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Fourth-year A&S student Mahika Khosla co-authors this piece examining India’s major role in Afghanistan’s refugee crisis in the wake of the Taliban government takeover.

Fletcher’s Michael Beckley co-authors this analysis of why the United States needs to prepare for a major war with China.

Fletcher’s Michael Beckley co-authors this Econofact report on how the interconnectedness of global economies can contribute to the spread of adverse economic events.

Friedman’s Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Systems for Nutrition will receive $25 million as part of the US Agency for International Development’s $5 billion investment in Feed the Future, a global hunger and food security initiative.

TUSM’s Laura Corlin pens this analysis of the World Health Organization’s ambitious new global air quality guidelines.

Fletcher’s Daniel Drezner pens this in-depth piece about the United States’ reliance on economic sanctions as a foreign policy tool and why he believes “Washington should use sanctions surgically and sparingly.”

Fletcher’s Sung-Yoon Lee explains why North Korea’s recent long-range cruise missile test falls in line with a deliberate script its leadership has followed for years.

In a new documentary, Fletcher's Katrina Burgess explores how U.S. immigration policy affects migrants in Mexico.

Timothy Wise, of the Global Development and Environment Institute, examines why the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) is failing Africa’s farmers. His 2020 research on the initiative’s progress in productivity, poverty reduction, and food security is also linked.