Geopolitical Changes in Northern Europe Require a Fresh Approach to the Region
By Luke Coffey and Peter Rough (Peter Rough is a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute and alumnus of The
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Alumni Media
Shpilkin’s Razor: How A Statistical Model Raises Questions About Putin’s Election. Again.
By Mike Eckel, alumnus of The Fletcher School and Senior News Correspondent Eight years ago, when voting results in Russian
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The Role of Prestige in the China-Russia Partnership
By Vasilis Petropoulos, Analyst at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies and Fletcher alumnus. – Russia will gradually become
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Western special operations activity is on the rise around a new US partner in a strategic but unstable area of the Mediterranean
By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security Cyprus lately has become something
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Dignity in Times of Trouble
Mirza Ramic F14 uses music to bring solace to people in conflict zones By The Fletcher School at Tufts University
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Six More Years For Putin. Five Things To Watch For.
By Mike Eckel, alumnus of The Fletcher School and Senior News Correspondent This we can say with high confidence: Vladimir
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Ukraine’s New War Strategy: Dig In, Hold On, Find More Soldiers, Hope For U.S. Weaponry
By Mike Eckel, alumnus of The Fletcher School and Senior News Correspondent The Russians are advancing. The Ukrainians are digging.
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With Journalists Behind Bars, Kyrgyzstan Enters New Era of Repression
By Ilya Lozovsky, Fletcher alumnus and writer and senior editor at the Organized Crime and Corruption Project (OCCRP) On Aike Beishekeyeva’s
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The Path Forward for U.S.-Georgia Relations
By Giorgi Tsikolia, former diplomat and alumnus of The Fletcher School, for The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs Until recently,
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Ex-U.S. Army Officer Accused Of Sharing Ukraine War Intelligence On Dating Site Pleads Not Guilty
By Mike Eckel, alumnus of The Fletcher School and Senior News Correspondent A retired U.S. Army officer has pleaded not
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