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Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte participates in this discussion on President Xi Jinping's surprise announcement that China is committing to cut its net carbon emissions to zero by 2060. Kyte's segment begins at the 10:58 mark.

Amy Myers Jaffe, of Fletcher’s Climate Policy Lab, pens this piece about the challenges facing global oil producing nations, such as Guyana, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

In a new documentary, Fletcher Professor Katrina Burgess explores how U.S. immigration policy is affecting migrants in Mexico.

Fletcher’s Daniel Drezner shares key elements that could make Germany’s potential economic sanctions against Russia successful.

Fletcher School assistant professor Sung-Yoon Lee co-authors this piece outlining why the U.S. must address South Korean President Moon Jae-in's suppression of freedom, instituted as part of his efforts to improve relations with North Korea.

Fletcher’s Sung-Yoon Lee co-authors this piece outlining why the U.S. must address South Korean President Moon Jae-in's suppression of freedom, instituted as part of his efforts to improve relations with North Korea.

Fletcher’s Alex de Waal co-authors this article explaining the recent peace agreement and “bold experiment in democracy” orchestrated by Sudan’s transitional government in collaboration with rebel leaders.