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Over-promising and under-delivering? Ambitions and risks in US defence strategy
In Chatham House's International Affairs, Non-Resident Fellow Travis Sharp writes on the risks emerging from the Obama administrations shift in U.S. defense policy....
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Panetta Seeks to Reassure Allies and Defuse China Tension
In Bloomberg, Dr. Patrick Cronin discusses U.S. strategy in the South China Sea....
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West's rebel worries leave Syria strategy struggling
Visiting Fellow Melissa Dalton comments on the difficulties lending U.S. support to the Free Syrian Army in Reuters....
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Broadening Intelligence on the Ground Key to Embassy Security in Changing Middle East
Visiting Fellow Melissa Dalton discusses the recent Middle East embassy attacks and embassy security in World Politics Review....
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Audio: Revenge of Geography Book Launch
On September 13, CNAS hosted the book launch for The Revenge of Geography: What the Map Tells Us About Coming Conflicts and the Battle Against Fate by Robert D. Kaplan, Non-Re...
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U.S. officials: Lengthy stay, additional U.S. forces possible in Libya
In Foreign Policy, Senior Fellow Nora Bensahel comments on the recent attacks on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya....
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Geography Strikes Back
Non-Resident Senior Fellow Robert D. Kaplan adapts a portion of his newly released book "The Revenge of Geography: What the Map Tells Us About Future Conflicts and the Battle ...
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Previously Rejected Report is Now Key to US Effort to Curb Insider Killings in Afghanistan
Visiting Fellow Major Fernando Lujan comments in Stars and Stripes on green-on-blue attacks....
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'China should not test US resolve in South China Sea'
CNAS experts comment on growing US-China tensions in the South China Sea in The Philippine Star....
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Post-Asad Syria Policy Should Focus on Mitigating Risks to U.S. Interests, Argues CNAS Expert
The brutal conflict underway in Syria jeopardizes key U.S. strategic interests, but leaves Washington with few attractive options to protect them and little leverage over the ...
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'Trust Is Absolutely Essential:' Combatting Afghan Infiltrator Violence
John Nagl, Non-Resident Senior Fellow, talks with Margaret Warner on the difficulties of the U.S. transition in Afghanistan on PBS NewsHour....
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Navigating U.S. Policy in the South China Sea
As Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton meets with Chinese leaders in Beijing this week, CNAS experts offer their insights into the disputes in the South China Sea and re...
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Our Strategic Compass is Unmoored
In his first column for Foreign Policy’s new “Situation Report” national security channel, CNAS Senior Fellow LTG David Barno writes to his sons, both Army captains, after wat...
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The Deepening Conflict In Syria
Non-Resident Senior Fellow Marc Lynch examines the ongoing tumult in Syria on NPR's The Diane Rehm Show....
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Insider Attacks Are Symptoms Of Larger Afghan Challenges
Senior Fellow Andrew Exum discusses U.S. difficulties with assisting Afghan security forces in Bloomberg....
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U.S. Weighs Dire Scenarios To Secure Syria's WMD
In an interview with Agence France-Presse, Visiting Fellow Melissa Dalton analyzes Syria's chemical weapons arsenal movements....
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U.S. Faces Growing 'Insider Attacks' In Afghanistan
Senior Fellow Andrew Exum discusses the 'Insider Attacks' in Afghanistan on NPR....
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The Revenge of Kaplan's Maps
The National Interest reviews CNAS Non-Resident Senior Fellow Robert D. Kaplan's new book "The Revenge of Geography: What the Map Tells Us About Coming Conflicts and the Battl...
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A deadly denouement for foreign troops in Afghanistan
Dr. Andrew Exum examines the strenuous relationship between U.S. military officers and their Afghan counterparts in The Los Angeles Times....
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Abu Muqawama: Green-on-Blue Violence Calls Afghanistan Strategy Into Question
CNAS Senior Fellow Dr. Andrew Exum authors a World Politics Review column on green-on-blue violence in Afghanistan....