A prominent Georgian businessman and a New York Times data journalist discuss Georgia's economy and its prospective strategies in today's volatile international environment.
The presentation will delve into the factors contributing to the expansion of the Chala-Qazaq population in late imperial Russia and the tsarist regime's efforts to regulate and confine this elusive ethnic category.
The event and its aftermath enabled Yeltsin to expand the power of the presidency and restructure the political system through the adoption of a new constitution in December 1993.
Join us for a talk by Domitilla Sagramoso of King’s College London's Department of War Studies. Webinar open to the public; in-person event open to Harvard ID holders only.
Three journalists covering Ukraine discuss the challenges of their job amid war — from political and frontline dangers to the lesser-known difficulties of conveying human stories that clash with editorial stereotypes.
