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Analysts: Switch US troops to advisory mission in Afghanistan in 2012
Stars and Stripes highlights the recent recommendation by CNAS Senior Fellows David Barno and Andrew Exum that the U.S. alter its strategy in Afghanistan....
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Audio - Press Briefing for "The Next Fight: Time for a Change of Mission in Afghanistan"
On December 5, the Center for a New American Security held a press briefing on its recent policy brief, "The Next Fight: Time for a Change of Mission in Afghanistan." Authored...
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Hotspots: You might deploy here next
CNAS Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Patrick Cronin comments in Marine Corps Times on regions that could become security concerns in the near future....
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U.S., India, Japan to meet after Obama's Asia "pivot"
CNAS Senior Advisor Richard Fontaine comments in Reuters on the strategic motivations behind President Obama's focus on Asia....
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How the pending defense cuts could play out
Army Times examines scenarios offered by CNAS's Hard Choices report for how pentagon budget cuts might be implemented....
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Afghanistan summit threatens to turn into a 'farce'
In Deutsche Welle, CNAS Senior Fellow Andrew Exum comments on the differing approaches the U.S. and NATO are taking to confront Afghanistan's future....
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A Shift in the Afghanistan Strategy
In Foreign Affairs, CNAS President John Nagl reviews the necessity of a residual U.S. force in order to support the Afghan army and police beyond 2014....
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The FP Top 100 Global Thinkers 2011
CNAS Senior Fellow Robert Kaplan is named one of the Top 100 Global Thinkers of 2011 by Foreign Policy....
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U.S. Government Turns to Crowdsourcing for Intelligence
National Defense magazine discusses the significance of a report on Department of Defense prediction methods by CNAS Chairman of the Board Richard Danzig....
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The Future of Land Wars: Intense, High-Tech, Urban, Coastal
CNAS Senior Advisor LTG David Barno, USA (Ret.) analyzes a future of complex urbanized combat in AOL Defense....
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CNAS Announces New Additions to Board of Directors and Board of Advisors
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is pleased to announce that three-time Academy Award nominee Walter Parkes, a producer at Parkes/MacDonald Productions and former...
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Coal Utilities Propose Clean-Air Exemption
<p>CNAS Research Associate Will Rogers comments in<em>&nbsp;National Journal</em>&nbsp;on a recent attempt by coal-utilities to use national security...
By David Asher
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Pivot Toward the Pacific
On the Voice of America's Encounter, Patrick Cronin, CNAS Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program, discusses the assertion of U.S. power in Asia in the midst of China's ...
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Command Post: "What Can The Rest of Us Do to Help Prevent Military Suicides?"
Today on Command Post, Dr. Elspeth "Cam" Ritchie, former top Army psychiatrist, and Dr. Margaret Harrell, Senior Fellow at CNAS, discuss how families and communities can play ...
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Michael Tomasky: Politico Assists Pentagon Scaremongering
In The Daily Beast, CNAS Deputy Director of Studies Nora Bensahel comments on the prospect of military personnel cuts by 200,000 troops in 2012....
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Pentagon Faces Significant Cuts
CNAS Deputy Director of Studies Nora Bensahel comments on NPR's All Things Considered on the best way to approach Pentagon budget cuts....
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Army Seeks Answers, Combs Through 'Alternative Futures'
CNAS President John Nagl is quoted in AOL Defense on the role of the Army in confronting cyber threats....
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U.S. Commander Readying Request for More Troops to Advise Afghans
CNAS Senior Fellow David Barno comments in the LA Times on the need to reorganize U.S. forces in Afghanistan around an advise-and-assist mission....
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Command Post: "Is the Change the U.S. Brought to Iraq Likely to Last?"
U.S. forces will be out of Iraq by the end of next month, after a nearly nine-year stay. Just how permanent are the changes the U.S. military and diplomatic corps have tried t...
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Command Post: "Is the Change the U.S. Brought to Iraq Likely to Last?"
Today on Command Post, CNAS President John Nagl, Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution and Lawrence Korb of the Center for American Progress debate the permanence of t...