In the News

Abby Kiesa of Tisch College’s CIRCLE is quoted about the importance of climate change to young voters, noting their “high civic readiness.” CIRCLE research on 2020 youth voting is also included.

Fletcher’s Amy Myers Jaffe says that President Biden will likely have to compromise on climate legislation to get it through Congress.

Fourth-year A&S student Samuel Gardner-Bird outlines why the United States should encourage Taiwanese leaders to take more responsibility for the island’s defense. This piece is the winner of the 2022 John Quincy Adams Society/The National Interest Student Foreign Policy Essay Contest.

A&S historian Ayesha Jalal, who shares a Fletcher appointment, is quoted about Pakistan’s relationship with the U.S. and the challenges prime minister-elect Shehbaz Sharif faces in improving relations with the West.

Fletcher’s Josephine Wolff joins NPR’s “The Indicator” podcast to discuss rising concerns about Russian retaliatory cyber attacks against American companies and potential obstacles involving cyber insurance payouts.

Fletcher Dean Emeritus James Stavridis analyzes the sinking of Russia’s Black Sea flagship Moskva and ramifications for the Russian navy and other global navies.

A&S International Literary and Cultural Studies Professor Gregory Carleton examines Russia’s self-created myth that it is a geopolitical fortress and protects itself from enemies seeking to destroy its culture and history.

Fletcher’s Tom Dannenbaum is quoted throughout this piece explaining the process of prosecuting international war crimes.

A&S historian Ayesha Jalal, who shares a Fletcher appointment, shares her expectations for Shehbaz Sharif as the new prime minster of Pakistan.