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    • A Euro-Atlantic Security Community for the 21st Century

      States of the Euro-Atlantic security community share basic interests and depend on one another for security, economic prosperity, and human development. To address modern security challenges, these states must revitalize the institutional foundations of their shared security community.

      • Op-Ed

      Accommodation Will Not Work

      U.S. interests are best served by maintaining the status quo policy toward Taiwan. Washington cannot accommodate Beijing's demands to stop selling arms to Taipei as long as China continues its military buildup opposite Taiwan's shores.

      • Afghanistan 2011-2014: From Support Operations to Sustainable Peace

        The key to success in Afghanistan lies in transforming what is basically a foreign military operation into a peace building operation led by the Afghan government and the UN and backed by international support, including military support if necessary.

        • Op-Ed

        Pakistan's Army Rule

        The raid that killed Osama bin Laden has marked a turning point in power relations within Pakistan, with the embarrassed Pakistani military seizing on this incident to undermine counterterrorism cooperation and weaken the civilian regime.

        • Op-Ed

        China's Assertive Behavior—Part Two: The Maritime Periphery

        While China's behavior in its surrounding seas has become more assertive in recent years, its basic strategy of avoiding conflict in favor of negotiation and cautious management, while defending against attempts by others to undermine its position, remains the same.

        • Article

        Another New Strategy in Afghanistan

        In his speech, President Obama laid out a less ambitious approach to the war in Afghanistan that abandons the long-term goals of nation building in favor of improved intelligence, special forces, drone attacks, and a smaller footprint in country.

        • Op-Ed

        Peace, Democracy, and Nightmares in China

        A gradual democratic transition in China would promote a more peaceful Chinese national security policy by enabling greater checks and balances, stronger civil society, and improved civil-military relations.

        • Q&A

        Higher Stakes in Yemen

        The sooner Yemen can move past the current political crisis, the sooner its serious challenges of poor governance, unemployment, resource depletion, and a collapsing economy can be tackled.

        • Op-Ed

        Taliban Reconciliation All Tied Up in Global Politics

        Military pressure still plays a critical role in convincing the Taliban and those who support them in Pakistan to abandon their current strategy and negotiate a peaceful settlement in Afghanistan.

        • Op-Ed

        How China Can Avoid the Next Conflict

        Recent tensions between China and Vietnam over islands and energy exploration in the South China Sea have demonstrated the need for Beijing to implement more intense diplomatic initiatives to forge a multilateral solution to the South China Sea disputes.

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