Who Will Call Out Eritrea’s War Crimes in Tigray?
African Arguments
Fletcher’s Alex de Waal examines evidence that Eritrean troops are committing war crimes in the Ethiopian region of Tigray.
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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.
Dayton at 25: Time for Effective and Functional Government in Bosnia
Balkan Insights
A&S professor Bruce Hitchner writes this piece on why the international community should address "the question of how to set the governance of Bosnia on a course to greater efficiency, accountability, and effectiveness."
The medieval Armenian monuments in Nagorno-Karabakh must be protected
Apollo
A&S art historian Christina Maranci discusses the significance of some of the medieval Armenian monuments that are at risk of being destroyed.
Fifty of the Nation's Largest Police Departments Use or Have Mobile Device Forensic Tools to Hack Phones
Lawfare
Fletcher School and Engineering Bridge Professor Susan Landau examines a recent report on law enforcement's use of mobile device forensic tools that showed the "need for enacting civil liberties protections."
How the U.S. Should Leave Afghanistan
The National Interest
In this blog post, Fletcher's Monica Duffy Toft examines why it may be time for the United States to withdraw military troops from Afghanistan and suggests alternative measures to deal with a Taliban-led Afghan government.
How the U.S. Should Leave Afghanistan
The National Interest
In this blog post, Fletcher’s Monica Duffy Toft examines why it may be time for the United States to withdraw military troops from Afghanistan and suggests alternative measures to deal with a Taliban-led Afghan government.