What International Humanitarian Law Says About the Nova Kakhovka Dam By Tom Dannenbaum, Professor of International Law in The Fletcher School On June 6, a Ukrainian dam in Russian-occupied Kherson […]

By Tara Sonenshine, Professor of Public Diplomacy at The Fletcher School

Rushing water from the breach of the Dnieper River in Ukraine has forced thousands of citizens, already beleaguered by war, to e […]

By Mike Eckel, Fletcher School Alum and Senior News Correspondent 

Armed with Western tanks and trained by NATO troops, Ukrainian forces have kicked their offensive operations into high gear, attacking […]

By: Nicholas Marusic

For this blog post, I’ve decided to switch up the format a bit and document what a day in the life looks like while researching on the ground in Singapore.  Our central research que […]

Refugees and the City: How Migration Facilitated Mafraq, Jordan’s Green Transition Refugees and the City: How Migration Facilitated Mafraq, Jordan’s Green Transition  By Leen Hayek Mafraq city is the capital of Jo […]

Long time no see! I trust that all you students are relishing your summer vacation. For those among you who are employed, you may be contemplating how to best utilize your summer recess.

As for myself, I am […]

By: Caroline Koon

We are officially over halfway through JRP 2023—one country down, one to go. Our week in Malaysia was fantastic; we met with so many incredible individuals and got to have some very i […]

Rahul Gandhi’s American Yatra: A Howdy Modi moment: Bhaskar Chakravorti In America, India’s most famous ‘heir’ pulled back the curtain, seemed more accessible. His message of tolerance was welcome, but the Congress leader was short on specifics.

Or, a citation I would prefer not to receive.

By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School

An occupational hazard of critiquing U.S. foreign policy is that, on occasion, […]

Maxim Krupskiy writes about how an existential threat narrative towards “foreign agents” is formed in Russia, explains how it relates to the new Concept of Russian Foreign Policy and what goals the Putin’s regi […]

Prof. White was inducted as a Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America on May 10, 2023. “For advancement in the field of acoustic micro-electro-mechanical systems.”

Prof. White presented two papers as the Acoustical Society of America Meeting in Chicago.

Robert D. White, Aidan Beckett, Rishabh Chaudhary, Luisa Chiesa, Amish Desai, Odin Doolittle, Michael Emerling, Peter […]

If US forces hadn’t shown restraint, scores of lives could have been lost. Wars have started for less. 

By Fletcher Dean Emeritus James Stavridis, former supreme allied commander of NATO Admiral (R […]

By: John McIntyre

The ALLIES JRP team is now firmly settled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! The 12-hour time difference to the U.S. no longer feels like the challenge it was to the students from Tufts […]

You may remember HHSL staff walking around with clipboards periodically between mid-March and early April asking what school you were from (thanks again for letting us interrupt your studying). Well, even if you […]