International

At a climate week panel discussion, Daniel Esty and other experts offered insights on how the global trade system can be restructured to combat climate change.

While on campus, Oh Se-hoon, the mayor of the Republic of Korea’s capital city of Seoul, also met with Yale President Peter Salovey and toured the Beinecke.

Yale’s Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic and local advocates celebrated the recent release of 14 Liberians detained following protests in 2018.

A program created by the Yale Center for Language Study offers practical skills — and community — to Ukrainian families trying to regain a sense of normalcy.

In a Q&A, two Yale alumni discuss their work to promote cultural understanding by increasing access to and appreciation for Arab political theater.

The Indian state of Gujarat has taken a leap forward in curbing industrial emissions by initiating an Emissions Trading Scheme in its most populous city.

Next June, Yale will host 500 scholars on campus for one of the world’s premier Baltic Studies conferences.

Ahead of Climate Week NYC, Yale School of the Environment’s Daniel Esty discusses the opportunities and obstacles to greening global trade.

Petraeus, the former commander of U.S. Central Command, will come to Yale’s Jackson School to share his experience in diplomacy and statecraft.

This year’s winners are Cécile Fromont and Didac Queralt. Prizes are awarded for books on international topics written by current members of the Yale faculty.