Political earthquake in Istanbul
Turkish democracy isn’t dead. That was the central message behind this past weekend‘s rerun of the mayoral election in Turkey’s famous city, Istanbul.
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Russia Reform Monitor No. 2315
In Yekaterinburg, a rare victory for popular opinion;
Development gap plagues Russia's largest cities;
Hospitals targeted by Damascus, Moscow;
Is Russia violating the CTBT?;
Kremlin pressure skews polling
Global Islamism Monitor No. 67
Sitting ducks in Syria;
How ISIS plotted to penetrate the U.S.;
Turkey spreads its ideaology abroad;
ISIS expands in Afghanistan;
...and rears its head in Kashmir
Planning for Great Power Conflict
The Case for Keeping the INF Treaty
Planning for Arms Control Failure
U.S. Nuclear Weapons Modernization: What and Why
The Advent of Hypersonic Weapons: Implications and Challenges for Congress, the Defense Department, and Industry
Back to the Future of Missile Defense
US finds itself isolated in Iran conflict
President Trump’s opportunity at next week’s G-20 summit to reset U.S. relations with close allies is a particularly timely one, for it comes as Washington suffers the downsides of its frayed relations in connection with one of its biggest global challenges of the moment — its rising tensions with Iran.