Publications

Bring the Iran Deal Into the Light

February 3, 2014 James S. Robbins U.S. News & World Report

In his State of the Union address last week, President Obama threatened to veto any bill imposing new sanctions on Iran. “For the sake of our national security,” he said, “we must give diplomacy a chance to succeed.” But there is no way to know if diplomacy is succeeding if the terms of the deal with Iran are kept secret, and the mystery shrouding the agreement only encourages those seeking definitive action through sanctions.

The future of U.S. missile defense

January 31, 2014 Issue 10

Lessons Learned, And The Road Ahead

Global Missle Threats To The U.S.

Reassesing The Phased Adaptive Approach

Critical Vunerabilities For Missle Defense

Missle Defense For Today And Tomorrow

How To Help Save Ukraine’s Revolution

January 31, 2014 Stephen Blank The American Spectator

An authentic revolution is now occurring in Ukraine, with uprisings in the capital city of Kyiv (Kiev) and throughout both Western and Eastern Ukraine. This groundswell of popular unrest underscores not only the loss of legitimacy suffered by Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych, but also the danger of the country’s potential disintegration if a resolution is not reached soon.