Desmond Tutu’s devotion to the planet and to justice for all
The Guardian
Abi Williams, Director of the Institute for Global Leadership, writes a letter in response to The Guardian’s obituary of Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
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Kim Jong Un’s decade in power: Starvation, repression and brutal rule – just like his father and grandfather
The Conversation
Fletcher's Sung-Yoon Lee details the first 10 years of Kim Jong Un’s rule of North Korea, noting that the young dictator “has the capacity to surpass even the ghastly death tolls of his two familial predecessors.”
‘I regret that Pakistan has still not formally apologised’
The Daily Star
A&S historian Ayesha Jalal discusses the circumstance in Pakistan prior to the birth of Bangladesh in 1971.
Washington Is Preparing for the Wrong War With China
Foreign Affairs
A&S political scientist Michael Beckley co-authors this piece on how a U.S.- Chinese war over Taiwan would play out and how the Biden administration can prepare for such a scenario.
Opinion | Massacres, Rape, Siege: Why Israel Must Stop Its UAE Ally Aiding Ethiopia’s Atrocities
Haaretz
Fletcher’s Alex de Waal outlines why Israel needs to stop the United Arab Emirates, an ally, from arming the Ethiopian regime that is committing mass atrocities in Tigray.
Why You Should Stop 'Saving Room' for Dessert
Lifehacker
Art students give old jewelry a major makeover
WBUR
Adults in a Room V
Inkstick
Fletcher’s Daniel Drezner weighs in on the effectiveness of U.S. sanctions involving Ethiopia and Venezuela.
What Will It Take to Nourish Everyone on the Planet?
Tufts Now
Friedman School Professor Patrick Webb explains the challenges and potential solutions to achieving global food and nutrition security