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March 8, 2014

Geopolitical Implications of the Ukraine Crisis: What is at Stake for Georgia and Moldova?

  • Maia Otarashvili
  • Hannah Lidicker

By: Maia Otarashvili and Hannah Lidicker With Russia’s military occupation of Crimea and the obvious threat that Putin’s stealth...

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Geopoliticus
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Angela Merkel makes for an unlikely cheerleader. Nevertheless, as the European Union’s senior head of government, and the leader...

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Geopoliticus
February 21, 2014

Ukraine and the Future of the Western Democratization Agenda

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By Adrian A Basora, Maia Otarashvili and Hannah Lidicker Ukraine currently dominates the headlines, with most of the attention...

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Geopoliticus
February 20, 2014

Jihadi Competition After al Qaeda Hegemony – The ‘Old Guard’, Team ISIS & The Battle For Jihadi Hearts & Minds

  • Clint Watts

(Part 3 of Smarter Counterterrorism, see Part 1 here & Part 2 here) Before deciding where to focus and...

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Geopoliticus
February 17, 2014

Treating America’s al Qaeda Addiction – Part 2 of “Smarter Counterterrorism”

  • Clint Watts

(This is the second post in this series, see the initial post at “Smarter Counterterrorism in an Era of Competing...

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Geopoliticus
February 17, 2014

Now Is the Time: Setting U.S. Policy on Taiwan

  • Felix K. Chang

On February 11, Taiwan marked a milestone in its relations with China.  The head of Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council...

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Geopoliticus
February 10, 2014

Smarter Counterterrorism in The Age of Competing Al Qaeda’s

  • Clint Watts

Last week Ayman al- Zawahiri, al Qaeda’s global leader publicly dissolved the relationship between al Qaeda Central and the...

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Geopoliticus
February 4, 2014

Railway to Somewhere: Thailand’s Politics and China’s Reach in Southeast Asia

  • Felix K. Chang

Despite elections last Sunday, Thailand remains riven by political conflict.  On the one side is the current government of Prime...

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Geopoliticus
February 3, 2014

Remarks on Kevin Powers’ The Yellow Birds

  • Michael P. Noonan

The following remarks were delivered by Michael Noonan at the FPRI’s The Yellow Birds booktalk discussion on Monday, February3,...

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Geopoliticus
January 23, 2014

Israel: Has ‘Old Guard’ al Qaeda Shifted Focus?

  • Clint Watts

Yesterday, the Jerusalem Post followed later by the New York Times reported that three Palestinians seeking to attack targets...

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