War

As the bloody conflict enters its second year, Tufts experts weigh alternative endings—and the possibility it won’t be resolved any time soon

As the war in Ukraine enters its second year, a Tufts economist explains how Russia has coped with sanctions so far and what toll they could take over time

Writer and Fletcher School alumna Janine di Giovanni leads the Reckoning Project, an effort to link journalism to justice

Blinded during his Navy service in Afghanistan, Fletcher graduate Brad Snyder hopes to teach future generations of military leaders—and maybe win a few more...

An oncologist and U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel reflects on the unexpected twists and turns of his career–including the inspiration for his work

The U.S. is entering a period where competition with an aggressive Beijing becomes especially risky, says Tufts political scientist in new book

In a new book, writer and former Marine Elliot Ackerman, A03, F03, describes America’s chaotic departure from Afghanistan, and his own lessons from combat there...

As the war in Ukraine heads into its sixth month, with almost 50,000 people killed, both sides are digging in, says Tufts expert

The Feinstein International Center’s Dan Maxwell describes who is suffering, how the war makes it worse, and how governments can help