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Non-alignment in the intensifying rivalry between the United States and China will continue in 2024. The world is in a multipolar state in terms of economics and technology, but remains unipolar in terms of security.

Several countries throughout Latin America and the Caribbean are without U.S. ambassadors months after receiving nominations from the Biden administration.

After massive bombings in northern Gaza that destroyed whole neighborhoods, people should call on members of Congress to urge the government to take measures “to ensure that innocent Gazans do not bear the punishment for Hamas’ terrible crimes,” said Zinaida Miller, a professor of law and international affairs at Northeastern University.

Says decision to share weekly details of cases taken to ensure transparency.

Justice Mansoor will participate in Global Constitutionalism Seminar to be held at Yale University

India turned a normally staid affair into a global coming-out party, write Manjari Chatterjee Miller and Clare Harris.

Great Decisions is a series organized by WorldBoston

This July shattered records for the hottest month globally, as heatwaves raged from Canada to Greece.

Nikta Khani (CAS’20) is a 2023-2024 Schwarzman Scholar and will enroll in Tsinghua University this fall to study China’s emerging technology landscape.

The proceeds of a hugely successful charity concert in Ardee Co.Louth are being used to increase awareness of a rare form of cancer, neuroendocrine tumours.