Alumni Media – Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program

Catastrophic Success: What if the Ukrainian Counteroffensive Achieves More Than Expected?

By Alex Betley, Fletcher School Alum Around the world—in European capitals, in Washington DC, and even in Moscow—the outcome of

The Kremlin drone incident could have been a way to signal the oligarchs are restless. If several Russian elites disappear

By Marina Lorenzini, Fletcher School Alumna and project coordinator at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the

By Margarita Assenova, Ariel Cohen, and Wesley Hill. Cohen is a Fletcher School Alum. Russia’s war against Ukraine has had significant

America’s industrial base is struggling with supply chains and a shortage of workers while the Pentagon contracts are piling up. By

By Mike Eckel, Fletcher School Alum Last fall, Ukraine rewrote the story of Russia’s invasion. It wasn’t the first time,

Changing from a country of emigrants to one of immigrants By Tim Judah, Fletcher School Alum A generation ago Romanians queued

By Ariel Cohen, Fletcher School alumnus, Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council As we continue through the second year of Russia’s

Two impressive sets of exercises by Beijing’s military, and reports that US officials think Taipei’s missile defenses are weak, make

By Ariel Cohen, The Fletcher School alumnus, Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council An attempted coup d’état in Sudan has so far left