Eurasia Security Watch: No. 159
Saudi Arabia's cordon sanitaire;
Riyadh-Tehran tensions rise;
The next threat from Central Asia;
The Ikhwan's next plan;
Religious politics rear their head in Bishkek...
Saudi Arabia's cordon sanitaire;
Riyadh-Tehran tensions rise;
The next threat from Central Asia;
The Ikhwan's next plan;
Religious politics rear their head in Bishkek...
Lionizing Lugovoi;
More missile defense deadlock
A new Asian security bloc takes shape;
Indonesia's clerics versus nuclear energy
Russia demonstrates the "
dad of all bombs"
Putin's new choice for premier
American politics is entering a phase in which China is likely to increase in prominence, and where the fundamentals of U.S. policy toward the People’s Republic are likely to be called into question. Over the next two years, the White House’s approach is unlikely to change. But the Democrat-controlled Congress and presidential contenders alike can be expected to critique Administration policy and offer alternatives to it.