A team of SIPA students designs and implements an off-grid solar PV system with battery storage to help victims of Hurricane María.

Come January 2021, what might America’s foreign policy look like under a new administration? Robert Jervis considers.

Three months after free elections, Tunisia has yet to install a new government. Now the country's standing as a democratic exemplar is at risk, writes Safwan Masri.

The United States isn’t energy independent, writes Jason Bordoff, explaining how — despite rhetoric to the contrary — the Middle East's oil supply remains critical.

The Scandinavian formula of prioritizing balance in work and (nonwork) life is a key to happiness, says Jeff Sachs

Change is being driven by a cultural change in which people actively search for products that are less environmentally destructive writes Steve Cohen.

In the 1980s, Latin America endured a debt crisis so severe that the entire decade was “lost” to poor economic performance. With the region again facing difficulties, writes José Antonio Ocampo, can it avoid another lost decade?