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They started as ways to gather intel on enemies, and now are used to deliver deadly attacks, as battlefields continue to evolve in Ukraine and beyond

An interview with Aram Hur on South Korean nationalism and polarization

Tom Dannenbaum scrutinizes the instruments of international law

Aryama Bhattacharyya practices diplomacy and negotiations inside and out of the classroom.

Founding director of the Fares Center for Eastern Mediterranean Studies is honored for contributions to her field and to the university

Chidi Odinkalu teaches international law for the real world

Mandy Birch brings an international acumen to quantum systems

Tufts Now staff look back over the year and talk about what led them to their favorite pieces, everything from saving a life to solving Rubik’s cubes

Red Team gives students invaluable experiential learning opportunities