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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 Bhaskar Chakravorti writes: The last thing India can afford is a bubble that bursts and for capital, talent and technology to take flight and seek refuge elsewhere.

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.

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

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.

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.