European policymakers are hyper fixated on competing with the US on technology, but they miss a fundamental aspect of winning the innovation race: technology adoption. Blavatnik School alum and Senior Fellow at the Centre for Future Generations Leonardo Quattrucci and Sciences Po’s Beatriz Botero Arcila outline the good news for Europe in the age of AI.

Governments worldwide are quickly ramping up efforts to adopt artificial intelligence, but concerns about risk, bias, and accountability loom large. Felix-Anselm van Lier, Research and Policy Fellow at the Government Outcomes Lab and Co-Director of the Leading Cross-Sector Partnerships Programme, argues that a flexible, collaborative contracting model can unlock progress.

MPP students Ashima Gulati and Noa Hen have established a Social Impact Hub at the heart of the Blavatnik School. They argue that social entrepreneurs are a vital part of solving global challenges and outline their plans to nourish the social impact community in the student body and beyond.

MPP student Gaelle Abi Khalil sets out a comprehensive blueprint for successful post-war reconstruction.

MPP student Angel Mauricio Ibañez, who has experience in health research, policy and advocacy, outlines how we can identify barriers for cancer prevention and early detection and move towards better outcomes for people across the world.

American MPP Students Sophie Huttner and Astrid Liden argue that the Trump administration's new moves on immigration constitute a direct assault on rule of law and the foundational principles of democracy in the United States.