Tatiana Carayannis
Tatiana Carayannis is the global affairs and technology adviser at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, and senior visiting scholar at The Moynihan Center, City College of New York. This essay draws on lectures delivered on UN reform and global governance at Beijing Foreign Studies University in March 2026.
The recent two-day Beijing summit between Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping has come and gone. There was pageantry: Military honors, flag-waving children, flowers and toasts. Both governments declared success. The relationship has been stabilized, which is not nothing, but the …
- Categories: Governance, OPINIONS
This week we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, as the Covid-19 pandemic highlights our interdependence and the need for global cooperation. Enthusiasm for it, however, is in short supply amid deteriorating Washington-Beijing relations, Brexit and rising populisms. …
- Categories: Climate Change, Covid-19, Governance, Health and Population, OPINIONS
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