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A new free app designed by a Fletcher grad keeps activists safe.
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Ciao Italia
Tufts Magazine
Phil Morse, A69, returned to Naples, the city that inspired his love of art more than fifty years ago when he spent a semester there as part of the Tufts in Italy program. Here are a few excerpts from a travel journal he kept during his most recent trip.
Making a Difference Around the Globe
Cummings Veterinary Medicine
Tufts trains students to advance animal, human, and environmental health wherever they’re needed.
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Convinced Me He’s a Force to Be Reckoned With
Time
Fletcher Dean James Stavridis discusses the potential success of and challenges facing Prince Muhammad Bin Salman Al Saud of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
White House firings signal Trump's most hawkish era yet on North Korea and Iran
The Guardian
Fletcher’s Daniel Drezner comments on the recent firings within President Donald Trump’s cabinet and their resulting consequences.
Why a Hawk Like Mike Pompeo Might Be Able to Contain Trump’s Worst Instincts
Slate
Fletcher Professor Daniel Drezner is interviewed about Secretary of State Designate Mike Pompeo.
What is the WTO, and how does it work? Here's what you should know
CNN Money
Fletcher Professor Joel Trachtman is quoted in this primer on the World Trade Organization in relation to the U.S. and President Trump's recent decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum.
The Syrian Civil War Has Raged for 7 Years. This Is What the U.S. Can Do to Help End It
Time
This is a commentary from Fletcher Dean James Stavridis on what the United States can do to help end the civil war in Syria.
Kim Jong Un Was Likely Planning To Approach Trump 'All Along,' Scholar Says
WBUR-FM, Here and Now
Fletcher's Sung-Yoon Lee is interviewed on the news that President Donald Trump has agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.