Senator Bob Corker, the Republican Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, has taken issue with the Obama Administration’s decision to co-sponsor a
By Jeff Murphy and Chris Kruckenberg: Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates once said, “[W]hen you’re asked what keeps you awake at
August 19, 2016
Commentary
Inequality Revisited
By William Reinsch: It had become increasingly common, even before current campaign cycle, for politicians to express concern about growing inequality in
Are Attacks on Investor-State Dispute Settlement Justified?
By William Reinsch: One of the most frequently attacked elements of trade agreements and bilateral investment treaties (BITs) is so-called investor-state dispute
By Audel Shokohzadeh: Refugee crises are not new. History is regretfully filled with images of men, women and children fleeing violence and
August 5, 2016
Commentary
A UN Security Council Resolution on Nuclear Testing Would Not Bypass the Senate
By Michael Krepon: Will the debate over the Obama administration’s proposed U.N. Security Council resolution reaffirming the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty’s ban on
Senator Corker and the CTBT
Senator Bob Corker, the Republican Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, has taken issue with the Obama Administration’s decision to co-sponsor a