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Fletcher’s Monica Duffy Toft examines the factors behind the Trump administration’s miscalculation of Iran, noting that the deeper problem with the U.S. war in Iran “was overconfidence bred by recent success.”

Fletcher’s Donald Heflin is quoted at length about future Iranian leadership noting, “This is not going to be something where people-power in the streets can bring a government down. It would take foreign boots on the ground.”

Fletcher’s Donald Heflin discusses the U.S. military assault on Iran and death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Fletcher Visitor Professor Arash Reisinezhad is quoted a length about the United States’ likely strategy on Iran and the associated risks.

Fletcher Visitor Professor Arash Reisinezhad examines why U.S. pressure on Iran is unlikely to yield concessions from Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as in Khamenei’s view, “surrender is not a policy outcome.”

Fletcher Visiting Scholar Pavel Luzin comments on the latest in Russia and Ukraine peace talks, noting that Russia’s goals remain “complete control over Ukraine and dismantlement of NATO's infrastructure in Eastern Europe, among other things."

The Tufts Food and Nutrition Innovation Institute is among the institutions launching Yes/Boston, a World Economic Forum initiative to help create healthier cities.

Fletcher’s Chris Miller joins this Market Domination segment to discuss the latest in the AI race between China and the United States, including China’s use of Nvidia semiconductor chips and the U.S.’s progress on domestic chip manufacturing.

Fletcher’s Chris Miller writes this opinion piece on how American supply chains can prepare for quantum computing’s scale-up.