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How to Lead in a Time of Pandemic

What U.S. Foreign Policy Should Be Doing—But Isn’t—to Rally the World to Action

By Nicholas Burns

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How Civic Technology Can Help Stop a Pandemic

Taiwan’s Initial Success Is a Model for the Rest of the World

By Jaron Lanier and E. Glen Weyl

The Coronavirus Exposed America’s Authoritarian Turn

Independent Expertise Always Dies First When Democracy Recedes

By Daron Acemoglu

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New: Strategic Trade Certificate

The Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University is building on the school’s existing expertise in security studies (the Schar School is ranked No. 2 by U.S. News & World Report in this category) with a new Graduate Certificate in Strategic Trade. “We designed the Graduate Certificate in Strategic Trade […] to position students for career success in a rapidly evolving global economy,” said program director Kenneth Reinert, who also oversees the Schar School’s top-ranked Master’s in International Commerce and Policy program. Learn more >

Coronavirus Threatens Catastrophe in India

A Vulnerable Population Braces for the Pandemic

By Vidya Krishnan

China Will Miss American Reporters When They’re Gone

The Foreign Press Is Essential to Beijing’s Accountability—and the Country’s Success

By John Pomfret

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