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Dean Kyte reflects on how issues of climate change have risen to the surface amid the COVID19 pandemic and how the COP26 Summit ought to address these critical challenges.

Dean Kyte discusses the urgent need for China and Japan to stop financing coal-powered plants in low-income nations.

After the global summit hosted by the U.S., Fletcher experts outline what remains to be done in the six months leading up to the next negotiations

Dan Drezner publishes his updated monthly pandemic diary entry, via his Washington Post column.

Dean Rachel Kyte and Helen Clark, former PM of New Zealand, discuss the instances of sexual violence attributed to the war in Ethiopia and encourage international actors to step in, via their article in Foreign Policy.

Fletcher alumna and Ph.D. candidate Lima Ahmad appears in “The World” to discuss the U.S. State Department's announcement that it is withdrawing non-essential diplomatic personnel from Afghanistan.

Dan Drezner discusses the merits and challenges of embracing a global economy, citing Adam Posen's essay "The Price of Nostalgia", via his op-ed for The Washington Post.

As the US Congress weighs passage of an infrastructure bill, Professor Amy Myers Jaffe urges conservation as a guidepost.

"We are all being asked to take a leadership role and change the destructive trajectory we are on."