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    • Op-Ed

    Obama's Oslo speech

    While a Nobel Peace Prize seems the occasion to address an international audience, Obama must use this opportunity to speak to his domestic constituency on the three great present challenges to world peace: nuclear proliferation, climate change and the allure of radical Islam.

    • Q&A

    Copenhagen and Climate Change

    With leaders from around the world attending the international climate meetings in Copenhagen next week, including high-level involvement from the two largest emitters—China and the United States—there is renewed hope that some kind of agreement can be reached.

    • Proliferation Analysis

    Don't Stop with START

    • Daryl G. Kimball
    • December 03, 2009

    The best way to begin accounting for and reducing obsolete U.S. and Russian battlefield nukes is to finalize the new START agreement and, as the Obama administration has suggested, begin a new and more comprehensive round of talks early next year to arrive at limits on all types of U.S. and Russian nuclear forces.

    • Op-Ed

    Obama's Lonely Decision

    Obama's decision to send more troops to Afghanistan, like Bush's 2007 decision to increase troop levels in Iraq, stems from a feeling of personal responsibility toward the war effort.

    • Op-Ed

    Competitive Devaluations Threaten a Trade War

    As Asian countries seek to maintain trade advantage by manipulating their currencies, the United States and Europe, who have little room to devalue, may respond with protectionist measures that will hurt global trade.

    • Op-Ed

    The US Nuclear Industry: Current Status and Prospects under the Obama Administration

    Expectations of a nuclear energy renaissance are particularly high in the United States, but government programs to jump start new reactor construction will likely not be enough to spark more than a handful of reactors by 2015.

    • Op-Ed

    Make India a Member

    During Prime Minister Singh's visit to Washington, President Obama should declare U.S. support for India's permanent membership in the United Nations Security Council.

    • Proliferation Analysis

    Fighting Nuclear Proliferation at 20

    • Gregory L. Schulte
    • November 24, 2009

    Consulting the G20, rather than the G8, on preventing the spread of nuclear weapons would be a novel and intriguing approach to strengthening the nonproliferation regime.

    • Op-Ed

    Mr. Singh Goes to Washington

    India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is being honored as the first state visitor to the Obama White House, providing him with the opportunity to stress geopolitical imperatives as well as to remind Obama of India's importance in international politics.

    • Op-Ed

    Why Countries Resort to Trade Protectionism

    The overvalued U.S. dollar has been unable to adjust sufficiently against Asian currencies, creating a risk that the United States will revert to trade protectionism in its attempt to achieve a better trade balance.

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