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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....
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2,000 American Deaths in the War in Afghanistan
On The Take Away on WNYC Radio, Senior Fellow Dr. Andrew Exum discusses the 2,000 U.S. military casualties in the war in Afghanistan....
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BBC Radio: Major Fernando Lujan on Green on Blue Attacks
Visiting Fellow Major Fernando Lujan conducts a radio interview with the BBC on the "green on blue" killings in Afghanistan....
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Afghan military attacks on foreign troops undermine west's mission
CNAS Senior Fellow Andrew Exum analyzes the political impact of the green-on-blue attacks in Afghanistan in The Guardian....
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Arms Away
Non-Resident Senior Fellow Ethan Kapstein co-authored "Arms Away" in Foreign Affairs on the state of global arms deals....
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Yochi Dreazen on NPR's Diane Rehm Show
CNAS Writer-In-Residence Yochi Dreazen discusses this week's top international stories, including Russia, Syria, Iran, and Afghanistan on NPR's Diane Rehm Show....
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Infiltration or bad blood behind Afghan attacks?
CNAS Senior Fellow Andrew Exum comments on the recent upsurge in attacks by Afghan security forces on U.S. military trainers in the Associated Press....
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Nora Bensahel Featured in Washington Post Book Review of The End of DADT
CNAS Senior Fellow Dr. Nora Bensahel is featured in The Washington Post's book review of "The End of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell."...
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Ex-Obama Official Warns: Take Israel Iran Threat 'Very Seriously'
CNAS Senior Fellow Dr. Colin Kahl discusses the likelihood of an Israeli strike against Iran this fall, in an interview with Al-Monitor....
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Korea-Japan relationship suffers sudden slump
CNAS Senior Director of the Asia Program Dr. Patrick Cronin discusses complications for the South Korea-Japan relationship posed by competing territorial claims on the Liancou...
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US 2012 Elections: Is There a Military Vote?
Adjunct Senior Fellow of the Military, Veterans, and Society Program Jason Dempsey discusses political participation in the military in PRI....
By Dr. Jason Dempsey
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Senate Appropriators Increase Navy Alternative Fuels Funding
Bacevich Fellow Will Rogers comments on the Senate's recent approval of additional funds for the Navy's alternative fuel research....
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Plots Are Tied to Shadow War of Israel and Iran
In The New York Times, Senior Fellow Dr. Andrew Exum analyzes the recent string of terrorist plots targetting Israel and its allies abroad and how they signal an evolving shad...
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Syria military launches assault on key district in Aleppo
In the Los Angeles Times, Senior Fellow Dr. Andrew Exum discusses the Syrian military's recent assault on rebels in Aleppo, highlighting the strategic importance of the northe...
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Jacob Stokes Discusses Senate Cybersecurity Bill on Federal News Radio
CNAS Research Assistant Jacob Stokes parses key provisions of the Senate cybersecurity bill and discusses the principal obstacles to its passage in an interview with Federal N...
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Andrew Exum Discusses War on Terror on France 24
Senior Fellow Dr. Andrew Exum discusses U.S. military interventions over the last decade and explains the war on terror from the frontline on France 24....
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CNAS Experts Comment on Senate Cyber Security Bill
With the Cybersecurity Act of 2012 being debated on the Senate floor today, CNAS experts comment on the threat of cyber security and the impact of this critical issue on U.S. ...
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Renewed Violence in Iraq
On C-SPAN, Deputy Director of Studies Dr. Nora Bensahel dissects the recent string of bombings that have taken place in Iraq, dicussing who may be behind the increase in viole...