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UK MAY SEEKS TO CONTAIN DAMAGE TO BREXIT:  BRUSSELS HAS NO COUNTER-OFFER

1/30/2019

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UK Parliament wants new Brexit talks
BY ASIA TIMES STAFF
Brussels reiterates best deal has already been offered
​Does Sterling Back Brexit?
Editorial of The New York Sun | January 31, 2019

https://www.nysun.com/editorials/does-sterling-back-brexit/90554/
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MODI'S TEMPLE POLITICS DAMAGES INDIA

1/30/2019

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Modi plays temple politics, minorities set to play key election roles
BY KANCHAN SRIVASTAVA
The BJP will lean on upper caste Hindu voters in the 2019 Indian elections, as opposition parties look to consolidate other sectors of the vote
Can India weather the Middle East Strategic Alliance?
 HASAN ALHASAN
New Delhi may never have felt more vindicated in its Middle East policy than it does now. Its close ties with all the major powers in the Middle East, including Israel, Iran and the Gulf monarchies, have shielded its interests from the region’s geopolitical fluctuations. Yet, going forward, the region’s increasing polarization, of which the Middle East Strategic Alliance (MESA) is but the latest manifestation, poses a considerable challenge for India. Signs of this are...
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AL-QAEDA WINNING IN THE AFRICAN TRANS-SAHEL: FREDRICK KAGAN'S AEI'S CRITICAL THREATS PROJECT COVERAGE & US AFRICOM HITS THE WALL ON SOMALIA DOMESTIC POLITICS

1/30/2019

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The US Needs a Real Plan to Counter China in Africa
 
// Adam Ereli
The current toothless strategy won't prevent Beijing from, say, squeezing supply lines to America's biggest African base.
Trump’s Africa Surprise
By Jonathan Gass, Atlantic Council: "Africa has generally ranked near the bottom of U.S. foreign policy priorities. Historically, two-term presidents have waited until their second term to establish their legacies on the continent, and many one-term presidents have neglected it altogether. U.S. President Donald J. Trump has surprised many by bucking this trend."
Al Qaeda group claims series of attacks across Sahel
​ Salafi-jihadi Base in the Sahel 
The Saga of Mukhtar Robow and Somalia’s Fractious Politics by Christopher Anzalone and Stig Jarle Hansen​
Noninterventionist US foreign policy in two African nations 
Roger Bate | AEIdeas
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ENGLAND FINDS ROAD TO KICK A CAN CALLED BREXIT

1/28/2019

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THE RISE & REFORM OF ETHIOPIA, THE AFRO-ISLAMIC POWERHOUSE RETURNS

1/28/2019

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TRUMP GETS VENEZUELA RIGHT & WHY VENEZUELAN PROTECTORS IN HAVANA AND MOSCOW MATTER FOR CARACAS

1/28/2019

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 Finally, US policy is getting it right on Venezuela
Trump administration levies devastating sanctions against Venezuela
(New York Post) National-security adviser John Bolton said penalties would be imposed on Venezuela’s state-owned oil company. 
 
Untangling Venezuela’s authoritarian web 
Clay R. Fuller and Ryan C. Berg | The American Interest 
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HOW ASSAD SURVIVES, TURKEY RUSHES TO HELP VENEZUELA & MOSCOW WANTS TO HELP SYRIA; WHY ISN'T THE S300 BEING USED?

1/25/2019

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Trump’s Syria Pullout Plan Cannot Win Turkey Back by Merve Tahiroglu and Aykan Erdemir​
Erdogan Rushes to Maduro’s Help
Erdogan and Putin Talk Northeast Syria
Why Hasn't Syria Used the S-300? by Seth Frantzman
https://www.meforum.org/57640/hasnt-syria-used-s-300
Bashir will survive as he firms up Sudan’s ties with Turkey, Qatar
 DNYANESH KAMAT
Omar al-Bashir, the president of Sudan, will survive the recent protests in his country. But in his political survival, Sudan also will see itself more tightly binding itself to Turkey and Qatar. The cause of the protests has been economics. The government withdrew subsidies on bread, and thereby caused a tripling of prices. This was done against a backdrop of already runaway inflation (prices rose 72% in December), government limits on bank withdrawals, and a...
Alexander Decina writes: Western governments have repeatedly had to downgrade their expectations for Syria. After nearly eight years of war, demands for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s immediate departure slowly whittled down to a reluctant acceptance that no political transition is forthcoming. Now, Western countries find themselves deliberating whether to participate in Syria’s reconstruction without the political transition they have long demanded. – War on the Rocks
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NEO-IMPERIALISM OF CHINA, RUSSIA AND OTHER US ENEMIES ABROAD

1/24/2019

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The age of neo-imperialism
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Former empires that aspire to be future empires threaten America.
 Clifford D. May | Founder & President
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PAKISTANI IRANIAN BORDER GETS HOT:  THE HOUSE OF SAUD IS TO BLAME

1/24/2019

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Concern over Saudis stirring up strife on the Pak-Iran border
BY F.M. SHAKIL
While Pakistan is upbeat about huge Saudi investment in Gwadar port, some political observers fear it could be followed by a rise in sectarian strife with its neighbor Iran
 
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THE PHILIPPINES IS LOSING ITS LONG WAR AGAINST ISLAMISM & EAST ASIA ARMS RACE 2019

1/24/2019

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Philippine rebels clinch the spoils of a bloody war
BY BONG S SARMIENTO
Moro Islamic Liberation Front's long struggle for an autonomous region has likely passed a plebiscite but whether the rebels can administer as well as they fight is yet to be seen 
Northeast Asia arms race surges in 2019
BY ANDREW SALMON
While South Korea's arms budget focuses on the North Korean threat, massive Japanese spending looks aimed at both China and North Korea
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JOSEPH JOFFRE & HOOVER'S STRATEGIKA EXAMINE A PROBLEM CALLED EUROPE

1/24/2019

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Europe Does Not Exist
by Josef Joffe via Commentary
By the numbers, the European Union is a giant. Its economy exceeds China’s by $7 trillion and is just a bit smaller than America’s $20 trillion. Russia? Its GDP of $ 1.7 trillion is petty cash. On paper, the EU nations marshal as many soldiers as does the United States, and half a million more than Russia. Their combined population dwarfs both. But if one measures by its weight in world affairs, Europe is a runt.
The European Alliance That Never Was
by Angelo M. Codevilla via Strategika
The notion of an Atlantic alliance consisting of Europeans and Americans as full partners was once a useful fiction. Today it is a dysfunctional one, an obstacle to all sides’ understanding of what useful cooperation may yet be possible.
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THE MALIGN INCOMPETENCE OF THE BRITISH RULING CLASS:  INDIA, IRELAND & EMPIRE

1/20/2019

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THE RUSSIAN ECONOMY IS FAILING FAST

1/18/2019

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Why Russia’s economy is headed for trouble 
Michael Rubin | The National Interest 
Michael Rubin writes: Putin’s lasting legacy, however, will not be his wars in Georgia or Ukraine nor the new submarines , fighter jets , nuclear weapons , or hypersonic missiles whose manufacture and unveilings he has overseen. Rather, Putin’s historic legacy will likely be inheriting a country with great economic potential and leaving it an empty husk. After so many years in power, Putin has no one to blame but himself. Arguments that the West humiliated Russia after the Soviet Union’s fall are nonsensical. – The National Interest
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HOW ISRAEL CAN CRACK DOWN ON SHIA PROXIES RUNNING DRUGS IN SOUTH AMERICA

1/17/2019

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KENYA:  KILLING OFF AL-QAEDA AFFILIATES IN THE AFRICAN HORN

1/17/2019

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U.S., AFRICA:
DoD Developing Supply Route From Djibouti to Somalia

By Amanda Sperber, Foreign Policy: "The U.S. Defense Department is in the early stages of a project to develop land-based supply routes from the main American military base in Africa, Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, to other U.S. camps across the eastern part of the continent."
West leaves Russia, China an open field to court Zimbabwe – and the rest of Africa
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  • Why should the US commit resources to the fight against al Shabaab?
  • Has the US counterterrorism strategy become irrelevant against this enemy?
  • How has al Shabaab operated historically in the Horn of Africa?
For decades, Kenyan authorities have struggled to contain the threat of extremism in their country. And on Tuesday morning, the militant group al-Shabab claimed responsibility for another attack there, this time on a hotel in the upscale Westlands neighborhood of Nairobi. […]Tuesday’s attack also came three years to the day after al-Shabab attacked a Kenyan-run military base in El Adde, Somalia, Williams noted. In that instance, militants detonated explosives and stormed the base, leaving as many as 141 Kenyan soldiers dead, according to a CNN investigation. – Washington Post 
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Caroline Goodson writes: Why should the US commit resources to a far-away fight? Because al Shabaab and al Qaeda are part of a broader Salafi-jihadi movement that has spread across Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. […]And once they’re settled in Africa, we can be sure they’ll be on our doorstep once again. Far from walking away, the US and its partners must address the governance deficit in Somalia and the broader region. Walking away is little more than surrender. – American Enterprise Institute
Thousands flee Islamic State West Africa offensive in northeast Nigeria
Nicholas Kristof writes: These protests are unfolding in Sudan against the regime of President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for genocide. Other presidents have committed genocide over the last century, but Bashir has the distinction of conducting three different genocides by my count: in South Sudan, in the Nuba Mountains and in Darfur. He is not just a serial killer; he is a serial genocidaire. – New York Times
Two deadly terror attacks rocked Syria and Kenya and show that extremist groups such as Islamic State and Al-Shabab have not been dented in their ability to strike at the most sensitive and important targets. On Wednesday, an attack claimed by ISIS struck Americans meeting with locals in the sensitive town of Manbij in northern Syria. Four Americans were reported killed. In Nairobi, Al-Shabab attacked a luxury hotel on Tuesday and murdered more than 20 people. – Jerusalem Post
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WHY SYRIA IS IMPORTANT

1/17/2019

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Kissinger’s Prophecy Fulfilled in Syria by Kamal Alam
What Lies Beyond America's Deadliest Day in Syria
 
// Kathy Gilsinan
The assault in northern Syria underscores why Trump wants to get out — and why that's going to be difficult.
The fight against al Shabaab isn’t over 
Caroline Goodson | AEIdeas
Why what happens in Syria is important
 NORMAN A. BAILEY
After 400 years of Ottoman rule, the region now known as Syria was detached from the dying empire by French and British troops a hundred years ago. After a complex series of maneuvers Syria ended up as a French mandate under the League of Nations mandate system, while the British became the mandate power in Palestine (then including both banks of the Jordan River) and Mesopotamia, now Iraq. After the end of World War II,...

 New US sanctions target Iran-backed fighters in Syria
(Al Jazeera) The United States has announced new sanctions on two Iran-backed militias fighting in Syria in a move aimed at raising pressure on Tehran and the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), as Washington prepares for a military withdrawal from the war-torn country. 
 
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TURKEY'S LIBYA GAMBLE & US TUNNEL VISION IN NEAR EAST

1/14/2019

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Turkey’s Libya gambit
Michael Rubin | The National Interest 
Turkey’s goal might not only be the empowerment of radical groups to destabilize Libya. Erdoğan sees the rise of Abdul Fattah el-Sisi in Egypt as an affront, both because Sisi’s rise reversed Muslim Brotherhood control of Egypt and because Erdoğan subsequently lost lucrative contacts inside Egypt. An Islamist Libya could provide refuge for groups dedicated to undercutting Egypt’s stability and returning Islamists to power.
Haim Malka writes: Turbulence will increase across the North African Maghreb in the year ahead. Elections, public protest, and economic trends all create the potential for crises that will be difficult to solve. […]All of this matters for the United States because increasing turbulence and shifting dynamics in the Maghreb affect a wide range of U.S. interests including counterterrorism, energy, global trade, and Mediterranean security. And yet, the United States is out of position to both protect its interests and benefit from opportunities. China and Russia recognize the region’s geostrategic importance. – Center for Strategic and International Studies
Tunnel Vision: America and Europe’s distorted view of the Middle East
Clifford D. May, Jonathan Schanzer, Tony Badran — FDD's Foreign Podicy
Iran has a plan. February will be 40 years since Ayatollah Khomeini returned from exile to Tehran to lead what he called an Islamic Revolution, and begin forming a government committed to jihad. By the end of 1979, he was supreme leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. What he and his acolytes intend has been stated clearly and with consistency by Iran’s ruling ayatollahs. They intend to destroy their regional enemies, establish a great new empire and dominate the Middle East. They also intend death to America—that may take longer, but they’re not impatient, and they have friends and family to help. In particular, they have Hezbollah, Iran’s Arab, Shia terrorist proxy. Although based in Lebanon, Hezbollah is willing and able to fight beyond Lebanon’s borders, for example in Syria and, if they can, on Israeli soil—by digging under Israeli soil.... Read more


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A BRIEF LOOK AT THE LONG WAR & WHY IRAN IS IN YEMEN

1/14/2019

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There's No Walking Away From Islamic Jihad
By John Doe, The Daily Beast: “There are all kinds of wars — conventional and irregular wars, direct and proxy wars, ethnic, political, economic and religious wars. The differences between them are crucial; they drive — or should drive — how we fight them. How we engage with China over Brazil, for example, or Russia over Venezuela, is very different from how we fight Islamic jihadists in Syria, Afghanistan and the Philippines."
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HOOVER INSTITUTION'S GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AFRICA; GREGORY COPLEY:  SIERRA LEONE FAILED STATE, CONGO ELECTIONS & WEST AFRICAN MALI ENVELOPED BY AL-QAEDA

1/8/2019

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 DR Congo set for historic political transition
(Agence France-Presse) Felix Tshisekedi is to be sworn in on Thursday as president of Democratic Republic of Congo, marking the country's first-ever peaceful handover of power after chaotic and bitterly-disputed elections. 
'Africa Is At A Turning Point': Hoover Series Examines Governance Challenges On A Growing Continent
featuring Hoover Institution via Stanford Daily
“Just as we used to tell people, ‘Go west — that’s where things are opening up, growing, dynamic,’” said Jack Goldstone, public policy professor at George Mason University, “I will say to people, ‘Go South,’ because for the next fifty years, Africa is going to have… critical impact on the growth of the [global] economy.” To address this economic opportunity and the challenges to governance arising from it, five Africa experts gathered at the Hoover Institution’s Hauck Auditorium for a “Governance in an Emerging New World” panel on Africa’s development.
BBC CONGO ELECTIONS
Russia’s ambassador to Guinea praised President Alpha Conde as “legendary” and said constitutions can be changed, outraging the opposition and fueling speculation that Russia supports plans for Conde to stay in power after his mandate ends next year. “Do you know many countries in Africa that do better? Do you know many presidents in Africa who do better?”  – Bloomberg

China signed a memorandum of understanding with Nigeria Thursday, offering its support to the West African nation’s security forces as they battle an Islamist insurgency in the country’s northeast, the army said. No details on the nature of the assistance were provided in the emailed statement, signed by defense spokesman Tukur Gusau. – Bloomberg
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Private investigators working for former oligarch and Russian opposition activist Mikhail Khodorkovsky have urged the United Nations to push for a credible investigation of the July 2018 killings of three Russian journalists in the Central African Republic (C.A.R.). During a press briefing from London on January 10, the investigators from Khodorkovsky’s Dossier project said their preliminary investigation had uncovered evidence suggesting the involvement of mercenaries tied to Kremlin-connected tycoon Yevgeny Prigozhin in the killings — allegedly together with C.A.R. law enforcement officials. – Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Congolese opposition leader wins presidency; bishops express doubts
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By Fredrick Nzwili on Jan 11, 2019 02:33 pm
NAIROBI, Kenya (CWR) – Some observers have viewed the latest elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as a new dawn for the troubled country that has never enjoyed a peaceful transfer of power [...]
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ISLAMIC WORLD'S ACHILLES HEEL:  WESTERN CHINA

1/8/2019

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Crackdown in Xinjiang: The Islamic World's Achilles Heel
By Dr. James M. Dorsey, January 8, 2019
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: A disagreement between major Indonesian religious leaders and the government on how to respond to China’s crackdown on Turkic Muslims raises questions about the Islamic world’s ability to sustain its silence about what amounts to one of the most concerted assaults on the faith in recent history.

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EUROPE'S NEW MUNICH:  IRAN & WHAT PUTIN USES AGAINST THE WEST

1/4/2019

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Europe's New "Munich": Iran
by Giulio Meotti  •
  • How Russia’s military intelligence agency became the covert muscle in Putin’s duels with the West
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US - AFRICAN STRATEGY FOR THE LONG WAR TAKES SHAPE

1/4/2019

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The Good and Bad of the Trump Administration's New Africa Strategy
The Trump administration's Africa strategy combines a turn away from counterterrorism as a priority, emphasis on trade, and working to help Africans solve their own problems, all of which could be opportunities for a more positive relationship. The implied prioritization of great power competition, however, suggests the real risk of a return to Cold War-era approach.Read more »
Somalia’s government has ordered the top United Nations official in the country to leave, accusing him of interfering with national sovereignty days after he raised concerns about the actions of UN-supported Somali security forces. – Al Jazeera

Nigerian security and civilian sources also said on Monday that troops are preparing to launch an offensive in a bid to retake a strategic town captured by Boko Haram in northeast Nigeria. Fighters from ISIL-affiliated Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) took control of Baga on the shores of Lake Chad on Thursday after over-running military bases. – Al Jazeera
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Ivor Ichikowitz writes: It’s also clear that in years past, China has played a huge role in the development of Africa, supporting the steady growth of the continent. However, there is an attached belief to some that this was undertaken singularly so that China remains in lock-step competition with the United States for geopolitical dominance; that theirs is ‘predatory capitalism’ personified and warrants similar reaction from the U.S. – The Hill
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5 CHALLENGES FOR THE NEW DEFENSE SECRETARY

1/3/2019

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Five Challenges Awaiting Mattis's Successor
By Rebecca Kheel, The Hill: "Trump on Wednesday told reporters during his visit to Iraq that Shanahan "could be there for a long time." In the short-term, though, here are five immediate challenges the next Defense secretary will face."
 Replacing Mattis: 4 Things Trump Needs In His Next Secretary of Defense
(The National Interest) He doesn’t need an ideologue. He doesn’t need a business person. He needs a solid conservative national-security leader. 
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REVIEW OF TRUMP'S FIRST 2 YEARS, WAR ON THE ROCKS' BEST READS, REDOING GLOBAL ORDER & SYRIAN KURDS EXIT SYRIA FOR ONCOMING TURKISH OFFENSIVE

1/3/2019

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The 10 worst things Trump did in 2018   
Marc A. Thiessen | The Washington Post 
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Debating a World Reorder by Samir Saran and Harsh Pant

Most Read War on the Rocks Articles of 2018 by WOTR Staff
Trump Gives New Pentagon Chief a Taste of His World View
By Robert Burns, AP: "As Shanahan sat to Trump’s left at a Cabinet meeting at the White House, the president denounced U.S. allies as freeloaders, expressed disgust with U.S. warfighting strategy in Afghanistan, mused about his own potential to be a great general, dismissed Syria as “sand and death,” spoke encouragingly of a second North Korea summit, and falsely claimed he had fired former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis."

Shanahan Picks DoD Comptroller Norquist As New Deputy SecDef
By Caitlin M. Kenney, Stars and Stripes: “He canceled a trip to a cemetery in France where American soldiers from World War I are buried. He did not go to the observance at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day. He has not visited American troops in Iraq or Afghanistan.”
Kurdish fighters withdraw from key Syrian border city
BY ASIA TIMES STAFF
Move follows appeal to Damascus for support against planned Turkish offensive
 
  • Trump’s Realist Foreign Policy Is Best for U.S. Security by John Allen Gay
  • Time for Political Peace in Afghanistan, Not a Withdrawal by Aseef Raihan
  • Syria: Trump's Approach to World Politics by William Ruger
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