How Well Does Washington Understand Iran?, with Dr. Ramesh Sepehrrad, published by TRENDS Research & Advisory (Abu Dhabi)
What Iranians today know all too well, and Americans would [...]
“Of iPhones, Backdoors, and Totalitarians,” Foreign Policy
Is there any doubt that a phone whose security code [...]
“Follow Iran’s Money,” Forbes
By following the money, not only can Congress help the [...]
“Building Afghan Security Requires a Long-Term U.S. Commitment,” with Dr. Oleg Svet, Defense One
We need a renewed recognition among our political leaders that [...]
“How Congress Should Really Evaluate an Iran Nuclear Deal,” The National Interest
Congress should ask the administration to explain what power, authority [...]
“America Should Set Standards for Drone Use,” McClatchy-Tribune syndicated
It is time for the United States to clarify and [...]
“Corporate Investments Can Help Accelerate Economic Growth in The Developing World,” International Business Times
Private investment in the developing world and well-conceived public-private partnerships [...]
“Diplomacy Redux: Kerry’s Opportunity, Obama’s Test,” The National Interest
With so much invested and so much at stake in [...]
“Introduction” to Anti-Satellite Weapons, Deterrence and Sino-American Space Relations (Washington DC, Stimson), Michael Krepon & Julia Thompson (eds)
Unchecked, hostile action in space could produce debris, orbiting the [...]
“A Plan for Syria,” The National Interest
Syria is indeed a wicked problem, and the President does [...]
