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• China's Port in Pakistan?

  Pakistani officials have announced that the Chinese look favorably on taking over the operation of the Arabian Sea port of Gwadar close to the entrance of the Strait of Hormuz...

• Beyond Afghanistan

  LTG (Ret.) David Barno, Matt Irvine and I have published a new report (.pdf) with the Center for a New American Security that attempts to identify the components of a successf...

• A Glimmer of Cooperation in the South China Sea

  Last night, Christine emailed me this story from the China Daily reporting that China has proposed a tsunami warning system that would link vulnerable countries in the South C...

• Beyond Afghanistan: A Regional Security Strategy for South and Central Asia

  The United States is at a strategic inflection point in South and Central Asia. The death of Osama bin Laden, together with the projected transition to a smaller U.S. military...

• New CNAS Report Offers Afghanistan, Pakistan and South-Central Asia Strategy Post-Osama bin Laden

  The United States is at a strategic inflection point in South and Central Asia. The death of Osama bin Laden, along with the projected transition to a smaller U.S. military pr...

• Washington Gets Serious About Cyber Security

  CNAS Research Associate Travis Sharp comments on the importance of a flexible, collaborative approach to cyber security....

• Influential Think Tank Urges Long-Term Commitment

  CNAS report Beyond Afghanistan: A Regional Security Strategy for South and Central Asia is feature in an article on the Inter Press Service.  ...

• The Mekong River: Cooperation or Competition in Southeast Asia?

  Christine is in Asia this week to conduct research for the South China Sea project the Natural Security team is working on with some of our CNAS colleagues. One place she’ll b...

• Expert Calls for Pragmatic N.K. Policy

  CNAS Senior Advisor Patrick Cronin discusses Kim Jong-il's visit to China and Seoul-Pyongyang relations with The Korea Herald....

• Sizing Up the Future: China, U.S. Take Wary Steps, Hard Choices Remain

  Senior Advisor Patrick Cronin and Reserach Intern Daniel Gearin analyze the outcome of the Strategic and Economic Dialogue between the United States and China....

• This Weekend’s News: No Trespassing

  If I had to pick one news story that stood out to me this weekend, it would have to be this piece from the Sunday Washington Post reporting on the growing domestic backlash to...

• Syria Sanctions Won't Have Much Bite

  Senior Fellow Lieutenant General David Barno, USA (Ret.) comments in the National Journal about Syria's similarities to Iran. ...

• To Secure U.S. Interests in the Arctic, Ratifying UNCLOS is Key

  Over the last several years, the United States has elevated the Arctic region as a U.S. national security prerogative. Just days before leaving office in January 2009, Preside...

• 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....

• This Weekend’s News: The Nuclear Industry’s State of Play

  Since the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami that crippled several nuclear reactors at Japan’s Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power station, policymakers and nuclear watchdog groups...

• 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....

• 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...

• 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....

• 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....

• Happy Minerals Report Release Day!

  Today we officially release CNAS's long-in-the-works minerals report. If you saw our website or my guest-authored piece in Danger Room yesterday, you may have seen that it is ...