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Fletcher Distinguished Professor Daniel Drezner joins this episode of Boston Public Radio to discuss the violence in Iran.

Fletcher’s Amy Myers Jaffe writes this piece on how the U.S. actions in Venezuela will impact U.S. consumers and the American energy industry.

Fletcher's Michael J. Glennon says that the "Venezuela raid simply cannot fit within the law's clear definition of a covert operation."

Fletcher Climate Policy Lab Senior Fellow Jennifer Morgan examines the geopolitical energy debate over fossil fuels vs renewable energies, highlighting what to watch in 2026 ahead of COP31, the next United Nations climate summit.

Fletcher’s Rockford Weitz shares observations and analysis of the Trump administration’s seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, including the challenges ahead.

Fletcher’s Chris Miller explains why he is skeptical of the U.S. argument that allowing China access to good, but not cutting-edge, chips from the U.S. will keep the country hooked on U.S. technology. Miller is the author of “Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology.”

Fletcher Visiting Scholar Pavel Luzin discusses the latest peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine noting, "Russia's purposes remain the same -- they want all of Ukraine, they want dismantlement of NATO and they want to undermine American global leadership.”

Fletcher’s Chris Miller joins this episode of Squawk Box to discuss the battle of chip export controls, including why he believes allowing China access to advanced chips puts national security and the U.S. industry at risk.

Fletcher Professor Emeritus Joel P. Trachtman co-authors this opinion piece examining three themes that stand out in the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy. (