed for green projects.