Michael O'Hanlon and Bruce Riedel insisted in an op-ed last week that the United States must stay in Afghanistan "until the job is done."
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Mission can’t-complete: Getting to our Afghan End-State Faster
Egypt and the United States: Assessing the Politics of Assistance
Recent press reports suggesting that the Obama Administration will exercise a national security waiver to allow FY 2012 assistance to Egypt to move forward has generated heated controversy both in the United States and Egypt.
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How Washington Can Help American Workers
[fullwidth_text alt_background="none" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] In the global battle to capture markets and win the jobs of the future, there are some who through their inaction, would unilaterally disarm America. The Ex-Im Bank is the official export credit agency of the United States and its charter will expire on May 31st if the Bank is…
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How Washington Can Help American Workers
In the global battle to capture markets and win the jobs of the future, there are some who through their inaction, would unilaterally disarm America.
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Restoring the American Dream
The American Dream is the defining product of our great country. It is what differentiates us from the rest of the world.
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Loose talk on intervention in Syria
Various commentators, government officials – former and current, and analysts are calling for some sort of US military involvement in the blooming civil war between the Alawite Assad regime and the Free Syrian Army (FSA).
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The Saffron Revolution: Prospects for Democracy in Burma
[fullwidth_text alt_background="none" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] The system of control appears to be loosening in Burma, with main opposition leaders entering the political fray. CNP President Scott Bates and an expert panel discussed prospects for democratic consolidation and human rights reform in Burma, as well as the concurrent implications for the region. Geopolitical Perspectives Marvin Ott,…
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