Stacey Glaser

Stacey Glaser is pursuing her Masters in Public Policy at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.

October 10, 2025

Washington’s Shutdown Leaves America’s Farmers in the Lurch

Across America’s heartland, farmers are facing a storm that no weather radar can predict — a man-made crisis emanating not from the skies, but from Washington. The federal government shutdown has ground

Explainer·Middle East

September 27, 2025

Global Recognition of Palestine Rises, But Peace Stays Elusive

A growing number of countries — now more than 160 — have formally recognized a Palestinian state. In just the past week, the United Kingdom, France, Canada, and Australia joined the list.

Americas·Europe·Opinion

September 23, 2025

Trump’s Ukraine Pivot: Breakthrough or Bluff?

Donald Trump’s latest declaration that Ukraine can win the war and reclaim all lost territory has left diplomats and allies both elated and wary. The statement, issued on Truth Social after his

India’s AI-Driven Climate Adaptation: A New Dawn for Monsoon Resilience

The monsoon has always been more than a season for India: it is a lifeline. Yet, as climate change disrupts rainfall patterns, what was once predictable has become precarious. This year’s unusual

September 15, 2025

Planet

The Dangerous Acceptance of Political Violence

Charlie Kirk’s killing in Utah should horrify every American. Instead, for too many, it will simply fade into the noise of our toxic politics — just another grim entry in the ever-growing

September 11, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Trump Is Losing India, and the World Order Is Shifting

Donald Trump’s imposition of steep “secondary” tariffs on India for buying Russian oil is rapidly unraveling as a strategic failure, with leading experts like John Mearsheimer warning that the policy is backfiring and undermining

September 8, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

New Orleans’ $14.6 Billion Flood Fortress Faces a Race Against Time

Two decades after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, a $14.6 billion flood defense network now encircles the city — a sprawling, 350-mile system of levees, flood walls, and gates stretching across five

August 31, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Partner, Not Pawn: India’s Place in America’s Asia Playbook

In the shifting chessboard of 21st-century geopolitics, the Indo-Pacific has emerged as the decisive arena for global power. For the United States, containing Beijing’s ambitions requires more than naval patrols and economic

August 23, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

How to Lose an Ally Over 50% Tariffs

In the past few days, the fragile scaffolding of US-India strategic cooperation has shown signs of stress—if not outright fracture. President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping tariff hikes on Indian exports, twice,

August 6, 2025

Opinion

Unwelcome Comeback? Kamala Harris Faces Party Doubts Ahead of 2028

In a revealing interview on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, former Vice President Kamala Harris gave one of her most candid public assessments of the political landscape in recent memory —

August 2, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Ghana’s Women on the Frontlines of a Warming World

The sun beats down mercilessly on Makola Market. With temperatures soaring past 32°C, Auntie Fausty, a 54-year-old bag seller, wipes sweat from her brow with a faded rag. Her face, etched with

July 20, 2025

Africa·Planet

California Considers Fast-Tracking Clean Energy Projects Amid Federal Setbacks

California lawmakers are weighing a controversial new approach: slashing environmental permitting requirements to speed up clean energy projects. The move comes in response to a newly enacted federal budget package, which eliminates

July 10, 2025

Planet

Title IX Turns 53 Amid Renewed Debate Over Women’s Sports and Inclusion

Fifty-three years after the passage of Title IX—the landmark civil rights law that transformed American education and sports—debate over its future has reignited with fresh urgency. What began as a victory for

June 23, 2025

Americas·Culture

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Stacey Glaser

Washington’s Shutdown Leaves America’s Farmers in the Lurch

Global Recognition of Palestine Rises, But Peace Stays Elusive

Trump’s Ukraine Pivot: Breakthrough or Bluff?

India’s AI-Driven Climate Adaptation: A New Dawn for Monsoon Resilience

The Dangerous Acceptance of Political Violence

Trump Is Losing India, and the World Order Is Shifting

New Orleans’ $14.6 Billion Flood Fortress Faces a Race Against Time

Partner, Not Pawn: India’s Place in America’s Asia Playbook

How to Lose an Ally Over 50% Tariffs

Unwelcome Comeback? Kamala Harris Faces Party Doubts Ahead of 2028

Ghana’s Women on the Frontlines of a Warming World

California Considers Fast-Tracking Clean Energy Projects Amid Federal Setbacks

Title IX Turns 53 Amid Renewed Debate Over Women’s Sports and Inclusion

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