
Global Affairs Program
New at GAP
Recent events
Speaker programs, dialogues and career events organized by our student teams.



Peace and Order in a New Era of Multipolarity
April 30, 2026 · 6:00 PM · Spring 2026
Olaf Scholz

Europe at a Crossroads: A Conversation with Olaf Scholz
April 30, 2026 · 4:30 PM · Spring 2026
Olaf Scholz


Europe: Migration and the Future of the Union
April 27, 2026 · 6:00 PM · Spring 2026
Luciano Arroio, Michael Koß

Saudi Vision 2030 at 10
April 20, 2026 · 6:00 PM · Spring 2026
Jerry Inzerillo, Khalid Azim, Dr. Sara Alshareef, Adel Hamaizia

Careers in Global Affairs Spring 2026
April 17, 2026 · 2:45 PM · Spring 2026
Brian Abrams, Carlo Giannone, Slavina Ancheva, John Shattuck, Lovisa Romander, Paulo Carvao
By the Numbers
GAP this year
A snapshot of GAP’s programming, as of Spring 2026.
- 20+
- events hosted this semester
- 30+
- distinguished global speakers engaged
- 650+
- attendees across programs
- 2,500+
- newsletter subscribers
What We Do
Program tracks
Four formats through which GAP engages students with global affairs.
The World Stage
Major speaker events and roundtables on geopolitical and global policy issues, connecting students with regional experts.
Explore →02Diplomatic Dialogues
Smaller, candid conversations with diplomats, policymakers and practitioners on the realities of diplomatic work.
Explore →03Career Events
Practical programs for students exploring careers in diplomacy, development and international affairs.
Explore →04Special Events
Partner programs, cross-institutional formats and occasional public forums, including the GAP Colloquium.
Explore →The Journal
Global Affairs Review
A student-led journal of regional analysis, policy essays and global affairs commentary. Each semester, GAP's regional teams research an issue of their choice and produce an accessible report, presented at the GAP Colloquium and published here.
Fall 2025 · Volume 1, Inaugural Issue · Theme: Regional Matters
Highlights
Past event highlights
Selected conversations with leaders shaping global affairs.

Europe at a Crossroads: A Conversation with Olaf Scholz
A Diplomatic Dialogue with Olaf Scholz, 9th Chancellor of Germany.
View highlights →
Sweden's Global Outlook
A Diplomatic Dialogue on Sweden's global outlook.
View highlights →
Combatting Grand Corruption
A World Stage discussion on combatting grand corruption.
View highlights →Follow GAP
GAP on Instagram
Event photos, posters and updates from @harvardglobalaffairs.
About GAP
Students as indispensable voices in global affairs
Founded in 2024, the Global Affairs Program is built on the belief that students are indispensable voices in shaping the present and future of global affairs. GAP brings together a selective group of students from around the world to engage with policymakers, scholars and practitioners.
Members work in regional teams spanning Europe, the Middle East & North Africa, Central & South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and East Asia, drawing on diverse backgrounds and perspectives.










