In Jordan, a Painter Forges Artful Collaborations
Tufts Now
SMFA graduate Khaldoun Hijazin is appointed executive director of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in Amman
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Bringing Virtual Study Abroad to Students
Tufts Now
Faculty create international partnerships to bring global experiences into their virtual classrooms
The Siege of the US Capitol and the Future of US Foreign Policy
UN Dispatch
Fletcher's Klaus Scharioth, former German Ambassador to the United States, discusses the long-term international implications of the January 6 Washington, DC, riots in this Global Dispatches podcast.
Economies of Digitally Advanced Nations Fare Better During Pandemic
Tufts Now
Resilience reflects digital infrastructure and citizen trust, according to Fletcher School study
Analysis: Senate Shift Paves Way for Straight-Talking U.S. Climate Reforms
Reuters
Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte shares expectations for climate action under the Democratic majority in the Senate.
From Rajiv Gandhi to Narendra Modi, India’s vaccine politics has come full circle
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Fletcher graduate student Arun Mohan Sukumar examines the history of vaccine programs in India, including the government's recent approval of two COVID-19 vaccines.
Viewpoint: Why Ethiopia and Sudan have fallen out over al-Fashaga
BBC News
Fletcher’s Alex de Waal examines the long-time border dispute between Ethiopia and Sudan, currently focused on the area known as al-Fashaga.
Armenians displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh fear their medieval churches will be destroyed
The Conversation
A&S art historian Christina Maranci pens this piece about medieval Armenian monuments that are at risk of being destroyed in the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
The medieval Armenian monuments in Nagorno-Karabakh must be protected
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A&S art historian Christina Maranci discusses the significance of some of the medieval Armenian monuments that are at risk of being destroyed.