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Command Post Episode Five: "The Challenge of Pakistan"
The fifth episode of Command Post looks at how the killing of Osama bin Laden affects Pakistan and the rise of extremism within its military....
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As U.S. Wars Wind Down, Drones Gain New Prominence
In a piece by Reuters, CNAS President John Nagl said, "We currently have a monopoly, or effective monopoly, on armed drones," speaking of the ramped up use of drones after the...
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House Offers Budget Boost To Troubled Pentagon Agency Fighting Roadside Bombs
In this piece by iWatch News on funding the fight against roadside bombs, CNAS Fellow Travis Sharp said, “The politics of cutting JIEDDO are not very good in the Senate and in...
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Command Post Episode Four: "What's Pakistan's Role in Afghanistan Going To Be?"
In episode four of Command Post, CNAS experts discuss how Pakistan will react to the drawdown of troops from Afghanistan....
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Think Tanks, the Media, and the Future of Ideas Distribution
All CNAS and TIME are doing is proving that both organizations apparently understand how the model works better than everyone else, and in the end both brands will be enhanced...
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Command Post Episode Three: "Counter-Insurgency versus Counter-Terrorism?"
In episode three of Command Post, CNAS experts discuss counter terrorism versus counter insurgency and the soldier on the ground....
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Relief And Worry After Slaying Of Hamid Karzai's Half Brother
CNAS President John Nagl said, "He was able to exert influence in the heartland of the Taliban insurgency," about Ahmad Wali Karzai in this piece by The Los Angeles Times....
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US In Scramble For Technological 'Gold Dust'
BBC News interviewed CNAS Fellow Christine Parthemore in a television report on rare earth elements....
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Assassination In Afghanistan Creates A Void
In The New York Times, CNAS Senior Fellow David Barno said that the killing of Mr. Karzai, “threatens to undermine the complex power structures that the U.S. and NATO forces h...
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Command Post Episode Two: "Is Counter-Insurgency Dead?"
Dr. Nora Bensahel and Dave Barno speak in the second installment of Command Post about the state of counterinsurgency. ...
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CNAS Partners with TIME to Launch Command Post
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is pleased to announce the launch of Command Post, a new video series from CNAS and TIME. The video series will take week-long lo...
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New Ambassador Takes On Egypt
In this piece by The Daily Beast, Anne Patterson, Ambassador to Egypt said, “Our intelligence programs in Pakistan have been a runaway success,” at CNAS' Fifth Annual Conferen...
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Results: Top 10 Defence Blogs 2011
CNAS Senior Fellows Andrew Exum and Thomas Ricks made Defence IQ's Top Ten Defence Blogs for 2011, Abu Muqawama and The Best Defense....
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Energy Concerns Could Make Panetta First Green DOD Chief
Research Associate Will Rogers discusses Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta's ability to sustain DOD's charge to incorporate climate change into crucial defense planning....
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In Afghanistan, A Week Of Crises Raises Troubling Questions
In this piece by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, CNAS Senior Fellow Nora Bensahel said, "Attacks like this are not just done because of their military utility but because the...
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Was Obama Low-Balling The Cost Of War?
In this post by Foreign Policy, CNAS Senior Fellow Nora Bensahel said, "I don't think that's an appropriate cost to include because every expenditure of money includes some tr...
By Nora Bensahel
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With Afghan Timetable In Place, Two Senior Officials Are Moving On
CNAS Senior Fellow David Barno says, "It will be tough for the White House to let him depart with no one lined up for his job," In this piece by The National Journal on Lt. G...
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Washington Losing Patience With Counterinsurgency In Afghanistan
President John Nagl is featured in this National Journal article about the current state of the counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan. ...
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War-weary US Shifts Focus To Home Front
CNAS Senior Fellow Nora Bensahel says, “Americans are weary. They see the costs of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq as a misdirected use of scarce government resources," in th...
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Experts: Drawdown Plans Leave An Ambiguous Military Mission
Deputy Director of Studies Nora Bensahel comments on the ambiguity of President Obama's plans for the Afghanistan troop drawdown. "He failed to offer a strategic rationale for...