Tim Judah

By Sinisa Jakov Marusic, featuring comments by Tim Judah, Fletcher Alum and Special Correspondent for The Economist When BIRN was

By Ivan Vejvoda, featuring Tim Judah, Fletcher Alum and Special Correspondent for The Economist In this Vienna Coffee House Conversation, Ivan

By Tim Judah, Fletcher alum and Special Correspondent for The Economist As I was waiting outside Kyiv’s main military hospital

By Tim Judah, Fletcher alum and Special Correspondent for The Economist Georgia’s capital might lean toward the opposition in next

The elderly, the displaced and the disabled are the worst affected By Tim Judah, Fletcher alum and Special Correspondent for

Two years after the Russian invasion, Ukrainian morale has plummeted. By Tim Judah, Fletcher alumnus and author of “In Wartime: Stories

Podcast episode featuring Tim Judah, Fletcher alumnus and author of “In Wartime: Stories from Ukraine“ In this episode of Battleground Saul

A border region liberated by Ukraine’s army faces a new onslaught By Tim Judah, alumnus of The Fletcher School and

A traditionally pro-Russian part of Ukraine now feels very differently By Tim Judah, alumnus of The Fletcher School and Special