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  • Policy Brief Number 5: Kazakhstan and the OSCE Human Dimension
    Report
    Nov 20, 2009

    This policy brief focuses on the challenges to the OSCE Human Dimension and the challenges to Kazakhstan as Chairman-in-Office of the organization in 2010.

    Human Rights, Governance, International Security
  • CSIS Trilateral Track 2 Nuclear Dialogues Consensus Statement
    Report
    By Clark A. Murdock, Franklin Miller, Jenifer Mackby, Center for Stratetgic and International Studies
    Nov 20, 2009

    Providing leadership in this difficult political context will require the United States, the United Kingdom and France to achieve unprecedented levels of cooperation and collaboration.

    Nuclear Weapons, Defense and Security
  • Iraq: Security Trends
    Report
    By Anthony H. Cordesman
    Nov 18, 2009

    Iraq has made significant progress in defeating the insurgency and improving its security. The level of violence in Iraq is sharply lower than the levels that peaked in 2007.

    Terrorism, Military Strategy, International Security, Defense and Security
    Iraq
  • Energy and Geopolitics in China
    Energy and Geopolitics in China
    Report
    By Robert E. Ebel
    Nov 17, 2009

    The world was surprised when China emerged in 2004 as a major importer and consumer of oil. Today, that surprise has been replaced by growing concern that the China of tomorrow may be in a position to challenge the United States not only for economic leadership but for political leadership as well.

    Security and Climate Change, Regional Analysis, Markets and Trends, Energy and Climate Change
    Asia, China
  • Issues in International Political Economy - November 2009 - Number 119 - The Cost of Questionable Policies
    Newsletter
    By Sidney Weintraub
    Nov 17, 2009

    Until Barack Obama won the 2008 presidential election, it was taken for granted that no African-American could become president of the United States. Any great talent in that population group, about 13.5 percent of Americans, was discarded for the top position in the country. The situation has changed, and the United States is surely better for it.

    Trade and Economics, Markets and Trends, Human Rights, Alternative Energy
    Americas, Mexico, South America
  • President Obama's Trip to Korea
    Critical Questions
    By Victor Cha
    Nov 17, 2009

    Q1: What are the key defense issues?

    Asia, Korea
  • Middle East Notes and Comment: House of the Rising Son
    Newsletter
    By Jon B. Alterman
    Nov 16, 2009

    It is a strange kind of republic in which presidents serve for life. It is an even stranger one in which rulers inherit power from their fathers. Yet, that is the direction in which the Arab Republic of Egypt is going.

    Egypt, Middle East
  • The MAGAI™ Construct and the Northern Distribution Network
    The MAGAI™ Construct and the Northern Distribution Network
    Report
    By Stephen Benson
    Nov 16, 2009

    The United States is pouring massive resources and risking precious lives of its soldiers in its efforts to stabilize Afghanistan, a part of the world most Americans could not identify on a map before 9/11. President Barack Obama has already increased the U.S. force presence considerably and is deliberating further increases in what may be the most portentous decision of his presidency.

    Trade and Economics, Military Strategy, International Security, Acquisition and Resources, Defense and Security
    Afghanistan, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, South Asia
  • PacNet #74 - Not Too Fast with China
    Newsletter
    By Brad Glosserman, Scott Snyder
    Nov 13, 2009

    BEIJING – With President Barack Obama making his first trip to China, it is vital that the two countries have a clear understanding of what they expect from each other. Failure to reconcile expectations could derail a partnership that is increasingly critical to the management of pressing global issues.

    International Security, Defense and Security
    Asia, China
  • The Afghan Narcotics Industry
    Report
    By Anthony H. Cordesman
    Nov 13, 2009

    Afghanistan has greatly increased its production of opium since the fall of the Taliban in 2001. In 2001 the national production of opium was negligible; however following 2001 it grew exponentially until it reached its peak in 2007, producing quantities of opium that far exceeded the production levels of the past three decades.

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