#FletcherStudent Natasha Wood reflects on debates surrounding U.S. military aid to #Ukraine in a Harvard Kennedy School study group. As tensions rise in #Europe , these discussions shed light on complex policy challenges.
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The The Fletcher School Eurasia Club’s lunch discussions included conversations on #Ukraine 's nuclear disarmament, digitalization in #Eurasia , and #Kazakhstan 's foreign policy. #FletcherStudent Nayan Seth profiles the discussions.
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Congratulations to the The Fletcher Forum on their newest issue – “Beyond the Arctic”. Explore a range of themes on this critical region from scholars, #FletcherAlum , #FletcherProffessors and more!
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The U.S. was “a decisive factor for Ukraine in the first two years of the (Russia-Ukraine) war, but now of course there’s a huge slowdown,” suggests @VoldymDubovyk
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#FletcherProf Chris Miller co-hosts the China Talk Bio101 podcast. The episode delves into the transformative potential of genetic engineering, the evolution of biotech into a trillion-dollar industry, and the role of generative AI in synthetic biology.
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1/ THREAD - Over the past several months, I was working on a public report on the latest Russian #AI developments - it is now published with CNAS. Do check it out! Below are main points and takeaways. cnas.org/publications/r…

#FletcherStudent Piyusha Mittal writes on her experience attending the Arctic Circle Assembly, where she advocated for freedom of navigation in the Arctic. Her proposal earned recognition, affirming her voice in security studies.
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Ukraine's $61 billion aid package from the US arrives just in time as Russia's threats loom large. With this support, Kyiv must prioritize air defenses, artillery ammunition, F-16 fighters, long-range missiles, and bolstering its drone force. These investments are crucial for…

Two A-50 command planes downed in Ukraine signal a major setback for Russia. These early warning aircraft, vital for surveillance and coordination, face off against their American counterpart, the E-3 Sentry. Learn more about their roles in the conflict.
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War has ravaged Ukraine for two years, leaving millions impoverished. Elderly, disabled, and displaced are hardest hit. As inflation soars and social safety nets strain, the struggle is real. But resilience persists. Read more on the human toll of conflict in Ukraine from…

#FletcherProf Chris Miller co-hosts the China Talk Bio101 podcast. The episode delves into the transformative potential of genetic engineering, the evolution of biotech into a trillion-dollar industry, and the role of generative AI in synthetic biology.
open.spotify.com/episode/3JYgdU…

We were pleased to host historian Ivan Kurilla The Fletcher School Tufts University last week for a guest lecture on “Russia-U.S. Relations in the Constructivist Historical Perspective.” We discussed the role of identity and nation-building in Russia-U.S. relations and how history is…

Yesterday The Fletcher School Tufts University held a closing ceremony and reception for the 2024 cohort of the Tavitian Scholars Program. Congratulations to the 15 participants of the program! We applaud their dedication to enhancing leadership and public service in Armenia, and we…

Chinese tech companies face challenges in the Indian market, and “could be supplanted” by Indian firms, Professor Chris Miller told audiences at a webinar hosted by Indian Electronics and Semiconductor Association chairman Satya Gupta. 🇮🇳

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Maxim Krupskiy began his research on Russian “foreign agent” laws while working as a visiting scholar last year at The Fletcher School. Now a fellow at Kennan Institute, Krupskiy describes how these laws can be used to repress civil society.

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The Chips Act has been surprisingly successful at spurring an investment boom. My latest for the Financial Times

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The new print issue of The Fletcher Forum is here!

Published biannually, this student-managed foreign policy journal features articles by students, faculty, and contributing experts. The new edition delves into the Arctic as an emerging strategic arena.

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How can the West keep lines of communication open with Russia to address evolving challenges and opportunities in the Arctic? Congratulations to the The Fletcher Forum on the Winter 2024 print issue titled “Beyond the Ice: The Emerging Arctic Arena,” which was launched today. The…

As Apple CEO Tim Cook tours Southeast Asian countries, Professor Chris Miller tells The Associated Press that the tech giant wants alternatives to Chinese manufacturing.

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How do Russian military planes compare to western aircraft? #FletcherAlum Benjamin Brimelow explains in a new piece for @businessinsider.

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