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U.S. Military Has Questions About Libya Mission
CNAS Senior Fellow Tom Ricks comments on NPR's Morning Edition about the U.S. military mission in Libya....
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CNAS Policy Brief: Growing Western Hemisphere Violence Demands Regional Response
The most dangerous threat to the United States and its allies in the Western Hemisphere is the growth of powerful transnational criminal organizations in Mexico and Central Am...
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Army Braces for Backlash Over Photos of Stryker Soldiers with Corpses in Afghanistan
CNAS Vice President and Director of Studies Kristin Lord comments on the impact of recently leaked photos connected to a murder trial for two U.S. soldiers accused of killing ...
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U.S., British Tomahawk Missiles ‘First Phase’ Opened Airspace Over Libya
"This is not a symbolic use of force. Only the United States has the capability to act against the integrated air defense systems that Libya has,” said CNAS President John Nag...
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CNAS Policy Briefs: Disaster in Japan and Its Consequences
As Japan and the world rush to address the immediate challenges created by last week’s earthquake, tsunami and ensuing nuclear crisis, it is important to recognize that the sh...
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For The Obama Administration, Four Key Questions About Libya
CNAS Fellow Andrew Exum's is quoted in National Journal regarding U.S. strategic goals in Libya....
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Middle East Tensions Present Obama Administration With Unique Challenges
CNAS President John Nagl comments to The Huffington Post about U.S. options in Middle Eastern countries where protests are being violently suppressed....
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Is the U.S. on a Path to Victory in Afghanistan?
CNAS Senior Fellow Lieutenant General David Barno, USA (Ret.) discusses the future of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan on the Public Radio International and Southern Californi...
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Petraeus, Polls Disagree On Afghan War Progress
CNAS report Responsible Transition: Securing U.S. Interests in Afghanistan Beyond 2011 written by LTG David W. Barno, USA (Ret.) and Andrew M. Exum is referenced in a Huffingt...
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Is US Aid To Afghanistan Helping Win The War? Doubts Are Increasing
CNAS Fellow Andrew Exum comments on what counterinsurgency has come to mean in Afghanistan in The Christian Science Monitor. ...
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China: Words and Deeds Not In Sync
CNAS Fellow Abraham Denmark comments on the sovereignty China has in the South China Sea. ...
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CNAS: Expert: China Must Use Power Responsibly
China’s growing defense budget, the country's claim of sovereignty in the South China Sea, anti-satellite weapons testing and interest in cyber military capabilities have rais...
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No-Fly Zone in Libya?
CNAS Senior Fellow Thomas Ricks participated in debate on Northern California Public Radio over the pros and cons of a Libyan no-fly zone....
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The Libyan Crisis: Grounding No-Fly Talk
CNAS Senior Fellow Richard Fontaine comments on how the Obama administration might proceed with the crisis in Libya. ...
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North Korea: To Feed, or Not to Feed
In a letter to the National Interest, Patrick Cronin and Abe Denmark clarify that emergency food aid to the DPRK would be "diverted away from ordinary citizens and doled out t...
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The Manas Boondoggle: U.S. Needs Operational Energy Strategy
CNAS Fellow Christine Parthemore comments on the need for the United States to adopt an operational energy strategy. ...
By Christine Parthemore
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82nd Airborne Quick-Strike Force Gives Obama New Option in Mideast Crises
As the U.S. Army increases the readiness of the rapid-response 82nd Airborne Division, CNAS President John Nagl comments to Politics Daily about its chances of being used. ...
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Should We Get Militarily Involved in the Libyan Conflict?
CNAS Senior Fellow Colonel Robert Killebrew, USA (Ret.) contributes to the debate over establishment of a no-fly zone in Libya on Southern Californa Public Radio's AirTalk....
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Freedom of Internet is Global Concern
CNAS Senior Fellow Richard Fontaine comments to Politico about how U.S. lawmakers plan to nurture Internet freedom and respond to countries that crack down on Internet express...
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China Challenges U.S. Predominance in Asia-Pacific
"As China's military has gotten more capable and China has behaved more aggressively, a number of countries are looking at the U.S. as a hedge to make sure they can maintain i...