Putin and Kim Jong Un, partners in crime
By Sung-Yoon Lee, Fletcher alum and fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars North Korean leader Kim Jong Un might
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Ukraine’s Three-Front War: Advancing Russians, Depleted Artillery, Exhausted Troops
By Mike Eckel, alumnus of The Fletcher School and Senior News Correspondent The column of Russian armored vehicles carefully approached
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The Great Escape Of Artyom Uss
How a Balkan crime gang sprang a Russian businessman from Italian house arrest. By Maja Zivanovic and Mike Eckel (Eckel
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A Strategy of Courage: The Next Phase of the Russia-Ukraine War
By Luke Coffey and Peter Rough (Rough is a Fletcher alumnus and Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute.) Introduction As
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Zelensky Lowers Ukraine’s Conscription Age
Podcast episode featuring Tim Judah, Fletcher alumnus and author of “In Wartime: Stories from Ukraine“ In this episode of Battleground Saul
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Niger’s Pivot to Moscow: What’s Next for US Engagement in Africa
By Raphael Parens, Christopher Faulkner, and Micheal Plichta (Parens is a Fletcher alumnus and a Fellow in the Eurasia Program
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Gradually, Then Suddenly
Assessing Washington’s Commitments to Europe in a Pre-war World By Peter Rough, Fletcher alumnus and Senior Fellow at the Hudson
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Rape, Electric Shocks, and Threats of Castration: What Four Ukrainian Men Endured Under Russian Occupation
By Yana Korniichuk, Anna Babinets, and Ilya Lozovsky (Lozovsky is a Fletcher alumnus, and writer and senior editor at the Organized
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Ukraine is not losing; US assistance must continue
By Evelyn Farkas, Fletcher alumna and Executive Director of the McCain Institute The congressional faction that opposes Ukraine assistance shares
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What A Missed Terror Warning Says About U.S.-Russian Ties And Putin’s Thinking
By Todd Prince and Mike Eckel (Eckel is an alumnus of The Fletcher School and Senior News Correspondent) In December
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