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Released: 18-Dec-2013 4:00 PM EST
US-China Policy Reaches Delicate Phase, Scholars Say
University of Chicago

As China and the United States engage in a dispute over China’s recent proclamation of a new “air defense identification zone,” University of Chicago scholars say the clash illustrates the increasingly complicated geopolitical pressures between these two major powers.

Released: 4-Dec-2013 8:00 AM EST
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Agreement Could Help with Problems in Syria and Iraq
Dick Jones Communications

The U.S. stands at the brink of its best chance for better relations with Iran than it has had in 34 years—a prospect that would avoid another Persian Gulf conflict. But the agreement with Iran on its nuclear program also could pay dividends in terms of the Syrian crisis and possible enlisting of Iranian support to stabilize Iraq and Afghanistan as the US draws down its military presence in the region.

Released: 9-Sep-2013 3:20 PM EDT
U.Va. Tip Sheet UPDATED: The Situation in Syria
University of Virginia

Should the U.S. pursue a military strike on Syria? Some believe Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime must be punished for its suspected use of chemical weapons Aug. 21 in a rebel-held suburb of Damascus. Others feel that the U.S. is not the world’s police and should not get involved in Syria’s civil conflict.

Released: 5-Sep-2013 3:00 PM EDT
U.Va. Tip Sheet: The Situation in Syria
University of Virginia

Should the U.S. pursue a military strike on Syria? Some believe Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime must be punished for its suspected use of chemical weapons Aug. 21 in a rebel-held suburb of Damascus. Others feel that the U.S. is not the world’s police and should not get involved in Syria’s civil conflict.

Released: 3-Sep-2013 11:00 AM EDT
RTI International Report Describes Lessons Learned from U.S.-Financed Local Governance Program in Post-War Iraq
RTI International

Recognizing widespread criticism that the U.S. mishandled reconstruction in post-war Iraq, a new report from researchers at RTI International explores the progress made in establishing basic public administration practices and political processes to better serve citizens in a post-conflict society, an area that has mostly gone unnoticed by the media.

Released: 29-Jul-2013 5:00 PM EDT
Clad in Controversy
IEEE Spectrum Magazine

The first of a controversial new class of guided-missle destroyers is nearing completion.

Released: 26-Jul-2013 3:00 PM EDT
Abe’s Nostalgia Rings of Imperialism and Cold War Rhetoric
Cornell University

Cornell University Asian Studies Professor Naoki Sakai, an expert on Japanese history and nationalism, warns that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may be leading Japan back into international isolation and Cold War policies

Released: 7-Jun-2013 2:15 PM EDT
American University Celebrates 50th Anniversary of JFK’s “A Strategy of Peace”
American University

Kennedy's 1963 American University commencement speech called for a nuclear test ban treaty and outlined a bold vision at the height of the Cold War. The speech is hailed as one of Kennedy's finest according to Kennedy's legendary speechwriter Ted Sorensen.

Released: 26-Apr-2013 11:00 AM EDT
South Koreans in US Hold on to Hope for their Homeland
Michigan Technological University

The faculty advisor to Michigan Technological University's Korean Student Association and a visiting scholar from South Korea express their fears and hopes about escalating tensions between South and North Korea.

Released: 8-Apr-2013 12:40 PM EDT
Life of ex-CIA Director Brought Out of the Shadows
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

In his new book, historian Randall Woods describes William Colby, who spent decades in the CIA, the "anti-James Bond." But beneath that unassuming persona was a man who held lives in his hands.



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