Two Miller Center professors note that the conflict in Ukraine has bolstered the NATO alliance, which may give China pause if it’s thinking of moving on Taiwan.
Adjunct professor Jim Donovan’s plainspoken style lifts the veil on the mysterious world of investment banking.
UVA Law’s Danielle Citron, an expert in digital privacy and deepfake videos, and media studies professor David Nemer say the faked footage is a pivotal moment in democracy.
UVA law professors explain how sanctions on Russia due to its unprovoked war on Ukraine are affecting the global economy.
Two UVA cybersecurity experts provide tips on best practices in case of a Russian ambush.
Kirsten Gelsdorf, co-director of UVA’s Humanitarian Collaborative, explains the complicated nature of helping in such crises.
Margaret Brennan, who is covering the war in Ukraine as CBS News’ chief foreign affairs correspondent, will moderate the next event in the Democracy Dialogues series.
UVA diplomacy expert Stephen Mull explores the effect of sanctions, America’s reluctance to enforce a no-fly zone over Ukraine, and the worry about a global conflict.