Why Ethiopia and Sudan Have Fallen Out Over Al-Fashaga
Alex de Waal writes about the conflict between Sudan and Ethiopia in the al-Fashaga region, via BBC News.
Pandemic Exposed the Existing Societal Framework as Unsustainable
Bhaskar Chakravorti reflects on the past year, what should be reinforced and what should be rebuilt, via his Indian Express column.
The Best Work on Political Economy in 2020
Dan Drezner shares the winner of his 2020 Albies award, via his Washington Post column.
It Wasn't Just the Pandemic: Oil's Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Year
Amy Myers Jaffe speaks with NPR about the state of the oil industry and what to expect in 2021.
Five Books That Explain the World
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis shares his top five books of 2020, via his Bloomberg Opinion column.
Kim Yo Jong Is Ready To Become the First Woman Dictator in Modern History
Sung Yoon Lee speaks with The Daily Beast about Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong.
How Economies Are Advancing Digitalization, Fostering Trust, and Integrating Connectivity
Fast Company features Digital Planet and Mastercard's Digital Intelligence Index.
The Year in Photos at Tufts 2020
Staff photographer documents the transformation caused by the pandemic at the university’s campuses
Ziba Takes You on a Journey To Afghanistan
Alumnus Kabir Arghandiwal and his start-up Ziba Foods are featured in The Boston Globe.
