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Are U.S. Rhetoric, Action In Libya In Line?
CNAS Deputy Director of Studies Nora Bensahel tells NPR that the president does not want to create a situation in Libya where the U.S. would be responsible for its political t...
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Hosford and Lee Discuss US in Libya, `Obama Doctrine'
CNAS Research Associate Zachary Hosford comments on Bloomberg Radio about the crisis in Libya....
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CNAS Policy Brief Provides Recommendations for Obama Administration on Libya Strategy
While the situation in Libya continues to change rapidly, the most prudent course of action for the United States is to execute a strategy that would minimize the U.S. commitm...
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Lessons from State's QDDR
In a Federal News Radio interview, CNAS Bacevich Fellow Brian Burton dicusses the difficulties in implementing all of the proposals in the recent QDDR due to the current budge...
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President Obama To Clarify Mission In Libya
CNAS Senior Fellow Tom Ricks comments on NPR's Talk of the Nation about the crisis in Libya. ...
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U.S. Military Buildup In Asia-Pacific Region Just Beginning
Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Patrick Cronin comments to Inside the Navy about the Pentagon's increased focus on Asia....
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Tom Ricks on Meet the Press
CNAS Senior Fellow Tom Ricks comments on NBC's Meet the Press on how the Obama administration is reacting to the crisis in Libya....
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Libya: A Make-or-Break Moment for NATO
Senior Fellow Nora Bensahel argues in The Guardian that the future of NATO could hinge on success in Libya....
By Nora Bensahel
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Libya's Civilians Suffer In Bloody Stalemate
“The ultimate objective of this operation is not particularly clear, and that makes it difficult to think about contingency planning," said CNAS Senior Fellow Nora Bensahel of...
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In Libyan Conflict, Is Endgame A Stalemate?
CNAS Fellow Andrew Exum comments on the disorganization of Libya's rebel forces on NPR's Morning Edition....
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Yemen's Slide Toward Civil War
CNAS Joseph S. Nye, Jr. National Security Intern J. Dana Stuster comments on Yemen's risk of engaging in a civil war on The Atlantic....
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Obama Criticised For US Military Intervention In Libya
CNAS Visiting Fellow Dr. Daniel Kliman comments on the Obama administration's resistance to action in Libya might be due to lessons learned in Iraq. ...
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CNAS Experts: Did State Get the QDDR Right?
The Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR), released by the State Department last December, provides a road map for the future of U.S. diplomacy and development. ...
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Dr. Nora Bensahel, Foreign Policy Expert and Military Strategist, Joins CNAS
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is pleased to announce that foreign policy expert and military strategist Dr. Nora Bensahel has joined CNAS as Deputy Director of...
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Did the State Department Get the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review Right?
The QDDR is " a document about new investments when it should be a document about trade-offs" argue Kristin Lord and Brian Burton in a Washington Quarterly article. ...
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Military Power In A Disorderly World
CNAS Senior Advisor and Senior Fellow LTG David Barno, USA (Ret.) writes in World Politics Review about the changes in military power in a global world. ...
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Obama's Geopolitical Juggling Act
CNAS Visiting Fellow Dan Kliman comments on the United States' ability to balance reaction to "the crisis of the moment with the pursuit of long-term strategic priorities."...
By Daniel Kliman
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American F-15 Crashes in Libya, a Reminder of Mission's Potential Costs
“The crash demonstrates the real and potential costs of the operation,” stated CNAS Senior Fellow Richard Fontaine to The Christian Science Monitor regarding the recent crash ...
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Congress Not Eager To Assert Power of Purse In Libya Operations
CNAS Fellow Andrew Exum's blog comments on the cost of the initial missile assault on Libya are quoted in the National Journal. ...
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What Is The U.S. Plan For Libya?
CNAS Senior Fellow Richard Fontaine suggests in his piece in The New York Times that "A pragmatic plan for U.S. success in Libya must start with resolving some fundamental con...