War

When confronted with hot spots around the world, the U.S. has been moving away from diplomatic approaches and toward showing force more often, says new book

As the number of atomic weapons worldwide grows, the best way to honor history is not to repeat it, an expert argues

Delving into its Daoist roots helps us better understand the classic Chinese war strategy book from some 2,500 years ago

As refugees flee the conflict in Sudan, their informal settlements in large cities of neighboring countries need study and support

The Sudanese army and its main militia rival are turning the country into a battle zone—and it could get worse

Feinstein International Center researchers are working to support Syrian and Yazidi women who were both married early and displaced due to conflict.

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...