Inside the humanitarian and displacement crisis in war-ravaged Sudan
Washington Post
Fletcher’s Alex de Waal joins the Washington Post Live podcast to discuss the many factors contributing to Sudan’s dire humanitarian crisis.
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‘Nowhere is safe in Belgorod’: Fears grip Russian region bordering Ukraine
Al Jazeera
Fletcher Visiting Scholar Pavel Luzin comments on how the Russo-Ukrainian war is impacting Russia’s border region of Belgorod saying, “[Ukraine’s strikes] have weakened Russia’s military capabilities: Russia needs to spend its limited military resources to counteract Ukraine’s strikes in the region. I think Ukraine will inevitably increase the number and the depth of the strikes because it is necessary in order to defeat Russia.”
After more than 40 years, the federal right to free education for immigrant students finds itself in the crosshairs of conservatives
The Conversation
Fletcher’s Tara D. Sonenshine examines how to effectively educate immigrant students.
Reflections From a Forgotten Ethnic Cleansing
Newsweek
Recent Tavitian Scholar Siranush Sargsyan reflects on her experience witnessing the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh (her homeland) while studying abroad at Fletcher School.
The ICC charged Israeli officials with starving Gaza. What happens now?
Washington Post
Fletcher’s Tom Dannenbaum explains how the International Criminal Court will try to build a “wall of evidence” in its case charging Israel’s top officials with starvation crimes in Gaza noting, “The challenge in evaluating any individual attack is assessing what was targeted, what information was known and what consequences were expected.”