International affairs
Reporting on Harvard’s global reach—from student fieldwork and faculty research to alumni impact around the world.
Five Questions with Matthew Bunn
The last treaty limiting nuclear arms buildup between Russia and the U.S. expires February 5. What’s next?
Fighting brain drain in sub-Saharan Africa by mentoring young scientists
Relationships with Harvard scholars bolster scientific research in sub-Saharan Africa.
Personal stories teach about HIV in a new book by Max Essex and Unity Dow
In a new book, Max Essex and Unity Dow use stories to illuminate the science of HIV.
Slide show: In Dar es Salaam, women living with HIV support each other
Supporting each other in living with HIV
Slide show: Harvard scholars and students fight HIV in Africa
A look at the daily life of Harvard scholars and students fighting HIV in Africa
Study Finds Effects of Holocaust on Russian Economy and Politics
The Russian regions that lost the most Jews have shown slower economic growth and resistance to political reform, a new study finds.
Brief life of Malawian nationalist Masauko Chipembere
Brief life of a pioneering African nationalist: 1930-1975
The Harvard Center Shanghai opens
A new center in Shanghai reflects Harvard’s growing engagement with the People’s Republic.
Michael Kremer's Group Aims To Bring Safe Drinking Water to the Developing World
A Harvard professor's project in Kenya strives to avoid common pitfalls of development work.
Harvard opens major China office
The University opens a major new facility to encourage research, student involvement, and teaching across the disciplines and professions.
Harvard in China: William Kirby speaks on China in the global economy
Remarks by William C. Kirby