“China’s now importing a large number of precision metalworking tools to Russia,” Professor Chris Miller tells Joel Gehrke. These tools “are largely, if not exclusively, used in military production.” Read more in Washington Examiner.

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Though state propaganda was a familiar feature of international competition during the Cold War, it disseminates today in “a chaotic information space,” becoming harder to detect, writes Professor @tsonenshine in The Hill.

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On Wednesday, Russia abandoned its second attempt to test-launch the Angara-A5 rocket. According to visiting scholar Pavel Luzin, the A5 remains “the only Russian heavy launch vehicle available for use in the foreseeable future.”

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Delve into the intricate socio-cultural landscape of Russian immigrants in Israel with Prof. Larissa Remennick's illuminating talk, ''The Sixth Tribe? A Socio-Cultural Sketch of Russian Israel.'' Read #FletcherAlum Ariel Fanger’s report of the event.

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Uncover the impact of economic sanctions on the Russo-Ukrainian war with #FletcherProf Daniel W. Drezner comprehensive examination. Analyze the effectiveness of coercion, deterrence, and norm enforcement in shaping the outcomes of this ongoing conflict.

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#FletcherStudent Natasha Wood reviews ‘America’s Strategic Posture,’ a congressional committee report that has been authored by two #FletcherAlum .

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Delve into the intricate dynamics of the #China -Russia partnership with #FletcherAlum Vasilis Petropoulos. From shifting power dynamics to the role of prestige, explore the potential rifts that may shape the future of this crucial geopolitical alliance.

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Tomorrow! Join us for our lunch seminar discussion with Anna Ohanyan, who will be discussing the geopolitics of the South Caucasus amid the backdrop of the #Russia #Ukraine war and great power politics.
When: Tuesday, April 9th, 12-1:30 PM
Where: 114 Curtis St
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'Students and faculty who were part of a study trip organised by the program had the honour of calling on the Prime Minister of Kosovo Albin Kurti, and engaging in a conversation with him.

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MeDisInfo part of the event organized by Fletcher Russia & Eurasia Program The Fletcher School

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We The Fletcher School were delighted to visit Serbia, North Macedonia, and Kosovo over 10 days last month for an enlightening and exhilarating study trip. Thanks again to all our interlocutors and partner institutions. We learned so much about Russian foreign policy in the Western…

Marking the 75th anniversary of NATO today on Morning Joe youtu.be/51vFjkrH21U?si… via YouTube

If Chinese companies do not develop quickly, “it will be too late” to overtake Dutch chip firm ASML, Professor Chris Miller tells mat honan ☀️ and James O'Donnell for MIT Technology Review.

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Though the BRICS group has had success challenging western-led systems, it remains unclear that it can develop a truly “parallel order,” write senior fellow Mihaela Papa and The Institute for Business in the Global Context's Ravi Chaturvedi in East Asia Forum.

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