Pakistan and Afghanistan: Turbulence and Transitions
By Ellen Laipson – The anticipated drawdown of international forces in Afghanistan is adding to the turmoil in the domestic and foreign
October 22, 2011
Commentary
Next Steps in U.S.-Russia Arms Control: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Below is the transcription of a presentation delivered by Dr. Barry Blechman to the National Defense University and National Defense Industrial Association
Eliminating The Lord’s Resistance Army Once And For All
Last week, President Barack Obama announced that the United States would send about 100 troops to central Africa to assist regional forces
October 19, 2011
Commentary
Under Pressure: International Water Management Challenges in the Himalayan Region
Water managers across the Himalayan region will confront a host of overlapping socio-economic, environmental, and policy challenges as they strive to fulfill
The US Should Wield a Stiletto on Iran, not a Club
By Barry Blechman – The Iranian plot to kill the Saudi ambassador in Washington is indeed an outrage. We should take a
October 14, 2011
Commentary
New balance in China, Myanmar ties
Myanmar President Thein Sein’s decision to suspend construction of the China-backed Myitsone dam project has surprised many observers and raised questions about
Please click here to read the complete report, Engagement, Coercion, and Iran’s Nuclear Challenge. This publication is the culmination of a joint study group, led
October 11, 2011
Commentary
Saving Syria from civil war
This article first appeared on ForeignPolicy.com As Syria’s uprising lurches toward its seventh month, fears that the country will descend into a
Pakistan and Afghanistan: Turbulence and Transitions
By Ellen Laipson – The anticipated drawdown of international forces in Afghanistan is adding to the turmoil in the domestic and foreign