Is a Normal Foreign Policy Possible in an Abnormal World?
Dan Drezner reflects on the Biden administration's foreign policy approach two months into its term, via his Washington Post column.
United Against COVID-19: How Fletcher School Military Fellows Joined Forces with Tufts Medical Center
Last March, Fletcher School military fellows contributed their expertise to Tufts Medical Center’s fight against COVID-19
Anti-Poverty Measures and Potential Lasting Impact of Biden's Economic Recovery Package
Michael Klein appears on Univision to discuss the magnitude of the latest COVID-19 stimulus bill.
Five-Year Plan Lacks Climate Ambition
Kelly Sims Gallagher speaks with Climatewire about China's newly released economic growth plan.
China-U.S. Rivalry: Washington Must Keep Pace With Beijing on Military Spending, Analysts Say
Rocky Weitz speaks with the South China Morning Post about what China's increased military budget means for the U.S.
Fletcher’s 10th Annual Arctic Conference
The Fletcher School virtually gathers to discuss the state and significance of the Arctic region.
Ethiopia - International Responses
Alex de Waal speak with ABC Radio about the humanitarian crisis in Tigray.
U.S. Wants to Insulate Climate Talks From Tensions With China
Kelly Sims Gallagher speaks with Bloomberg about Biden's efforts to prioritize U.S./China relations on climate.
As China Gray Zone Warfare Escalates, U.S. May Stand to Lose First Shooting Battle
Rocky Weitz speaks with Newsweek about the complex situation between China and the U.S.' maritime strategies.
