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- Commentary
- Small Wars Journal
- February 23, 2017
CVE Was Doomed to Fail. Under Trump, It Will Get Worse
Federal countering violent extremism (CVE) programming is more likely to harm than help build trust in American communities. Though well-intentioned, the Obama administration’...

By Yasmin Faruki
Commentary
- Foreign Affairs
- February 22, 2017
Russia and China’s Enduring Alliance
Several commentators, among them Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute and Edward Luttwak of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, have suggested that U.S. President...

By Jacob Stokes
- Commentary
- Fortune
- February 22, 2017
Why the Flynn-Russia Controversy Isn’t Over Yet
President Donald Trump appointed Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster as his new national security adviser on Monday, a week after Michael Flynn resigned from the post following revelation...

By Julianne Smith
- Commentary
- The National Interest
- February 22, 2017
The Pushback: Why the Trump Administration Needs to Play Hardball with Europe's Intelligence Community
Foreign policy was a centerpiece of Donald Trump’s victorious presidential campaign and his presidential transition. China and Taiwan, ISIS, the Iran deal, and possible cooper...

By Adam Klein
- Commentary
- Foreign Policy
- February 21, 2017
Everyone at Munich Pretended Everything Was Normal
According to the organizers, demand to attend this year’s Munich Security Conference (MSC) was unprecedented. I can understand why. People on both sides of the Atlantic — myse...
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By Julianne Smith
- Commentary
- War on the Rocks
- February 21, 2017
A Tale of Two Allies: Why Japan and Australia See Two Different Trumps
The first few chaotic weeks of the Trump administration have brought divergent fortunes for America’s closest allies in the Asia-Pacific. Japan, which Trump consistently malig...

By Mira Rapp-Hooper
- Commentary
- Foreign Policy - Shadow Government
- February 21, 2017
President Trump’s Terrible One-Month Report Card
Has it really only been a month? We wish we could say that Trump surprised us, but from the minute he took the oath of office one month ago today, he hasn’t: This has been the...

By Julianne Smith
- Commentary
- War on the Rocks
- February 21, 2017
Profound Uncertainty in Munich: Is the United States Committed to European Security?
This year’s Munich Security Conference once again stood out as the premier international gathering of national security policymakers and thinkers. Anticipation was high in the...

By Richard Fontaine
Commentary
- Lawfare
- February 17, 2017
It’s Not About Mike Flynn
AsLawfarereaders know, someone in government leaked the news that Michael Flynn did indeed discuss sanctions in his post-election phone calls with Russia’s Ambassador to the...

By Adam Klein
- Commentary
- The National Interest
- February 16, 2017
Is America No Longer the Middle East's Greatest Power?
When Russia launched a dramatic military intervention in Syria in fall 2015, itstunnedthe world and announced its return to the Middle East. Its move also surprised American...

By Richard Fontaine
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- February 16, 2017
What’s a NATO Ally Worth: Getting Beyond the Two Percent Benchmark
This week Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis delivered some tough love to America’s allies in Europe. Addressing NATO defense ministers, Mattis offered “clarity on the political ...

By Richard Fontaine
- Commentary
- The National Interest
- February 15, 2017
North Korea to Donald Trump: Challenge Accepted
The exclusive, members-only Mar-a-Lago Club is accustomed to keeping out riffraff, but not even Donald Trump’s private retreat fortified by Secret Service agents could prevent...

By Patrick M. Cronin
Commentary
- The National Interest
- February 15, 2017
Trump's Pivot to Asian Allies Begins
In most respects, the White House meeting between President Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was fairly routine. The two leaders lauded each other and the alliance that bin...

By Richard Fontaine
- Commentary
- Foreign Policy
- February 15, 2017
Trump’s Iran Policy Is Missing One Big Piece
The Trump administration has put Iran “on notice” for its destabilizing behavior in the Middle East and violation of international norms. While I have somesignificant concern...

By Ilan Goldenberg
- Commentary
- Slate
- February 15, 2017
We Need a Special Counsel to Investigate the Trump Administration
As a military intelligence officer, Michael Flynn enjoyed ameteoric rise. He eventually earned three stars following brilliant assignments as the intelligence chief forJoint...

By Phillip Carter
- Commentary
- The Hill
- February 14, 2017
Intelligence business: Trump must keep privacy protections for US firms
The Senate will consider the nomination ofDan Coatsfor Director of National Intelligence this week.Before approving him, the Senate needs to ensure that he will prioritize ...

By Zachary K. Goldman
- Commentary
- Small Wars Journal
- February 14, 2017
For Guidance on Women in Combat Positions, Look to the U.S. Coast Guard
In the wake of former Secretary of Defense Ash Carter’s2015 decisionto open all combat positions to women, the Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy have grappled with the...

By Moira fa*gan
- Commentary
- Foreign Policy
- February 14, 2017
Trump’s ‘Outside-In’ Approach to Israel-Palestine Won’t Work Right Now
Reportssuggestthat President Donald Trump’s team is looking at a regional approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which leverages the common threats faced by Saudi Ara...

By Ilan Goldenberg
Commentary
- Foreign Policy
- February 14, 2017
It’s Mattis and Pence to the Rescue of the Transatlantic Alliance
This is a big week for the U.S.-European relationship. For seven days, Trump emissaries will flood Europe carrying a message of unity and leadership … or not.Jim Mattis will ...

By Julianne Smith
- Commentary
- The Hill
- February 14, 2017
Focused engagement: A realistic way forward in Afghanistan
The United States can succeed in Afghanistan, but only by letting go of the fantasy that destroying the Taliban is the only way to win.In hisFebruary 9 Congressional testimo...

By Christopher D. Kolenda

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