Not Looking Away: A Focus on Genocide and Mass Atrocities
Fletcher professor Abi Williams organizes first virtual EPIIC Symposium 9-10 October, brings together survivors and humanitarian experts as violence continues around the world.
The Central American Conundrum: Toward a New Regional Security and Economic Order
Fellow Aroop Mukharji publishes op-ed in War on the Rocks about the U.S.' foreign policy toward Central America.
Antitrust Isn’t the Solution to America’s Biggest Tech Problem
Bhaskar Chakravorti writes about the lack of internet access in the U.S., via Harvard Business Review.
Mission Innovation - Global Research on Clean Energy Must Go On
Amy Myers Jaffe and Ph.D. candidate Zdenka Myslikova co-publish op-ed for Thomson Reuters Foundation on the need for global clean energy funding.
President Trump Hospitalized With Coronavirus: Analysis From Boston Experts
Dan Drezner speaks with NBC 10 Boston about the protocol for a president with a severe illness.
Turkey’s Foray Into Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Tests Russia’s Influence
Chris Miller speaks with The Wall Street Journal about Russia's response to the conflict in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
The War Over Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy May Overtake All Other Issues
Bhaskar Chakravorti shares an analysis of Biden and Trump's approaches to filling the open Supreme Court seat, via an op-ed for The Indian Express.
Johnson Gets a Made-In-China Climate Gift for Global Britain
Dean Rachel Kyte speaks with POLITICO Europe about the implications of China's carbon neutral goal for the COP26.
A Chat with Amy Jaffe on US-China Energy Competition, Geopolitics of Climate, Career Adaptation
Amy Myers Jaffe speaks with the Energy Vista podcast about the geopolitics of climate change.
