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Hagel chides China for cyberspying
CNAS Senior Advisor and Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Dr. Patrick Cronin comments in The Washington Post on the alarming rise of alleged cyber espionage...
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U.S. may need larger force in Afghanistan, says ex-commander
Al-Arabia discusses the recent CNAS report, Toward a Successful Outcome in Afghanistan, co-authored by Gen. John R. Allen, Michèle Flournoy and Dr. Michael O 'Hanlon, and anal...
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News Analysis: U.S. remains wary of arming Syrian rebels after EU fails to extend arms embargo
CNAS Non-Resident Senior Fellow Robert Kaplan analyzes the future of the Syria conflict and what the United States' wariness towards aiding the rebels with armed weapons means...
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Allen suggest U.S. “bridging force” in Afghanistan beyond 2014
Sayed Jawad from The Khaama Press discusses General John R. Allen, The Honorable Michèle Flournoy and Board of Advisors member Dr. Michael O'Hanlon's call for the release of t...
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Pakistan major player in the final outcome in Afghanistan
Mena Haseeb from the Khaarma Times discusses CNAS" recent report, Towards a Successful Outcome in Afghanistan written by Former ISAF commander, General John Allen, USMC (Ret.)...
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US may need larger force in Afghan: ex-commander
As NATO prepares to hold a summit next year to look at the "final chapter" in the Afghanistan war, The Hindustan Times discusses CNAS' recently released report Toward a Succes...
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Report outlines ‘something that could still resemble victory’ in Afghanistan
Karen DeYoung of the Washington Post discusses a new CNAS report by Gen. John Allen, USMC (Ret.), Michèle Flournoy and Mike O'Hanlon outlining a way forward in Afghanistan and...
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Ex-general wants post-2014 troop levels announced
General John Allen, USMC (Ret.), Michele Flournoy and Mike O'Hanlon discuss their CNAS report on the way forward in Afghanistan in an AP story by Kim Dozier....
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Allen Calls on Obama to Release Post-2014 Afghanistan Numbers
Noting that the success of the fragile Afghan military and government will depend on the size of remaining U.S. and NATO troops, U.S. News and World Report's Paul Shinkman dis...
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Retired General Calls for Afghan Numbers
The San Angelo Standard Times discusses CNAS' recently report Toward a Successful Outcome in Afghanistan co-authored by General John Allen, USMC (Ret.); Michèle Flournoy; and ...
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Allen: Afghans may need U.S 'bridging force' beyond 2014
The Navy Times' Andrew Tilghman discusses General John Allen's suggestion in the recently released CNAS report, Towards a Successful Outcome in Afghanistan, that the military ...
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Pentagon could weather sequestration storm by shedding up to 263,000 civilian jobs, analysts say
In a post for the Birmingham News blog, Leadda Gore discusses the recent defense budget exercise conducted by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assesment, American Enterp...
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Experts Chart Way Forward in Afghanistan in New CNAS Report
As Afghanistan prepares for its presidential election in April 2014 and as US and NATO forces get ready to end their combat mission there by the close of 2014, perceptions tha...
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Personnel, Carriers, Jet Fighters Suffer Under Any Form of Sequester, Experts Agree
National Defense Blog analyzes a recent budget excerise conducted by CNAS, CSBA, AEI and CSIS to determine how to balance significant cuts in the Pentagon's budget with the ne...
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At Think Tanks, Meeting of Minds on Defense Cuts
The Wall Street Journal reports on a letter to Congress planned for release on June 3 and to be signed by analysts from ten major think tanks across the political spectrum, in...
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Think tankers unite - on the budget
In a post for Foreign Policy's National Security blog, Gordon Lubold discusses the joint exercise undertaken by AEI, CNAS, CSBA and CSIS to rebalance the Pentagon's priorities...
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National Security Human Capital Program
No Such Thing As An Endless War? Think AgainIn the aftermath of President Obama's May 24 national security speech, Research Associate Jacob Stokes comments in The Fiscal Times on the non-traditional challenges, such as ...
By Robert O. Work
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Blue-Ribbon Analysts Advise Defense Technology On Personnel
Aviation Week reports on a joint exercise by four think tanks, including CNAS, that offered scenarios to strategically rebalance Department of Defense spending in a constraine...
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Technology & National Security
How Obama should work with business to combat China cyberspyingIn an op-ed for the Christian Science Monitor, Senior Fellow and Director of the Program on Technology and U.S. National Security, Dr. Irving Lachow, discusses the necessary p...
By Irving Lachow
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Is the US Receding to a Containment Policy on Iran?
In their INSS Insight paper, authors Emily Landau and Ephraim Asculai cite the CNAS report If All Else Fails:The Challenges of Containing a Nuclear-Armed Iran by Senior Fellow...