Mona Yacoubian was interviewed by the Council on Foreign Relations about Syria's continuing civil war. Click here to read.

Ellen Laipson and Chester Crocker's op-ed on turmoil in the Sahel was featured in the International Herald Tribune.

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Russell Rumbaugh was quoted in a Roll Call story detailng the Pentagon's sequester woes.

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Managing Director and Managing Across Boundaries Initiative's Senior Associate Brian Finlay and Deputy Director Johan Bergenas were published in The Nonproliferation Review, writing on how to get buy-in from emerging and developing countries in nonproliferation engagement.

Foreign Policy Magazine asked  top military thinkers to fill in the blanks when it comes to major defense issues including U.S. defense spending, China's rise, and drone policy.  The survey included quotes from Budgeting for Foreign Affairs and Defense Director Russell Rumbaugh and

On March 5, Rasheed Khalid with Pakistan's The News International published a piece on Stimson's Connecting the Drops report, which was released formally in Pakistan in late February in conjunction with the Sustainable Development Policy Institute in Islamabad. To read the full

Gordon Adam's op-ed on the effects on the sequester on Defense spending was featured in the Monterey County Herald.

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Alan Romberg was quoted in the Taipei Times, discussing the US' policy of strategic ambiguity regarding Taiwan.

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Managing Across Boundaries (MAB) Deputy Director Johan Bergenas published an Occassional Paper with the Swedish Institute of International Affairs titled, "Combatting the Undercurrents of Globalization in the Developing World: The Next Frontier for the High-Technology Industry." To

The Carnegie Corporation of New York has selected the Managing Across Boundaries (MAB) Initiative's work under Beyond Boundaries project to be featured in the Carnegie Results report. The report highlights the successes of foundation-funded nonprofit organizations as well as projects

Thomas L. Friedman addressed Stimson's report, "The Arab Spring and Climate Change," in his New York Times column.

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The Stanley Foundation has released a policy memo based on a series of discussions by a group of UN and government officials, as well as representatives of regional, subregional, and nongovernmental organizations at the Stanley Foundation's 44th annual UN Issues Conference, "UN

Mona Yacoubian was quoted in a New York Times article on US policy towards Syria. Click here to read.

On February 28, the Stimson Center, Center for American Progress, and Center for Climate & Security jointly released a new report "Climate Change and the Arab Spring."  The Center of American Progress hosted the launch event, which featured New York Times columnist Tom Friedman and

On February 28, the Pakistan financial daily Business Recorder reported on the report launch of Connecting the Drops in Islamabad. To read the full article, click here.

The Stimson Center was featured in a Washington Post story as one of the 13 winners of the MacArthur Foundation's Award for Creative and Effective Institutions.

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David Michel was quoted in a story about Connecting the Drops: An Indus Basin Roadmap For Cross-Border Water Research, Data Sharing, And Policy Coordination. Connecting the Drops is the culmination of an 18-month Track II diplomatic initiative conducted with the support of the US

Geneive Abdo was quoted in GlobalPost:

"Abdo noted that Shia communities across the region were elated by the rise to power of Iraq’s Shia — an outcome of America’s invasion of that country. But they now are dismayed at the possibility of a Sunni Islamist-oriented government in

The Stimson Center was featured in a Washington Times article highlighting the links between the Arab Spring and global warming. 

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Managing Across Boundaries Deputy Director Johan Bergenäs and Research Assistant Esha Mufti were published in World Politics Review, writing about the increasingly close links between organized crime groups, trafficking networks, and terrorist organizations, and the integrated