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Tufts Art Galleries’ “Art for the Future: Artists Call and Central American Solidarity” is featured in this episode of Open Studio.

Fletcher student Polina Beliakova examines the Collective Security Treaty Organization, a Moscow-led alliance that recently aided Kazakhstan when it faced state-wide violent protests.

As Russian troops mass at the border with Ukraine, a panel of experts convened by Tufts gives insights into the conflict and the role of military threats on European diplomacy

Humanitarian leader Sasha Chanoff, F04, N04 partners with the State Department and citizen groups to integrate Afghans into American life.

Fletcher’s Amy Myers Jaffe discusses the U.S. efforts to mitigate Russia’s threat of shutting down its supply of natural gas to Europe over the West’s reprisals to a potential Ukraine invasion.

Fletcher’s Chidi Anselm Odinkalu discusses the challenges that governor-elect Chukwuma Charles Soludo faces as leader of Nigeria’s Anambra State.

A new book by Fletcher research professor Alex de Waal argues that the “war on disease” script falls short.

Fletcher’s Chris Miller co-authors this opinion piece examining the types of sanctions that would be effective against Russia as well as the costs that such measures would have to the United States and Europe.