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Yemen's Crackdown On Protesters Escalates To Air Strikes, Risking War
Joseph S. Nye National Security Research Intern J. Dana Stuster writes about the escalating turmoil in Yemen in The Atlantic....
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Obama Will Call for Billions in Aid to Egypt and Tunisia
CNAS Fellow Andrew Exum comments that Obama can’t talk credibly to Arabs about the uprisings without addressing the need for an Israeli-Palestinian deal....
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Cyber Attacks Ranked With Military Threats Under Obama Security Strategy
Vice President and Director of Studies Dr. Kristin M. Lord comments on the Obama administration's International Strategy for Cyberspace....
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Allen Prepares To Be Next Afghan War Commander
President John Nagl comments on Lieutenant General John Allen replacing General David Petraeus in Afghanistan....
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U.S. Navy Drones: Coming to a Carrier Near China?
CNAS Senior Advisor Patrick Cronin discussed with The Associated Press the use of robotic vehicles to counter Chinese military modernization....
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Chinese Generals' Tour of American Military Outposts A Beacon Of Thawing Tension
Senior Advisor and Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Patrick Cronin comments in The Washington Post on the visit from eight high-ranking Chinese generals th...
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How the U.S. Military Can Defuse Resource Wars
CNAS Fellow Christine Parthemore is interviewed about how the U.S. military can get beyond oil dependency, climate change disruptions, and future resource wars....
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Why the U.S. Won't Act on Syria
“Syria is a lot more like Iran than it is like Libya,” said CNAS Senior Fellow LTG David Barno, USA (Ret.) to National Journal....
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White House Reveals Cybersecurity Plan
CNAS Vice President Kristin Lord comments to The Washington Post about the White House's cybersecurity goals....
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Will Bin Laden's Death Affect Afghan Insurgency?
President John Nagl comments on the relationship between al-Qaida and the Taliban on NPR's Morning Edition....
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President To Introduce Largely Self-Regulatory Cyber-Security Proposal, With Government Powers To Shape And Shame
Research Associate Travis Sharp comments on how much the government should be involved in cyber security. ...
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Obama’s Cybersecurity Plan Urges More Disclosure of Breaches to Consumers
“Prioritizing security in acquisition helps stop problems before they start,” said CNAS Research Associate Travis Sharp in a Bloomberg article about the White House's new cybe...
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Afghanistan: Glimmers of Hope
CNAS Senior Fellow LTG David Barno, USA (Ret.) is quoted in The Economist for his recommendations of future troop levels in Afghanistan....
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CNAS Releases Report on Critical Minerals and Rare Earths
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) released today Elements of Security: Mitigating the Risks of U.S. Dependence on Critical Minerals, a report on the geostrategic a...
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Frontline: Kill/Capture
CNAS President John Nagl and Non-Resident Senior Fellow David Kilcullen appear on an episode of Frontline to discuss the raid on Osama bin Laden and the war in Afghanistan. ...
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Rare Earth Woes Could Mean Trouble For U.S. Stealth Fleet
CNAS Fellow Christine Parthemore writes about the essential role rare earth elements play in creating stealth aircraft....
By Christine Parthemore
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Geopolitics Key As U.S. Weighs Critical-Mineral Needs
Fellow and Director of Natural Security Christine Parthemore explains her new report Elements of Security: Mitigating the Risks of U.S. Depedence on Critical Minerals in Green...
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U.S.-China Talks Reveal Gap In Agendas
Senior Advisor and Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Dr. Patrick Cronin comments on China's agenda for the Strategic and Economic Dialogue....
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Sen. Kerry Against Rapid Pullout
Senior Non-Resident Senior Fellow David Kilcullen comments on the mission moving forward in Afghanistan. ...
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No Swift Pullout from Afghanistan, says U.S. Senator
“The mission of the moment now in Afghanistan is to make the country stable enough that we can reduce the U.S. footprint to a sustainable level without an unacceptable drop in...