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    • Op-Ed

    U.S. Needs ''Conversation'' With Putin on Iran Sanctions

    • Op-Ed

    Diplomacy for Now

    Iran has said no to the U.N. Security Council's legally binding demand that Tehran suspend enrichment of uranium, as a first step toward resuming negotiations over the future course of its nuclear-energy program and broader relations with the West. It's now time for the U.S. to quietly rally Europe, the Middle East and Asia to develop plans for containing and deterring a nuclear-armed Iran.

    • TV/Radio Broadcast

    Nuclear Iran

    • Op-Ed

    State of Rejection

    The administration's refusal to talk to Syria and Iran reflects a view of diplomacy that is at odds with the practice of most other countries and of other American administrations. If countries are directly at war, diplomatic relations are out of the question. But most countries conceive of diplomacy as a means of resolving conflicts with adversaries short of war.

    • Event

    India's Strategic Environment and the Role of Military Power

    • Shashindra Pal Tyagi
    • August 22, 2006
    • Washington, D.C.

    Drawing on his unparalleled experience in operating and managing combat air power, Air Chief Marshal Shashindra Pal Tyagi addressed the security threats that India faces today and those that loom in the years ahead. ACM Tyagi also discussed the role of military power in helping meet these challenges and the potential for US-India collaboration in addressing these concerns.

    • Op-Ed

    Stillborn Illusions

    Secretary Ric's heralding of the birth of the new Middle East amounts to is a belittling of true hopes for change now that the reform project is devoid of credibility, for it fails to intimate a better future in Arab minds tired of the inhumanity of the Israeli military machine and the gross ugliness of its American collaborators.

    • Testimony

    Is China A Reliable Stakeholder in Central Asia?

    China has a growing presence in Central Asia, but it should not be assumed that their activities in the energy sector will be of direct or even indirect threat to U.S. interests in the region.

    • Op-Ed

    Apocalypse Now: Bush's Failed Israel Strategy

    President Bush's view of Israel as a strategic ally and vision of a "new Middle East" has seen the escalation of the second intifada, the eclipse of Arafat's Fatah by the more radical Hamas, and a two-front war in Gaza and southern Lebanon. Bush's "new Middle East," has begun to look even less hospitable than the old.

    • TV/Radio Broadcast

    Diplomatic Efforts or Continued Offensives?

    On July 28, Amr Hamzawy and Paul Salam appeared on Al Arabiya to discuss ideological and strategic dimensions of Rice's "new Midde East."

    • Testimony

    Prospects for Political Change in Uzbekistan

    Eventually Uzbeistan's Karimov will leave office. The U.S. faces an enormous challenge in Uzbekistan until he does - and there is a political situation on the ground that creates the opportunity for greater political openness.

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