Fletcher visiting scholar and 2024 Commencement speaker Dr. Sima Samar joined Michele Goodwin on new podcast episode to discuss strategies for preserving health access in conflict areas.

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On a recent visit to Tbilisi, Georgia, Dean ad interim Kelly Sims Gallagher spoke to Trend News Agency about the upcoming COP29 climate summit in neighboring Azerbaijan.

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After United Nations human rights chief Volker Türk warned of looming famine in Gaza, Professor Tom Dannenbaum spoke to Amanda Taub of The New York Times to explain the implications under international law.

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Understanding international law provides students the tools to address many of the world’s problems, says Professor Joel Trachtman. Those enrolled in international legal studies at Fletcher will learn to research and shape the building blocks of the global system.

Dizzying advances in AI technology face “broad public skepticism and business concerns,” writes Dean of Global Business Bhaskar Chakravorti. His new piece in Harvard Business Review explores the prevailing AI trust gap.

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The United States has authorized roughly 1.5 million refugee and asylum admissions since 2021. In a new piece for @conversationUS, Fletcher Professor Karen Jacobsen offers policy recommendations to ensure successful integration of humanitarian arrivals.

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Chinese leader Xi Jinping will meet next week with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, “who has closely aligned Hungary’s foreign policy with China,” writes Fletcher PhD Zoltán Fehér, PhD for @atlanticcouncil.

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Congratulations to #FletcherAlumni Sung-Yoon Lee and Sue Mi Terry!

The two Fletcher PhDs join the Board of Directors at The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK).

In the race for AI chips, American firm NVidia holds an “extraordinary lead” over its competition, Professor Chris Miller tells David Westin on @bloombergtv.

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Yesterday The Fletcher School Tufts University held a closing ceremony and reception for the 2024 cohort of the Tavitian Scholars Program. Congratulations to the 15 participants of the program! We applaud their dedication to enhancing leadership and public service in Armenia, and we…

Fletcher’s MIB program took Anna Zuccolotto, F14, from Mexico to somewhere she never expected – on a mile long ice swim in the North Atlantic Ocean. Learn more about her adventures in sports and international business in a new profile. 🇲🇽🇺🇸

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Renowned human rights advocate, Dr. Sima Samar will grace the stage as keynote speaker at Fletcher’s 2024 Commencement Ceremony. 🎓 Her tireless dedication to advancing women's rights in Afghanistan has inspired scholars and activists around the world. 🌍

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A new piece in The Straits Times cites research from Fletcher’s Digital Intelligence Index for ideas on how Singapore can benefit from tech growth while protecting privacy and reducing online scams. 🇸🇬

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Chinese tech companies face challenges in the Indian market, and “could be supplanted” by Indian firms, Professor Chris Miller told audiences at a webinar hosted by Indian Electronics and Semiconductor Association chairman Satya Gupta. 🇮🇳

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In a new article for National Interest, Fletcher Naval Federal Executive Fellow Jonathan G. Wachtel advocates a U.S. reprioritization of the Indo-Pacific theater.

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Ben Lingeman of the U.S. State Department received this year’s Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Public Diplomacy. In an interview, Lingeman spoke to Fletcher about his career, influences, and the importance of communicating across cultures.

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Recently acquitted in a criminal case, Mohammed Bello Adoke was the first former Nigerian Attorney-General to publish a memoir of his time in office. @chidiodinkalu offers observations from the book in a new column.

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“We no longer see the effect of the consumption that we still enjoy,” says Professor Ken Pucker. He tells Amanda Mull in @theatlantic that production and waste are distant from most Americans’ daily lives, enabling mass consumption.

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The former prime minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern, brought leadership lessons and her trademark humility to Tufts last week. | The Fletcher School

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The next generation can better manage, resolve, and prevent the devastation of political conflict, says Professor Diana Chigas. She describes how Fletcher’s negotiation and conflict resolution field of study prepares future leaders for these critical tasks.