On December 16, 2011 Jeff M. Smith gave an address to a National Security Group of Capitol Hill staffers and outside policy experts that meets on Capitol Hill organized by Ed Corrigan, of the Senate Steering Committee and Frank Gaffney, president of the Center for Security Policy. At the lunch, Smith gave a presentation on the troubled U.S.-Pakistan relationship and the state of future relations.

AFPC Kraemer Strategy Fellow Jeff M. Smith has received funding to produce a major study on Sino-Indian relations to be conducted over the next year.

On Friday, September 23, Jeff M. Smith was interviewed by the Voice of America's Urdu Service regarding CJCS Admiral Mullen's testimony that the Haqqani network was a "vertiable arm" of Pakistan's intelligence service.

On September 21, AFPC Kraemer Strategy Fellow Jeff M. Smith hosted the last mayor of Pakistan’s largest city and commercial capital, Karachi, at AFPC’s recently remodeled headquarters.

On June 22, AFPC Kraemer Strategy Fellow Jeff M. Smith hosted Mr. Arun Jaitley, the leader of the opposition in India’s upper house of parliament (Rajya Sabha) for meetings on Capitol Hill.

On May 4, 2011, Jeff M. Smith was interviewed by Jimmy Barrett to discuss the operation that killed Osama bin Laden and U.S.-Pakistan relations

On February 11, Jeff M. Smith gave an address to a National Security Group that meets weekly on Capitol Hill run by Ed Corrigan, of the Senate Steering Committee and Frank Gaffney, president of the Center for Security Policy. At the lunch, Jeff M. Smith gave a presentation on U.S.-India military relations and took questions from the audience.

On December 16, Jeff M. Smith was interviewed on Fox 5 News regarding President Obama's Afghan war Strategy Review, the death of Amb. Richard Holbrooke, and Pakistan's role in the Afghan war effort.

Jeff M. Smith was interviewed on KION 1460 AM (California) to discuss President Obama's three-day trip to India and his support for a permanent seat for India at the UN Security Council.