Dash Wedergren is a member of Tufts Sino-US Relations Group Engagement. This article is a summary of Professor Mitter’s speech … Continue reading Book Talk with Professor Rana Mitter: “China’s Good War”
Image: Cattle drink from the Blue Nile in Ethiopia in April of 2012 Kyle Krell is a Sophomore at Tufts … Continue reading Shifting the Nile: Ethiopia’s Plan and Regional Politics
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Written by Jason Wu (Class of 2023) On June 20, 1900, German ambassador to China Clemens von Ketteler was assassinated … Continue reading A Parallel in History? China’s Dangerous Game with Nationalism
Mexico is widely regarded as a middle power[1] in the international stage, due to its general lack of military power … Continue reading El Peso del Mundo: Understanding Mexico’s Grand Strategy by Danny Sitko
Kieran Singh is a Freshman at Tufts University. The 2019 novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) originated in Hubei Province, China, last year. … Continue reading The Coronavirus is Tearing Up China. How Has the Communist Party Responded? by Kieran Singh
Jason Wu is a Freshman at Tufts University. Photo: Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen speaks at the Center for Strategic and … Continue reading The 2020 Taiwanese Election and What It Means for Taiwan by Jason Wu
Jack Korcuska is a freshman at Tufts University. Photo: President Obama tours the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center in … Continue reading Establishing Cybersecurity Norms in Engaging Russia by Jack Korcuska
Jack Korcuska is a freshman at Tufts University. Photo: Kurdish PKK guerillas in 2014. Yes, it’s dishonorable to betray allies … Continue reading Giving the Levant to Russia by Jack Korcuska
We are excited to announce that the deadline for the 2020 edition of the Tufts Hemispheres Journal of International Affairs: … Continue reading 2020 Hemispheres Submissions Deadline Extended
