International

A new photo essay by Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations lecturer Karen Polinger Foster captures daily life in Egypt’s capitol.

From May 10-17, participants in the Leadership Forum for Strategic Impact met on campus to advance the cause of women leaders on the continent of Africa.

Brazilian prisoners are 23 times more likely to contract tuberculosis than members of the general population, a new report has found.

Yale School of Public Health Dean Sten H. Vermund traveled to Beijing in January 2019 to meet with officials from China’s National Health Commission.

A new partnership with the National Cancer Center of China will provide new opportunities for collaborative research, clinical trials, and workforce training.

Yale College sophomores Anne Northrup and Jordan Farenhem will study Russian in Georgia and Bahasa Indonesian in Indonesia, respectively.

Microcredit is often touted as an effective policy tool to fight global poverty. But studies suggest that the long-term impact on recipients’ lives is limited.

In a talk titled “Tiananmen at Thirty,” author and journalist Louisa Lim discussed the 1989 event’s lasting global impact and its suppression in China.

Edyta M. Bojanowska, professor of Slavic languages and literatures (Harvard University Press)

Yale political scientist Isabela Mares and her co-author have documented the first proof of electoral clientelism in a European Union state.