International

The students are attending lectures, visiting museums and galleries, and engaging with the Yale community in a variety of social activities.

Trump’s bilateral approach to trade with China may backfire, resulting in higher-priced imports and a functional tax hike on American consumers.

The tool, developed by Yale graduate students as part of a class taught by the Jackson Institute’s Clare Lockhart, was presented to a U.S. military team in May.

Graduates were celebrated Monday with a ceremony and lunch at Horchow Hall. The Institute awarded 28 M.A. degrees and one M.A.S. degree in Global Affairs.

F&ES has selected four graduate students as Andrew Sabin International Environmental Fellows, with each fellow receiving up to $40,000 of funding.

Skyler Inman’s new podcast ‘Intractable’ aims to offer American audiences a balanced, multi-faceted, and contextual look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

From May 11-13, the China Health Policy and Management Society convened its biennial conference at Yale, featuring 140 talks by leading health care experts.

The Yale Global Health Initiative and partners recently helped to launch an innovative new immunization program in Kigali, Rwanda.

As a Downs Fellow in Nicaragua, Simone Ippoliti ’16 M.S.N. examined the impact of sexual and reproductive health intervention on the rates of teen pregnancy.

Haspel’s nomination for director of the CIA is antithetical to historical bipartisan condemnation of torture.