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• Iranian MPs Propose Bill To Enrich Near Weapons-Grade Uranium After Congress’s Sanctions Push

  Think Progress cites Middle East Security Program Director Dr. Colin Kahl's politico op-ed on why new Iran sanctions won't work....

• The U.S. Humanitarian Presence in Southeast Asia

  U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry recently visited Tacloban in the Philippines to witness the recovery efforts following Typhoon Haiyan, which killed more than 6,000 people a...

• North Korea Purge Raises Risk of Kim Jong Un’s Show of Force

  Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program Dr. Patrick Cronin discusses Kim Jong Un's response to North Korea's execution of his uncle in a Bloomberg article on Dece...

• Execution of Uncle Jang Creates Uncertainty in DPRK-China Relations

  The execution of Jang Song-Thaek is the latest episode of the Kim Jong-Un power show. The unprecedented official media coverage of the purge indicates the eagerness of the you...

• Japan's New Defense Strategy

  Dr. Patrick Cronin, senior director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program writes an op-ed on War on the Rocks discussing Japan Prime Minister Abe's recent emphasis on defense p...

• Squaring Human Rights and National Security

  Human rights have earned a bit of prominence in Washington’s foreign policy debates over the past couple of weeks.  First, National Security Advisor Susan Rice addressed the a...

• Kerry’s Return to Vietnam Is All About Blocking China

  Senior Fellow Dr. Ely Ratner discusses civil maritime capabilities in a Foreign Policy  December 16 article on Sec. John Kerry's return Vietnam....

• Kim Jong Un Just Got More Dangerous

  Senior Fellow Dr. Patrick Cronin writes an op-ed in Politico noting the Obama administration "can no longer relegate North Korea policy to the back burner. The end of the Kim ...

• The Unlikelihood of an Asian LNG Buyers’ Club

  Five of the six largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) importers in the world, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, China and India, gathered last week in New Delhi for an exclusive meeti...

• Chinese Military Ship Confronts U.S. Cruiser at Sea

  In a Bloomberg article, Senior Fellow Dr. Patrick Cronin comments on the a U.S. Navy guided-missile cruiser that had a confrontation with a Chinese military ship on Dec. 5 in ...

• Note on the Passing of Ambassador Richard Williamson

  Today, all of us at CNAS mourn the passing of Ambassador Richard Williamson, an adjunct senior fellow at the Center and one of the country’s top foreign policy leaders.  Rich ...

• Strategy and Choices for the Next QDR

  Executive Vice President Shawn Brimley talks with Small Wars Journal on a grand strategy of sustainment for the next QDR....

• The Third Plenum’s Effect on China’s Foreign Policy

  Asia-Pacific Security Research Intern Yanliang Li writes an op-ed the Third Plenum of the 18th CPC Central Committee's effect on China's foreign policy in in China U.S. Daily....

• Asians Hedge Against China

  Beijing's announcement of a new "air defense identification zone" that overlaps with existing Japanese and Korean airspace sent reverberations across the Indo-Pacific region. ...

• U.S.-China friction in Western Pacific may be here to stay

  Asia-Pacific Security Program Director Dr. Patrick Cronin comments on the growing tension between the United States and China in a Politico article....

• US-China spy games in storm-hit Philippines? Pacific power play simmers

  Asia-Pacific Security Progrma Director Dr. Patrick Cronin comments in a Yahoo News article discussing the Philippines as a “key link” in U.S. national security efforts in ligh...

• Wanted: Asia-Pacific Strategy Guidance for the Interagency...and Congress

  Thanks to the CNAS team for letting me share some brief thoughts on your new blog.  While many think tanks in Washington have become more about the marketing of ideas and less...

• China is treading on thin ice in the Pacific

  Co-Chair of the Board of Directors Kurt Cambell pens an op-ed in Financial Times on China's position in the Asia-Pacific....

• ‘Paper Tiger’ at the Pentagon

  CNAS Co-Founders Michèle Flournoy and Kurt Campbell are mentioned in a POLITICO article referencing Pentagon's search to fill vacancies in the Defense Department....

• Interview: US experts believe that China designated air defense identification zone will lead to the US-ROK Solidarity Day

  Bacevich Fellow Zachary Hosford points out that the U.S. government is highly concerned that the ADIZ will lead to the US-ROK to strengthen unity....