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Why are more people crossing borders today than ever before? Are there effective mechanisms to meet modern-day migration trends? Research Fellow Susie Han makes the case for how the Model International Mobility Convention can meet this moment. carnegiecouncil.co/migration-fram…

Join our panel discussion on the future of international space governance on Wed. April 2 at 8:30am ET featuring CCEIA President Joel Rosenthal, CSIS's Zhanna Malekos Smith, Diane Howard, and Northeastern U.'s Ron Sandler, Ann C Thresher, & Mai'a K. Davis Cross 🇭🇰. carnegiecouncil.co/space-diplomacy

As the inaugural cohort of Carnegie Ethics Fellows culminated their work last month, we asked some of them to reflect on their two-year experience, highlight under-discussed ethical issues, and share advice for the next generation of ethical leaders.

Earlier this week, Juris Pupcenoks moderated a panel discussion with Jean-Marie Guéhenno & Jennifer Welsh to unpack the moral & political dilemmas of UN peacekeeping in today's geopolitical environment. Listen to the full event wherever you stream your podcasts. carnegiecouncil.co/ethics-empower…

What role can small states play to reform the international system amid rising geopolitical tensions? Maldives Ambassador to the UN Ali Naseer Mohamed discusses this and more in the latest episode of "Values & Interests." carnegiecouncil.co/values-interes…

"America’s polarized debate over immigration policy reflects the worst of ourselves. The nation can do much better both to serve its interests and to reconcile its competing ideals," writes Senior Fellow Michael Doyle. carnegiecouncil.co/immigration-ph…

"The Trump–Zelenskyy encounter laid bare five distinct ethical failures. These were not isolated misjudgments, but symptoms of a wider shift in the diplomatic landscape," writes Corneliu Bjola. in an online essay for the Ethics&IntlAffairs. carnegiecouncil.co/bjola-trump-ze…

Policy for governing solar geoengineering requires a better understanding of nonideal scenarios motivated by factors beyond climatic outcomes as well as careful governance of the research, argues Duncan McLaren in the latest issue of Ethics&IntlAffairs. carnegiecouncil.co/mclaren-solar-…

"As you put together a peacekeeping operation you have to be respectful of the Member States, you have to understand their objectives . . . but at the same time you must not lose your ethical compass." - Jean-Marie Guéhenno Watch the full discussion: carnegiecouncil.co/ethics-empower…

Is it possible to develop a global nonuse agreement around solar geoengineering? Stacy D. VanDeveer, Frank Biermann, Rakhyun E. Kim, Carol Bardi, and Aarti Gupta explore this question in the latest issue of Ethics&IntlAffairs. carnegiecouncil.co/solar-geoengin…

What are the ethics of making a film like "September 5" in the era of misinformation and the ongoing war in Gaza? Carnegie Council's Alex Woodson unpacks some of these dilemmas in the latest Ethics on Film review: carnegiecouncil.co/ethics-on-film…

As climate change worsens and solar radiation modification technologies gain political traction, Jeroen Oomen questions the politics and ethics behind their normalization in the latest issue of Ethics&IntlAffairs. carnegiecouncil.co/oomen-climate-…

"When you have mutual respect, whether it is between countries or between individuals, that helps to produce outcomes that are mutually beneficial." - Ali Naseer Mohamed Listen to the latest "Values & Interests" podcast: carnegiecouncil.co/values-interes…

If you missed our event with The Ethics Institute at Northeastern University on the future of international space governance, you can watch it now on YouTube or listen wherever you stream your podcasts. carnegiecouncil.co/unlocking-coop…

A new episode of the "Values & Interest" podcast is out now! U.S. Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling discusses lessons in leadership and the critical importance of staying true to personal values in times of crisis. carnegiecouncil.co/values-interes…

We're pleased to share that #GlobalEthicsDay will be returning for its 12th year on October 15, 2025 with a new theme: #EthicsReenvisioned. Join us in re-envisioning ethics to build a more peaceful and just world: carnegiecouncil.co/global-ethics-…

How can researchers’ values influence scholarly analysis and political recommendations on issues in international affairs? Read Hilary Appel and Rachel A. Epstein's introductory essay in the latest issue of Ethics&IntlAffairs. carnegiecouncil.co/appel-epstein-…

Register for our upcoming virtual convening on April 23 at 4:30pm ET examining the state of international & local migration in 2025, with Senior Fellow Michael Doyle as well as an expert panel moderated by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Molly O'Toole. carnegiecouncil.co/state-of-migra…

"The time that values become extremely important are in the most troubling of times." Hear more from U.S. Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling in the latest episode of "Values & Interests" available wherever you stream your podcasts. carnegiecouncil.co/values-interes…

With Russia's invasion of Ukraine in its third year, Milada Anna Vachudova and Nadiia Koval argue that the EU can become a "stronger and more ethical geopolitical power" by reviving its enlargement process in the latest issue of Ethics&IntlAffairs. carnegiecouncil.co/vachudova-kova…