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Sat. August 17, 2019

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Promoting a Collective Response to Terrorism in Southeast Asia

While some countries in Southeast Asia have made considerable progress combating terrorism, the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Asia's premier multilateral organization,... Read More...

A New Resource in the War Against Terrorism

Since al Qaeda functions similarly to a multinational- having the capablity to move their diverse resources across the globe- there needs to be new resources to fight them. Congress should revisit Ar... Read More...

Responses to Megaterrorism: Strategies for a New Alliance

Panel discussion featuring National Security Advisor and Nixon Center Advisory Board Member Robert McFarlane, the former Chairman of the National Commission on Terrorism L. Paul Bremer III, CSIS Senio... Read More...

U.S. and Europe: Terrorism and the Middle East

Panel discussion with Hon. Ruprecht Polenz, a member of the conservative CDU party in the German Bundestag and member of the Bundestag’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Dr. Phillip Gordon, Director o... Read More...

Homeland Defense: Issues and Challenges

Notes from a Nixon Center event with Warren B. Rudman (Nixon Center, 6/19/2002) Read More...

Terrorism and Restrictionism: Their Impact on European Immigration Policies

A talk by Patrick Weil with comments by Mark Krikorian (Nixon Center, 5/8/2003) Read More...

U.S.-Russian Relations Threatened By Iraq Arms Sales

It is in the interest of both Russia and the US to stop acrimony over Iraq and focus on the future. To achieve this, the Putin Administration must “clean house” and take the culprits who sold banned w... Read More...

Bush's Nuclear Revolution: A Regime Change in Nonproliferation

The White House's radical new strategy to combat the spread of weapons of mass destruction will likely make the world less secure, not more. By George Perkovich. (Foreign Affairs, 3/1/2003) Read More...

China and Missile Defense

NMD or TMD could provoke a destabilizing arms race in East Asia. A panel discussion with Dr. Ronald Montaperto and Dr. Michael O'Hanlon. (Nixon Center, 10/19/2000) Read More...

China: The Forgotten Nuclear Power

Washington is leaving a crucial piece out of the nuclear puzzle. It will be China, not Russia or any rogue, whose nuclear policy will concern America most in the years ahead. Before rushing to deploy ... Read More...

Defending America: A Plan for a Limited National Missile Defense

President Bush should seek to defend America against long-range ballistic missile attack. But defending Americans against attack does not require a large and expensive system, or immediate treaty-bus... Read More...

French Views on Missile Defense

France does not object to the idea of missile defense in general, but feel that NMD will alter the strategic balance, and is not commensurate to the true potential scenario of attack against the US. ... Read More...

Iranian Nuclear Weapons and U.S. Policy

Geoffrey Kemp, Director of Regional Strategic Programs at The Nixon Center, talks about a possible Iranian nuclear weapons program and how it relates to broader geopolitical issues involving the Unite... Read More...

Russia's Ruinous Chechen War

The fighting in Chechnya is leading dissatisfied nationalities to rethink their options -- and their dependence on Russia. Chechnya was the first to rebel. It will not be the last. By Rajan Menon and ... Read More...

Georgia and the War on Terrorism

A Nixon Center Seminar with Charles King, Assistant Professor and Ion Ratiu Chair of Romanian Studies, Georgetown University (Nixon Center, 3/21/2002) Read More...

License to Kill: Usama bin Ladin's Declaration of Jihad

A little-noticed declaration of jihad by Usama bin Ladin in an Arabic newspaper underscores the Islamist's main grievance: infidel U.S. troops in Arabia. By Bernard Lewis. (Foreign Affairs, 11/1/1998,... Read More...

No 'Business as Usual' With Libya

Discusses Libya's announcement of its willingness to dismantle its program of weapons of mass destruction and to halt development of its nuclear program. By Mohammed Buisier. (Washington Post, 12/29/2... Read More...

Jihad has worked - the world is now split in two

Discusses Bin Laden's objectives and status; and states that the resolution of the Israel-Palestinian conflict is the only immediate way of reversing the dangerous polarisation of the world that Bin L... Read More...

China and the North Korean Nuclear Crisis

Outlines Chinese interests and strategies with regard to the DPRK nuclear crisis (Monterey Institute of International Studies, 1/22/2003) Read More...

The Trouble with Muammar

After years of international ostracism, Libyan dictator Gaddafi may see his wish come true. The lifting of U.N. sanctions against the "rogue" state is nearer now than ever. But Libya should not be abs... Read More...

Assessing North Korea's Nuclear Intentions

Concise overview of four possible DPRK intentions for its nuclear program. (Monterey Institute of International Studies, 1/14/2003) Read More...

One Last Chance

Examining Iran's nuclear program. (The Economist, Nov 28, 2003) Read More...

Confronting Ambiguity: How to Handle North Korea's Nuclear Program

Outlines current scenarios and future policy strategies regarding the North Korean nuclear weapons program. (Monterey Institute of International Studies, 3/4/2003) Read More...

The Israelization of Turkey

Tulin Daloglu describes the bombings' psychological impact on the Turkish people. (The Globalist 11/25/2003) Read More...

Bush and the World

To fight terrorism and protect U.S. interests and ideals, the only practical solution for Bush is to bolster the international community that the United States helped create. By Michael Hirsh. (Forei... Read More...

How Europe and America Defend Themselves

The great solidarity Europe showed America after September 11 has started to wear off, and real differences have opened up in the transatlantic pursuit of homeland security. Europe's reluctance to tak... Read More...

Kashmir: Fundamentalism Takes Root

Last year's nuclear tests by both India and Pakistan brought world attention to the decades-old Kashmir conflict. Neither New Delhi nor Islamabad has ever asked what Kashmiris want. They would not lik... Read More...

America's Priority at the U.N.: Taking on Terror

(Heritage Foundation, 2/26/2002) Read More...

China's "War on Terror": 9/11 and Uighur Seperatism

(Foreign Affairs, 7/1/2002) Read More...

America the Vulnerable

September 11 revealed the soft underbelly of globalization. Washington must work with other governments to make international trade safe -- or else close the book on globalization. By Stephen E. Flynn... Read More...

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