Why is the World’s Top School of International Relations Somewhat Divided?

I came to SIPA amid the growing tension between China and the US as well as the rising of populism worldwide. Growing up in a globalized world, I used to think that we already have enough conversations between nations and cultures. But, my experience in SIPA makes me understand that I should not take a stable and peaceful world for granted. Instead, much more work is needed to facilitate more dialogue. Understanding does not come easily; it should be nurtured with time, energy, and most importantly, long-lasting dedication. Here in SIPA, as future policy-makers worldwide, I cannot help but ask: “If not us, who? If not now, when?”

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2020 Update: Democratic Power Rankings with TMP’s Political Analyst, Logan Philips

Welcome to the first edition of the Presidential Power Rankings for TMP…just as we close out the Fifth Democratic Presidential Debate. Senator Elizabeth Warren has firmly established herself as the co-frontrunner with former Vice President Joe Biden. While Biden still has the edge in the national poll, Warren is only a few points behind. In my assessment, she has proven to be substantially better fundraiser, is excelling in Iowa and New Hampshire, and has the best shot at attracting new support.

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