How Did Dual-Track Signals Silenced Russia’s Globalized Elites?
Mikhail Troitskiy contributed a research article to Post-Soviet Affairs. Troitskiy asks why Russia’s globally integrated elites – technocrats, oligarchs, and
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Program News
Political Repression in Russia
Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program recently hosted a talk on the mechanisms of political repression in contemporary Russia. The speaker
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Professor Chris Miller in Foreign Affairs: Europe Is Losing the Chips Race
Russia and Eurasia Program Co-Director Professor Chris Miller co-authored an article in Foreign Affairs arguing that Europe needs more cooperation
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Can Russia Disintegrate? – Lunch Seminar on October 28
Please join us noon on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 in the Program conference room (114 Curtis St, Somerville MA 02144)
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Secrecy and Mediation in the Russo‑Ukrainian War
The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program recently hosted Mikhail Troitskiy for a timely conversation on how secrecy shapes peace efforts
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Fletcher Students Attend Warsaw Security Forum 2025
In September 2025, a group of Fletcher students traveled to Warsaw, Poland to attend the annual security forum. The delegation
Read MorePolitical Repression in Russia during the War – Lunch Seminar on October 21
Please join us noon on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 in the Program conference room (114 Curtis St, Somerville MA 02144)
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Escalation in Cyberspace: What the Aeroflot Attack Reveals
By Oleg Shakirov, Visiting Scholar at the Fletcher School The cyberattack on Aeroflot highlighted the vulnerability of modern infrastructure, which
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Georgia’s Political Crisis: Domestic Unrest and Global Implications
On March 6, 2025, the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University
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Business Climate and U.S. Investment in Kazakhstan: A Conversation with Jeff Erlich
By Ryland Pitts, MALD 2026 Candidate, The Fletcher School The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program and the Office of Career
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