AFPC Vice President Ilan Berman interviewed on the Fox News Channel's "Special Report" program regarding nuclear negotiations with Iran.

AFPC Senior Fellow for Europe and Eurasia E. Wayne Merry interviewed on the Voice of America's "On The Line" program regarding the French elections

Congressman Lundgren, Congressman Meehan, distinguished members of the Subcommittees:

Thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to address the cyber warfare capabilities of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the threat that they pose to the U.S. homeland.

Conventional wisdom suggests that the Iranian regime, now being squeezed significantly by sanctions from the United States and Europe and grappling with significant domestic socio-economic malaise, is far from an imminent threat to the American homeland (even if it does present a vexing foreign policy challenge for the U.S. and its allies). Yet, over the past three years, the Iranian regime has invested heavily in both defensive and offensive capabilities in cyberspace. Equally significant, its leaders now increasingly appear to view cyber warfare as a potential avenue of action against the United States.

AFPC Senior Fellow for Counterterrorism Avi Jorisch cited in the Global Post regarding Australian commercial ties to Iran

On February 27, AFPC hosted Col. Paul Huxhold of U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) and Mr. James Farwell, an advisor to SOCOM, for a briefing on emerging threats in Asia.

On March 22. 2012, AFPC Senior Fellow for Europe and Eurasia spoke at an IFES-sponsored conference on the topic of the recent Russian elections and the effects on democracy across Eurasia. Click on the below link to listen to his remarks.

Ilan Berman radio interview with XM Radio’s Brett Winterble Show re: Iran

Ilan Berman print interview with ESFE news agency (Spain) re: Barak visit, U.S.-Israel relations, Iran

1Although Iran's inroads into the Western Hemisphere have recently garnered considerable attention among experts and the press, the motivations behind them remain poorly understood. Yet in tracing Iran's pattern of behavior in the region over the past several years, it is possible to discern four distinct strategic objectives.

Between January 7-14, the American Foreign Policy Council (AFPC) sponsored an eight-person delegation to China led by Gen. Richard Myers, former Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff.