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That power plant is now occupied by the russians. but its nuclear reactors remain intact. russian forces are approaching ukraine's second largest facility according to the u.s. ambassador to the united states. joining me right now, the executive director at the davis center for russian studies at harvard and international security analyst jim walsh will be with us momentarily. he's a research associate at m.i.t. security studies program. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. saying the world averted nuclear catastrophes after that attack. how concerning is it that russians are targeting these nuclea...

The MIT Center for International Studies and Security Studies Program are offering new war gaming resources for modeling human behavior and decision-making in real-world scenarios.

MIT faculty offered analysis of the war in Ukraine, including thoughts on sanctions, military strategy, and Putin’s end goals at a seminar hosted by the MIT Security Studies Program. The event featured Mariya Grinberg, Barry Posen, Carol Saivetz, and Elizabeth Wood.

Credits: Photo: Aidan Milliff Next image Why do some people fight and others flee when confronting violence? “This question has been bothering me for quite some time,” says Aidan Milliff, a fifth-year doctoral student who entered political science to explore the strategic choices people make in perilous times. “We’ve learned a great deal how economic status, identity, and pressure from community shape decisions people make while under threat,” says Milliff. Early in his studies, he took particular interest in scholarship linking economic deprivation...

Anything is better to keep these things separate. it is in china's self-interest to make sure north korea behaves. let's work together cooperatively on that and then keep our fight over trade separate. that is what i would say anyway. mike: what is your take on secretary pompeo naming a new special representative for north korea? >> mike, it is great news. i have been pressing for that for a while. as talented as he is he cannot be everywhere at once. at some point he has to stop going to pyongyang and have delegated staff members have responsibilities to go continue to carry the ball forward....