Asia

The U.S. mission there was vague and relied too heavily on military might, a Fletcher School professor argues

Arts and Sciences first-year student Gaurika Singh is on Nepal’s swim team, and carried her nation’s flag at the opening ceremonies

Tufts Distinguished Achievement Award winner Bill Abrams reflects on 16 years at the helm of the international nonprofit Trickle Up

Conversations with Asian Pacific Islander Desi American students reveal the importance of community—and of finding one’s voice

From undercounted deaths to vaccine shortages, researchers see signs of a difficult road ahead

Tufts experts collaborate on an initiative to further STEAM education capacity in Brazilian, Kenyan, and Rwandan schools

In "2034," a new novel by Tufts alums Elliot Ackerman and James Stavridis, a conflict between the U.S. and China quickly escalates into world war

With so many advantages and strengths, the U.S. towers over its rivals worldwide, despite misperceptions of the threats from China and Russia, says a Tufts...

The uproar over China’s influence on companies like Apple and the NBA reflects a hunger for corporate leadership on public issues, Fletcher professor says

Artificial Intelligence can be a force for good—or the opposite, says author and Fletcher School alum Olaf Groth in a Tufts podcast