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Africa has grown economically in recent years in such a way that many of its populations now enjoy both the benefits and the drawbacks of
This week, RBI director John Torpey talked with Marieke Louis and Lucile Maertens about the trending depoliticization of international organizations and its effects for achieving results and enhancing cooperation. The discussion covers the causes of depoliticization, its framing in comparison to past years, the dangers of politicizing certain issues and not informing policy on science, and how depoliticization may end up protecting the status quo.
Some 12 million Ukrainians – a quarter of the population — have been forced to flee their homes or their country as a result of
How do Russians feel about the war in Ukraine? What information are they getting about the war? What about the reports of people leaving, especially
This week, International Horizons showcases an interview by RBI and EU Studies Center director John Torpey with political scientist Ivan Krastev about how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will affect
China has become a powerful global actor with what increasingly seems like a potential claim to global primacy. Is it an economic powerhouse and a
Hungary’s Viktor Orban, the originator of the notion of illiberal democracy, has now been re-elected for four more years as Prime Minister of Hungary. This is on top of the 12 years that have preceded this election, and a previous stint as prime minister. This time he won with a supermajority that allows his party to revise the Constitution unilaterally. How did he do it? What can we expect from the ruler whom many regard as the greatest threat to democracy and Eastern Europe other than Russia? What will the EU do?
Date: May 5, 2022 12:00 pm – 1:30 pmVenue: https://gc-cuny-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcodOuorjsvGdKjYoy9Til9gqkPzHY-e22e
Russia’s war on Ukraine has led to thousands of civilian deaths, thousands more soldiers’ deaths and millions of refugees and internally displaced persons. But this is only the beginning of the human toll of the Ukrainian war. A number of commentators have observed that perhaps the most important humanitarian consequence of the war may have to do with its effect on the availability and price of food around the globe. What will the war’s effect on the global food supply look like?