John Kerry: Global Climate Change Puts ‘Life Itself at Risk’
Tufts Now
The U.S. Presidential Envoy for Climate, Kerry urged universities to address climate change in keynote speech at Talloires Network Leaders Conference
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The Net Zero Trap
Foreign Affairs
Fletcher’s Kelly Sims Gallagher outlines why countries should be taking immediate and tangible steps to reduce their emissions in addition to setting targets for the future.
As a Boy in Rural Mexico, His Life Was Changed by Dentists. Now Gabriel Perez Is Inspiring Others
Tufts Now
With his student leadership and outreach efforts, Gabriel Perez, D23, is determined to boost awareness of oral care in Hispanic communities
This Museum Director Focuses Solely on Shoes
Tufts Now
From Renaissance platform shoes that were nearly two feet high to today’s virtual sneakers that can’t even be worn, Elizabeth Semmelhack AG93 illuminates the many meanings of footwear
Impact Zone: Why India Should Bear the Brunt of Afghanistan’s Refugee Crisis
The National Interest
Fourth-year A&S student Mahika Khosla co-authors this piece examining India’s major role in Afghanistan’s refugee crisis in the wake of the Taliban government takeover.
Indian tech unicorns are gaining at China’s expense. Is this a blessing or a bubble waiting to burst?
The Indian Express
Fletcher's Bhaskar Chakravorti writes: The last thing India can afford is a bubble that bursts and for capital, talent and technology to take flight and seek refuge elsewhere.
How Economic Crises Spread Abroad
Econofact
Fletcher’s Michael Beckley co-authors this Econofact report on how the interconnectedness of global economies can contribute to the spread of adverse economic events.
China Is a Declining Power—and That’s the Problem
Foreign Policy
Fletcher’s Michael Beckley co-authors this analysis of why the United States needs to prepare for a major war with China.
Administrator Power Announces $5 Billion in Food Systems Investments to Combat Global Hunger and Malnutrition
ReliefWeb
Friedman’s Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Systems for Nutrition will receive $25 million as part of the US Agency for International Development’s $5 billion investment in Feed the Future, a global hunger and food security initiative.