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A&S art historian Christina Maranci calls on international organizations to address possible threats to Armenian cultural heritage sites. Maranci consulted on the recent “Armenia!” exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Fletcher's Alex de Waal examines the Tigray crisis in Ethiopia, which "appears to be fast approaching civil war."

Tufts faculty weigh in on the prospects for incoming Biden administration policies and for the political future of the U.S.

A new study on chimpanzee social behavior by primatologist Zarin Machanda shows similarities to human friendship patterns

Fletcher CEME Fellow Kingsley Moghalu writes why he believes the election of Joe Biden presents opportunities “for much closer collaboration between Nigeria and the United States.”

A conversation with A&S art historian Christina Maranci about her book, “The Art of Armenia: An Introduction."

A&S religion professor Brian Hatcher examines modern India’s religious “enlightenment” through the figures of Rammohan Roy and Sahajanand Saraswati. Hatcher is the author of “Hinduism Before Reform.”

Fletcher CEME Fellow Kingsley Moghalu calls on Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to meet the demands of protestors following the extrajudicial killings of Nigerian citizens by security authorities.

This article highlights A&S anthropologist Zarin P. Machanda's research into relationships among male chimpanzees as they age. Machanda is director of long-term research at the Kibale Chimpanzee Project in Uganda.