Ukraine’s Push into the Kursk Oblast: Putin’s Response Is Coming
The policymaking season in Russia begins in the final days of August, as a critical number of officials return from
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Unforced Error: Article 124 and the Regrettable Caveat to Ukraine’s Proposed Ratification of the ICC Statute
By Tom Dannenbaum, Professor of international law at The Fletcher School At what ought to be a landmark moment in
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Why A Second Donald Trump Presidency Won’t Necessarily Constitute a Win for Putin
By Ivan Kurilla, Visiting Scholar, Russia and Eurasia Program, The Fletcher School In a February 2024 interview with Russian state
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Armenia and Azerbaijan: Peace and Beyond
By Tim Potier, Senior Fellow at the Center for International Law and Governance at The Fletcher School The second Karabakh
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The Strange Future After a Second Trump Term
The dollar will decline, Europe will rise, and Asia will nuclearize. By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at The
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The Rise of Economic Sanctions in U.S. Foreign Policy
By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at The Fletcher School The Issue: There is a long history of the U.S. using
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The Future and Present of Roskosmos
Pavel Luzin explains how Russia is trying to preserve and restore the capabilities it once had in space By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar of
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The Chips Act has been surprisingly successful so far
More than halfway through its incentives spending, the US will have far greater scope to manage shocks By Chris Miller,
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Ukraine Just Got $61 Billion. Here’s What It Should Buy
The House acted not a moment too soon in passing an aid package so Kyiv can get US-made artillery shells, air-defense
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The Impact of Semiconductor Sanctions on Russia
By Chris Miller, Associate Professor of International History at The Fletcher School, and author of Chip War: The Fight for
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