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The Next FATF Test: Can the West Demand Results from Pakistan?
OPINION — In the shadow of Mexico City's historic Palacio de Bellas Artes, global financial watchdogs will convene in February 2026 for the Financial [...] More
Iran at the Breaking Point: How Afghanistan and Iraq Still Inform U.S. Strategy
EXPERT PERSPECTIVE — Iran is experiencing its most consequential period of internal unrest in years. Nationwide demonstrations driven by economic [...] More
The Long Arc Of American Power
OPINION — “We [the U.S.] began as a sliver of a country and next thing you know we're a continental power, and we did not do that primarily through [...] More
The Coast Guard's Mission in the Gray Zone
OPINION — U.S. defense planning rests on the assumption that wars are fought abroad, by expeditionary forces, against defined adversaries. For [...] More
What U.S. – China Cooperation Means for the World
OPINION -- China was very critical of the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro last week. The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign [...] More
Remembering Aldrich Ames and the Lives He Destroyed
“I would never wish death upon anyone, but I have read some obituaries with great satisfaction.” - Winston ChurchillOPINION -- I associate myself [...] More
