The Case Against Big Tech’s Election Strategies
Bhaskar Chakravorti writes about the local impact of misinformation, via an op-ed for Foreign Policy.
The Most Surprising Thing About the New Indictment of Six Russian Intelligence Hackers
Josephine Wolff praises the U.S.' indictment of six Russian hackers, via her Slate column.
The End of Global Order?
Dan Drezner reflects on the state of global order, via his Washington Post column.
How Ransomware Puts Your Hospital at Risk
Josephine Wolff writes about the "terrifying" consequences of cyberattacks at hospitals today, via her New York Times Opinion column.
Investing in Africa
Fletcher alumna Reeta Roy (F89), CEO of Mastercard Foundation, defied critics and steered its $33 billion to help Africans solve the continent’s challenges.
Too Many Ships Could Swamp America's Military
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis reflects on the Defense Department's request for a 500 ship fleet, via his Bloomberg Opinion column.
Trump Seals Kim Jong Un Bromance with Shoutout Despite Mega-Missile Show
Sung-Yoon Lee tells the Daily Beast about Kim Jong Un's likely intentions behind the 75th anniversary celebrations.
A Biden Victory Could Spur Global Climate Action, but the U.S. Has Much to Prove
Fang Zhang explores a potential Biden admin's climate strategy in a conversation with Climate Home News.
In Showing Off New ICBM, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un Returns to Old Tactic
Sung-Yoon Lee speaks with The Wall Street Journal about the 75th anniversary of North Korea's Communist Party.
