Sarah Kreps and Paul Lushenko dissect an ongoing debate among military and technology experts about the importance of drones on the modern...

Eswar Prasad, professor of economics and international trade policy, says that it will take a while to build the financial infrastructure to sidestep...

“There’s clearly been a splintering of the G20...The fact that the U.S. clearly has so much power to take action against a geopolitical rival is a...

“If the sanctioning coalition was much stronger than expected, then so was the target,” says Nicholas Mulder, assistant professor of history. 

“If the sanctioning coalition was much stronger than expected, then so was the target,” says Nicholas Mulder, assistant professor.

This piece about contemporary propaganda presents reserach co-authored by Sarah Kreps, professor of government and public policy, Paul Lushenko,...

Nicholas Mulder, assistant professor of history, writes this opinion piece about the resiliency of Russia’s economy. 

Bryn Rosenfeld (IES) takes the pulse of Russian public opinion on the war in Ukraine.

Global Public Voices fellow Cristina Florea describes how Ukrainians have reinvented their national identity five times over the past century.

“Sanctions are kind of like alchemy,” says Nicholas Mulder, assistant professor of history. “You apply all this pressure to this black box of a...