Russian Ministry of Defense Conducts ‘Great Purge’ By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar of the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program Executive Summary: The Russian Ministry of Defense […]

With Russian Nuclear Fuel Ban, U.S. Also Tries To Fix A (Self-Inflicted) Problem By Mike Eckel, Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent It was one of the marquee U.S. disarmament programs of the post-Soviet era: […]

Knives Out: Russia’s Military Command By Mike Eckel and Kristyna Foltynova (Eckel is a Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent) The upheaval in Russia’s military […]

Vladimir Putin Would Like You to Know He Has Matches Putin plays the nuclear card. Again. By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at The Fletcher School at Tufts […]

Assessing the Legacy of Alexei Navalny By Natasha Wood, MALD Candidate 2024, The Fletcher School On March 5, 2024, the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program hosted a film […]

A New Threat: Russian Nuclear Weapons in Space By Ariel Fanger, alumna of The Fletcher School On February 14, 2024, Representative Mike Turner, Chairman of the U.S. House […]

Democracy in the Crosshairs: Unpacking Georgia’s Foreign Influence Debate The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program held a roundtable on May 17, 2024 about the controversy surrounding the proposed “foreign a […]

Babysitter for 3-year-old (Cambridge)We are looking for a babysitter to look after my 3 year old son for date nights, last minute fill in or days on the weekend for a […]

Researching Sino-Latin American Relations in Mexico By Yilan Batista My research subject focuses on Sino-Mexican relations and how Chinese economic engagement with Mexico has shaped the […]

Handicrafts in Nepal By Jewel Kyaw Our first few days in Nepal were filled with sightseeing temples and trying delicious local dishes. I was charmed by […]

Tufts alum hiring education grads for summer programPay: $2250 per course section (instructors may teach multiple sections).  Location: UMass Boston Dates: June 24-Aug 2, […]

Nepal: A homecoming journey of Research and Discovery By Hanshika Neupane As an international student, embarking on a research trip to Nepal, which is also home to me is truly an […]

Journalism and Freedom of the Press in Mexico By Ariadna Condezo Trinidad The group representing the Latin American Committee (LAC) arrived in Mexico City on Monday May 20th. We […]

More Talk About Sanctions? More Talk About Sanctions! We’ve got sanctions, sanctions, sanctions, sanctions, and more sanctions. By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at […]

This Week in Wellness: 5.17.24

SPEA: Navigating the Dental Landscape – Private Practice vs. Dental Service Organization (DSO) Happening this upcoming Monday, May 20th, TUSDM SPEA invites you all to join for a captivating discussion exploring the distinctions be […]

ASDA: Build-A-Jumbo Event On May 4th, ASDA Wellness and Giving Back Smiles hosted an event called Build-A-Jumbo where students stuffed 100 Elephants (Jumbos!) […]

The Study of Migration in Mexico City: A Journey of Inspiration by Dzheveira Karimova The research trip to Mexico City was an immense success, both for my academic goals and personal growth. […]

Education and Civic Engagement Are ‘Life Preservers’ Foreign policy expert Fiona Hill emphasizes the value of being actively engaged in the world, regardless of the challenges By Taylor […]

Economic Sanctions as a Foreign Policy Tool By Econofact, featuring Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School at Tufts University The use of […]