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Closing the Prevention Gap

The development of long-acting PrEP methods makes it a pivotal moment for the global HIV response. Transforming HIV prevention will depend on ensuring a comprehensive set of PrEP options are available, affordable, and acceptable to populations vulnerable to the virus.

Brief by Katherine E. Bliss — December 3, 2024

Biden Goes to Angola: Beyond the Lobito Corridor

U.S. president Biden’s visit to Angola, 50 days before leaving office, sparks questions about the United States' ability to offer a unique partnership and prioritize Angolan needs over geopolitical interests.

Commentary by Mvemba Phezo Dizolele — December 3, 2024

Yoon Declares Martial Law in South Korea

On December 3, 2024, South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law in an unannounced televised address, citing threats from "North Korean communist forces" and the need to "rebuild and protect" South Korea from "falling into ruin."

Critical Questions by Andy Lim, Seiyeon Ji, and Victor Cha — December 3, 2024

Reruns

This week, the Scholl Chair analyzes president-elect Trump's threats to impose new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — December 2, 2024

Syrian Rebels’ Surprise Offensive Highlights Assad Regime’s Weakness

In a lightning-fast offensive, Syrian rebels took hundreds of kilometers of territory, including Aleppo, that took the Assad regime years to capture. Who are the key players, and can the rebels hold on to their gains? Natasha Hall explains.

Critical Questions by Natasha Hall — December 2, 2024

What Does India’s Hypersonic Missile Test Mean?

On November 16, India announced the test launch of its first long-range hypersonic missile. This missile makes India one of the few nuclear-armed countries to possess this technology, highlighting the intensifying global race for hypersonic technology.

Critical Questions by Diya Ashtakala — December 2, 2024