Can realism explain the war in Ukraine?
The Washington Post
In his regular column, Daniel Drezner examines the realist foreign policy position on Russia’s intentions in Ukraine.
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Why Russia Hasn't Launched Major Cyber Attacks Since the Invasion of Ukraine
TIME
Fletcher’s Josephine Wolff examines why Russia may not be including cyberattacks as part of its Ukraine invasion tactics.
Why Is Putin at War Again? Because He Keeps Winning.
New York Times
Can wealthy nations stop buying Russian oil?
The Conversation
Fletcher’s Amy Myers Jaffe explains the potential impact of sanctions from G7 nations against Russia’s oil and gas industry.
If You Haven’t Thought About Coronavirus in Animals, You Should
New York Times
Transforming Our Climate Strategy
Tufts Now
We need to think bigger about combating climate change, says new report by UN panel that includes Feinstein Center researcher
Op-Ed: Putin is a prisoner of his own delusions about Ukraine. They will be his undoing
Los Angeles Times
A&S political scientist Oxana Shevel examines Russian President Vladimir’s delusions about Ukraine and the Ukrainian people.
Why Is Putin at War Again? Because He Keeps Winning.
The New York Times
Fletcher’s Chris Miller writes this opinion piece analyzing how Russian President Vladimir Putin has developed the country’s military with “precisely the capabilities needed to rebuild its influence in Eastern Europe.”
International law says Putin’s war against Ukraine is illegal. Does that matter?
The Conversation
Fletcher Professor Emeritus Hurst Hannum writes this piece examining why Russia’s armed invasion of Ukraine violates international law and what options are available for responding to this violation.