Countdown to the Washington NATO Summit: Priorities and expectations in 2024
By contributors from the Fletcher alumni network for the European Policy Center NATO leaders will meet in Washington, D.C. in
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Alumni Media
Exclusive: Bosnian Charged In Uss Escape Is Released To Italy; U.S. Drops Extradition Request
By Maja Zivanovic and Mike Eckel (Eckel is a Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent) A Bosnian man arrested in
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NATO: New Leader, Same Spirit
By Vasilis Petropoulos, Fletcher alumni and analyst at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies What does the selection of
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New Mortality Report Shows Russian War Deaths In Ukraine Exceed 71,000
By Mike Eckel, Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent Russian mortality statistics show that the number of Russian troops killed
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Who Are The Americans Behind Bars In Russia?
By Mike Eckel, Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent Two are journalists. At least three are current or former U.S.
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The State of Russia’s Defense Industry After Two Years of War and Sanctions
By CSIS, featuring Samuel Bendett, Fletcher alum and analyst with CNA’s Russia Studies Program Max Bergmann moderated a conversation with
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Putin under threat as South Korea could send shells to Ukraine
By Times Radio, featuring Sung-Yoon Lee, Fletcher alum and fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars “Putin responded
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Russian UGV developments influenced by Ukraine War
The ongoing war in Ukraine is deeply intertwined with the use of different remote-controlled, autonomous, uncrewed and robotic platforms by
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How the US Can Beat the Kremlin in Moldova
By Peter Rough & Luke Coffey (Rough is a Fletcher alumnus and Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute.) Russia’s large-scale invasion of
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Final blow to Chinese ‘neutrality’ on Ukraine war
With the dismissal of the Swiss peace conference, Beijing’s commitment to Russia has reached new heights. By Viking Bohman, Patrik
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