A majority of respondents across racial, ethnic, and generational lines say the United States should play not a dominant but instead shared leadership role in the world, according to survey data collected by Chicago Council on Global Affairs & New America. See the data: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues on, the issue of US aid to Kyiv has become hotly disputed. New research from Chicago Council on Global Affairs and New America lays out where Americans stand ⤵️ newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

Generational divides, Chicago Council on Global Affairs and New America analysis finds, are a significant one of many influential demographics in dividing Americans’ attitudes toward the Israel-Gaza war. See the data ⤵️ newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

We at New America partnered with Chicago Council on Global Affairs to ask Americans across racial, ethnic, & generational lines where they stand on key foreign policy issues ahead of the 2024 election. Senior Director Candace Rondeaux unpacks the data. Key takeaways ⤵️ newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

Sr. Fellow Martha Molfetas puts a spotlight on how #climate is impacting progress on the #SDGs for ⁦Global Policy⁩. #ClimateAction #HLPF #UNGA Read more: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

Sr. Fellow Akash Kapur unpacks Secretary of State Secretary Antony Blinken's RSA Conference keynote address that called for a global "digital solidarity" as a leading principle of US cyber strategy in this article for Foreign Policy. More: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

In @wpr, Candace Rondeaux explores how the global leadership that has defined U.S. engagement with the world for 80 years no longer has the domestic support it once did. More: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

SAVE THE DATE 🗓️ Join us online on September 4 from 10:00-11:30 AM ET for an in-depth discussion with Akshat Rathi covering his book, Climate Capitalism, moderated by Senior Fellow Martha Molfetas. Read more & register here: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

.USAID's new #digital policy is promising but falls short, says New America's Gordon LaForge in World Politics Review. By underinvesting in digital development, the U.S. cedes ground to autocracies & forgoes promoting an open, people-centered international system. worldpoliticsreview.com/us-digital-dev…

Catch the recording of this event discussing our join survey work & results with Chicago Council on Global Affairs featuring our Sr. Director Candace Rondeaux here: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

Join us in conversation with Akshat Rathi about how we are cutting #emissions today and the current tools getting us closer to a #NetZero economy. Moderated by Sr Fellow Martha Molfetas. #EnergyTransition #Renewables #EVs Register: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

A new paper from Gordon LaForge at Planetary Politics & Robert Muggah + Gabriella Seiler at Instituto Igarapé unpacks the risk of heightened disparities in responsible #AI frameworks between the Global North & South. What can the G20 do to narrow the gap? Read: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

In WPR, Heela Rasool & Aleksandar Kostić explore the G20's push for a global billionaire tax — a crucial step in tackling wealth inequality & funding climate action. Can this proposal overcome the hurdles? #G20 #WealthTax #ClimateAction newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

⏳There's still time to join us tomorrow online! Sr. Fellow Martha Molfetas will be talking to Akshat Rathi about his new book, Climate Capitalism; and the #netzero #EnergyTransition already underway. #Renewables Register here: newamerica.org/planetary-poli…

🔊HAPPENING NOW! Join Akshat Rathi and Martha Molfetas to discuss Akshat's book Climate Capitalism and the energy transition to net zero. events.newamerica.org/climatecapital…

Given the vast disparities in AI power between the rich & developing world, closing the AI governance divide won't be easy. At stake is whether AI helps the rich get richer or makes the whole world better, writes Gordon LaForge for Tech Policy Press. newamerica.org/planetary-poli…