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TPP: U.S. Global Leadership on the Line
International Economics, U.S. Foreign Policy, East Asia, Southeast Asia Tyler Sauer, Former Staff Writer 10/26/16 International Economics, U.S. Foreign Policy, East Asia, Southeast Asia Tyler Sauer, Former Staff Writer 10/26/16

TPP: U.S. Global Leadership on the Line

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Russian Aggression in Ukraine: Is There a Solution?
Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Europe, International Law and Organizations, U.S. Foreign Policy Megan Rutter, Former Contributing Writer 10/20/16 Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Europe, International Law and Organizations, U.S. Foreign Policy Megan Rutter, Former Contributing Writer 10/20/16

Russian Aggression in Ukraine: Is There a Solution?

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Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy, Human Rights Alexander Werman, Former Staff Writer 10/19/16 Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy, Human Rights Alexander Werman, Former Staff Writer 10/19/16

American Leadership and the Syrian Refugee Crisis

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Israel’s Increasingly Illiberal Politics
Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy Jacob Kennedy, Former Senior Staff Writer 10/5/16 Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy Jacob Kennedy, Former Senior Staff Writer 10/5/16

Israel’s Increasingly Illiberal Politics

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Nuclear Weapons and Terrorism: A Dangerous Mix
Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Jean-Bernard Latortue, Former Contributing Writer 9/30/16 Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Jean-Bernard Latortue, Former Contributing Writer 9/30/16

Nuclear Weapons and Terrorism: A Dangerous Mix

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To Protect U.S. National Security Interests, More Should Be Done to Combat International Financial Crime
International Economics, U.S. Foreign Policy, Security, Transnational Crime Naomi M. McMillen, Former Contributing Writer 8/30/16 International Economics, U.S. Foreign Policy, Security, Transnational Crime Naomi M. McMillen, Former Contributing Writer 8/30/16

To Protect U.S. National Security Interests, More Should Be Done to Combat International Financial Crime

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Who Lost Russia Response: The Washington Quarterly
Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Europe, U.S. Foreign Policy Bryan Rosenthal, Former Staff Writer 8/7/16 Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Europe, U.S. Foreign Policy Bryan Rosenthal, Former Staff Writer 8/7/16

Who Lost Russia Response: The Washington Quarterly

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Strengthening the Cybersecurity of U.S. Critical Infrastructure
U.S. Foreign Policy, Security, Technology and Information Bobby Shields, Former Contributing Writer 6/10/16 U.S. Foreign Policy, Security, Technology and Information Bobby Shields, Former Contributing Writer 6/10/16

Strengthening the Cybersecurity of U.S. Critical Infrastructure

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Justice for Rohingya Refugees
Southeast Asia, Human Rights, U.S. Foreign Policy, International Law and Organizations Lauren Watson, Former Contributing Writer 5/25/16 Southeast Asia, Human Rights, U.S. Foreign Policy, International Law and Organizations Lauren Watson, Former Contributing Writer 5/25/16

Justice for Rohingya Refugees

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The United States and Iran: What’s Next?
Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy Jacob Kennedy, Former Senior Staff Writer 5/25/16 Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy Jacob Kennedy, Former Senior Staff Writer 5/25/16

The United States and Iran: What’s Next?

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¡Basta Ya! The United States is Overdue for a New Policy Approach in Honduras
U.S. Foreign Policy, Latin America and the Western Hemisphere, International Development Laura Blume, Former Contributing Writer 5/22/16 U.S. Foreign Policy, Latin America and the Western Hemisphere, International Development Laura Blume, Former Contributing Writer 5/22/16

¡Basta Ya! The United States is Overdue for a New Policy Approach in Honduras

By Laura BlumeContributing WriterMay 22, 2016

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Making the Best of the Bad: A response to Daniel Byman’s “Six Bad Options for Syria”
Middle East and North Africa, Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Michael Casey, Former Contributing Writer 5/9/16 Middle East and North Africa, Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Michael Casey, Former Contributing Writer 5/9/16

Making the Best of the Bad: A response to Daniel Byman’s “Six Bad Options for Syria”

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Why Congress’ Syrian migration policies should focus on the migrants
Middle East and North Africa, Human Rights, U.S. Foreign Policy Matthew Calabria, Former Contributing Writer 5/1/16 Middle East and North Africa, Human Rights, U.S. Foreign Policy Matthew Calabria, Former Contributing Writer 5/1/16

Why Congress’ Syrian migration policies should focus on the migrants

By Matthew CalabriaContributing Writer1 May 2016

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U.S. Foreign Policy, Latin America and the Western Hemisphere Brittney Warrick, Former Contributing Writer 3/29/16 U.S. Foreign Policy, Latin America and the Western Hemisphere Brittney Warrick, Former Contributing Writer 3/29/16

U.S. – Venezuela Relations Need a Reset

By Brittney WarrickContributing WriterMarch 29, 2016

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Achieving America’s Vision for Central Asia
Middle East and North Africa, Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Bryan Rosenthal, Former Staff Writer 1/20/16 Middle East and North Africa, Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Bryan Rosenthal, Former Staff Writer 1/20/16

Achieving America’s Vision for Central Asia

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Prisoner Transfer: A Look at Guantanamo
U.S. Foreign Policy, Transnational Crime, International Law and Organizations Ariel Bigio, Former Contributing Writer 1/8/16 U.S. Foreign Policy, Transnational Crime, International Law and Organizations Ariel Bigio, Former Contributing Writer 1/8/16

Prisoner Transfer: A Look at Guantanamo

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Pursuing Peace: Success in Colombia is an Opportunity for America
Latin America and the Western Hemisphere, U.S. Foreign Policy David Okun, Former Contributing Writer 12/23/15 Latin America and the Western Hemisphere, U.S. Foreign Policy David Okun, Former Contributing Writer 12/23/15

Pursuing Peace: Success in Colombia is an Opportunity for America

By David OkunContributing Writer23 December 2015

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An Argument for the Deployment of U.S. Space Weapons
U.S. Foreign Policy, Technology and Information Wade Meyerhoffer, Former Contributing Writer 11/29/15 U.S. Foreign Policy, Technology and Information Wade Meyerhoffer, Former Contributing Writer 11/29/15

An Argument for the Deployment of U.S. Space Weapons

By Wade MeyerhofferContributing WriterNovember 29, 2015

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The Prevention Component of CVE
U.S. Foreign Policy, Security Nicole (Bailey) Sbitani, Former Staff Writer 11/29/15 U.S. Foreign Policy, Security Nicole (Bailey) Sbitani, Former Staff Writer 11/29/15

The Prevention Component of CVE

By Nicole (Bailey) SbitaniStaff WriterNovember 29, 2015

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Partnering with Russia: An Offer Putin Can’t Refuse
Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, U.S. Foreign Policy, International Economics Jaclyn Stutz, Former Contributing Writer 11/1/15 Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, U.S. Foreign Policy, International Economics Jaclyn Stutz, Former Contributing Writer 11/1/15

Partnering with Russia: An Offer Putin Can’t Refuse

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