NOV 4, 2026 • News
Second Carnegie Ethics Fellows Cohort Convened Day-Long Conference as Part of Final Symposium
The second Carnegie Ethics Fellows cohort culminated with a day-long symposium featuring four panels at the Global Ethics Hub. Read this recap.
NOV 3, 2026 • Video
Carnegie Ethics Fellows Symposium 2026
Access expert panels on water ethics, AI in healthcare, economic and national security, and AI in humanitarian response, moderated by the Carnegie Ethics Fellows.
OCT 29, 2026 • Video
Re-centering Ethics: Finding a Path Forward in a Fragmented World
How does ethics shape the way we respond to the challenges of our time? Access this recording of Carnegie Council's Global Ethics Day 2026 flagship event.
OCT 28, 2026 • Video
Cooperation Against All Odds: Transnational Networks and the Future of Global Order
How do we explain breakthroughs in international cooperation that seem to defy the odds, especially during periods of geopolitical tension? Access this recording.
OCT 27, 2026 • Podcast
State Sovereignty in the Age of AI
NYU Stern's Arun Sundararajan joins “Values & Interests” for the first in a series of conversations on AI sovereignty.
OCT 16, 2026 • Podcast
Multilateralism By and For the People
New America’s Heela Rasool-Ayub discusses pathways toward a more inclusive and responsive international system.
OCT 9, 2026 • Article
The Contest of Attraction: Soft Power After Its Liberal Moment
ICR Research's Stuart MacDonald examines how major political traditions understand attraction and how those differences play out today. How can states ethically pursue soft power?
OCT 7, 2026 • Report
Their Data, Whose Decision? The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Humanitarian Response
This report from the second CEF cohort focuses on the integration of AI into humanitarian response, proposing an ethical framework to respond to these challenges.