Global Climate Battle Shifts to ‘Once-In-A-Generation’ Government Spending
Dean Rachel Kyte speaks with POLITICO about the importance of prioritizing green conditions in COVID-19 stimulus funding.
COVID-19: The Tufts Community Responds
The students “made a real and substantive impact on health-care workers on the front lines of COVID-19,” said Abigail Linnington, professor of the practice at The Fletcher School.
The Future of American Involvement in the Middle East
With U.S. disengagement come new questions and risks, said Tufts alumnae foreign relations experts at IGL forum
Some San Diegans Can Earn More on Unemployment. Why Go Back to Work?
An EconoFact memo on the COVID-19 economy and the moral hazard principle is cited in The San Diego Union-Tribune.
How to Deal With Iranian Speedboats
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis shares his recommendation for how to respond to Iran's latest threat to U.S. stability in the region.
Kim Jong Un’s Berlin Moneymaker to Be Shut Down After Court Order, Signaling Victory for Trump, Otto Warmbier’s Family
Sung-Yoon Lee speaks with Eric Shawn on Fox News about the Kim regime's foreign funds.
Rethinking the Military Life Cycle in a Time of COVID-19
Ph.D. candidates Tom Burke and Frances Tilney-Burke publishes op-ed in The National Interest calling for re-evaluation of
Norway’s $1 Trillion Wealth Fund Expands U.S. Stakes Amid Rout
Pat Schena speaks with Bloomberg about his reactions to Norway's latest sovereign wealth fund additions.
No Silver Lining, but a Golden Opportunity to Build Back Better
Dean Rachel Kyte publishes op-ed in Climate Home News on the opportunities for climate progress due to COVID-19.
