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Vipin Narang (Vipin Narang) and Pranay Vaddi (Pranay Vaddi) of MIT SSP's Center for Nuclear Security Policy examine the multiplying threats and emerging challenges in today’s evolving nuclear order. Read here: foreignaffairs.com/united-states/… MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

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In terms of #geopolitics, is #BRICS becoming more anti-American and anti-Western? How has the entry of five new member states altered the agenda and character of BRICS? What is the role and purpose of the ten partner countries of BRICS? How credible is BRICS’ claim to don the

In terms of #geopolitics, is #BRICS becoming more anti-American and anti-Western?

How has the entry of five new member states altered the agenda and character of BRICS?

What is the role and purpose of the ten partner countries of BRICS?

How credible is BRICS’ claim to don the
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Looking for summer reading suggestions? MIT News' latest list features books by several of our faculty members: • Phil Budden (Dr.Phil_Budden) & Fiona Murray (Fiona Murray) - MIT-UK • Volha Charnysh (Volha Charnysh) - MIT Global Diversity Lab • Kathleen Thelen - MIT-Germany, MIT-Scandinavia

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Mihaela Papa, director of research at CIS, discusses Brazil's push to position BRICS as “a pragmatic, Global South–focused platform for sustainable development and institutional reform.” Read here: scmp.com/news/china/dip… MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences #BRICS

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On June 27-28, the Wargaming Lab held its annual Flagship Game at the Endicott House in Dedham, MA. Held over two days, 30 participants from various governmental organizations, the private sector, and academia participated in the Wargaming Lab's Crisis 2030 wargame. Erik Lin-Greenberg

On June 27-28, the Wargaming Lab held its annual Flagship Game at the Endicott House in Dedham, MA. Held over two days, 30 participants from various governmental organizations, the private sector, and academia participated in the Wargaming Lab's Crisis 2030 wargame.
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CarolSaivetz, senior fellow at MIT SSP, analyzes Russia's lack of support for Iran following the US strikes, revealing Moscow’s weakened position. Read here: nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-ea… MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

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CIS Director of Research Mihaela Papa credits BRICS with building consensus on development finance, global health, the climate, and artificial intelligence, “areas where the Trump administration’s multilateral engagement has waned”. Read her insights here: scmp.com/week-asia/poli…

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Fiona Murray (Fiona Murray), faculty director of the MIT-UK Program, also serves as the faculty director of MIT Proto Ventures, which recently published a playbook to help research institutions establish their own in-house venture studios. Read here: news.mit.edu/2025/from-mit-…

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Lauren Sukin (Lauren Sukin), Stanton Nuclear Security Fellow at MIT SSP, discusses her recent article on nuclear deterrence co-authored with Stanton Nuclear Security Fellow Samuel Seitz (Sam Seitz) in an episode of LSE Phelan US Centre's The Ballpark. Listen here: blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2025…

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Vipin Narang (Vipin Narang) and Pranay Vaddi (Pranay Vaddi) of MIT SSP's Center for Nuclear Security Policy discuss how the United States can survive the new nuclear age on a podcast episode with Foreign Affairs. Listen here: foreignaffairs.com/podcasts/comin… MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

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F. Daniel Hidalgo, associate professor of MITPoliticalScience and associated faculty of the MIT-Brazil Program, explores the intersection of data and politics in course 17.831 (Data and Politics). Read here: news.mit.edu/2025/exploring… MISTI MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

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Introducing the MISTI-Lithuania Program: a cross-disciplinary partnership that fosters the exchange of artistic intelligence, cultural innovation, and highlights the humanities as agents of technological transformation. Learn more about MISTI Lithuania's mission and future:

Introducing the MISTI-Lithuania Program: a cross-disciplinary partnership that fosters the exchange of artistic intelligence, cultural innovation, and highlights the humanities as agents of technological transformation. 
Learn more about MISTI Lithuania's mission and future:
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Alicia Chen (Alicia Chen), the 2025 International Women's Media Foundation Neuffer Fellow, explores how pro-democracy dissidents in Boston face surveillance, harassment, and threats from the Chinese government in a new The Boston Globe article. Read here: bostonglobe.com/2025/07/18/opi… MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

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CIS hosts Starr Forums, our flagship public event series, throughout the academic year. Explore past lectures and get ready for a new semester of thought-provoking discussions. Below, MIT Institute Professor Daron Acemoglu (Daron Acemoglu) discusses the fate of democracy in a

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Lauren Sukin (Lauren Sukin), Stanton Nuclear Security Fellow at MIT SSP, recently co-authored a study examining US public opinion on relationships in the Indo-Pacific. Read more below: