Columbia University professor Robert Y. Shapiro, to Newsweek: "It is not surprising since there is more bad news than good news for Trump on the killings in Minnesota and the lying about them."

Rajan Menon, Adjunct Senior Research Scholar of International and Public Affairs, on NATO: "NATO as we know it, the alliance that has been the bedrock of trans-Atlantic security for over 75 years, is coming to an end."

“What children face online right now, the state of the threat is so far ahead from the current state of the defenses. We know the defenses are brittle. We know the defenses are not accessible to the people who want them. And open source is a hack to build faster together,” says Camille François, Assistant Professor of Practice of International and Public Affairs.

The fusion of agentic AI and LLMs marks a new frontier in information warfare, writes Maria Ressa. 

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist Maria Ressa is among a global consortium flagging the new “disruptive threat” posed by hard-to-detect, malicious “AI swarms” infesting social media and messaging channels.

A U.S. campaign to pressure Caracas would hold promise, writes Jason Healey, a senior research scholar at Columbia University’s School for International and Public Affairs. 

According to Robert Y. Shapiro, professor of political science at Columbia University, Trump’s “base of white, MAGA voters has kept his approval rating steady, and it is a warning sign that this falling off of support may continue.”

An expert on East European Jewry, Dekel-Chen will teach courses on modern Israel and the ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. 

An award-winning political scientist, Zucco brings a fresh perspective on the current political dynamics reshaping the Western hemisphere.