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Shrinking Budget Forces Army Into New Battlefield
Non-Resident Senior Fellow Dr. John A. Nagl and former Visiting Fellow Major Fernando Lujan, USA comment in The Wall Street Journal on the appropriate balance of size, strengt...
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Plan B: New report outlines containment strategy if efforts to prevent Iran nuclear weapon fail
Laura Rozen of The Back Channel analyzes Senior Fellow Dr. Colin Kahl's report, If All Else Fails: The Challenges of Containing a Nuclear Armed Iran, which focuses on developi...
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U.S. Needs Containment Strategy Should Prevention of Nuclear-Armed Iran Fail, Says New Report Released by CNAS
In a report released today by the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), Dr. Colin H. Kahl, Raj Pattani and Jacob Stokes argue that the Obama administration is rightly com...
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Cyber Insecurity: The 21st Century’s Version of Air Pollution
In a post on Time's Battleland blog, Senior Fellow and Director of the Program on Technology and U.S. National Security Dr. Irving Lachow draws an analogy between the nation's...
By Irving Lachow
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South Korea President Park Visits Obama for Talks on North Korea
As South Korea's first female President, Park Geun Hye arrives in the United States for her highly anticipated state visit, Senior Advisor and Director of the Asia-Pacific Pro...
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American Citizen Sentenced to 15 Years in North Korean Prison
The New American cites Senior Advisor and Director of the Asia-Pacific Program Dr. Patrick Cronin's analysis of the policy and political ramifications of North Korea's arrest ...
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We rely on the US at our peril
Peter Hartcher of The Canberra Times discusses Captain Henry J. Hendrix's recent CNAS Report, At What Cost a Carrier?, noting the implications of its findings for Australia wi...
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Funding Shortfall Threatens our Sub-Capability, warns US Expert
In the Financial Review Senior Advisor and Director of the Asia Pacific Program Dr. Patrick Cronin discusses Australia's recently released defense white paper and its strategi...
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The Pentagon Cries Wolf on Sequestration Pains
With sequestration moving forward, Research Associate Jacob Stokes discusses with The Fiscal Times Pentagon plans to reduce force size, urging the military to eliminate redund...
By Jacob Stokes
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Last South Koreans Leave Factory In North Korea
With the departure of the last South Koreans in the jointly run Kaesong Factory Park in North Korea on Friday following the suspension of operations there by North Korea early...
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NKorea sentences US man to 15 years’ labor in possible bid for high-profile American visit
Senior Advisor and Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Dr. Patrick Cronin discusses with The Washington Post the motivations behind Pyongyang's decision to se...
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Release American now, U.S. tells N. Korea
As the United States calls on North Korea to grant amnesty to Kenneth Bae, who recently was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor, Senior Advisor and Senior Director of the Asia...
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From Containment to 'Restrainment'
In an analysis of United States' foreign policy dynamics spanning the last century, Huffington Post's Chris Holshek cites Richard K. Betts' contribution to the CNAS study, Am...
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NKorea Sentences US Man in Possible Bid for Talks
Senior Advisor and Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Dr. Patrick Cronin discusses the recent sentencing of Korean-American tourist guide Kenneth Bae to 15 y...
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Rand Paul: The next and last GOP nominee?
Following Senator John McCain's CNAS speech at CNAS calling for a new Republican internationalism, The Week examines the isolationship views of Senator Rand Paul and the impli...
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Strategic Threats Roundtable
Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley discusses steps the U.S. military should take in order to successfully adapt to long-term threats on Defense News with Vag...
By Shawn Brimley
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Japan stirs Campbell's US 'pivot' soup
As Japan continues to assert its claims to the Senkaku/Diaoyutai Island, Peter Lee of the Asian Times discusses the implications for the United States and the reaction of U.S....
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The Brazen Bibliophiles of Timbuktu: How a team of sneaky librarians duped Al Qaeda
In his piece for New Republic, Writer in Residence Yochi Dreazen reveals how through a carefully planned escape, a few librarians managed to save thousands of priceless scien...
By Yochi Dreazen
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Boston Marathon bombers were headed for NYC
Senior Fellow Phillip Carter comments in The Jerusalem Post on law enforcement's effective use of citizen surveillance via social media in detecting the individuals alleged to...
By Phillip Carter
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In Defense of Henry Kissinger
Non-Resident Senior Fellow Robert Kaplan discusses Henry Kissinger's legacy as National Security Advisor and Secretary of State during the Nixon Administration and the endurin...