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Israel in NATO?

Richard Rupp | Nov 10, 2006
Such a proposal brings as many complications as it does benefits.

Transatlantic Troubles

Andrew A. Michta | Nov 10, 2006
America need not restore the bygone, comprehensive relationship with Europe to achieve its purposes.

Reforging the Atlantic Alliance

Philip H. Gordon | Sep 01, 2002
NATO is not dead or doomed, but the Allies should use the Prague Summit to assure its healthy future.

Commentary

Afghan Security Returns to the Grassroots

Javid Ahmad | Nov 28, 2012
As the United States reduces its presence, Afghanistan's police and tribal leaders come to the fore.

The State of the Reset

Rebecca N. White | Jun 18, 2010
Is the Kremlin warming to Washington?

Poking the Bear

Doug Bandow | Jan 15, 2010
America shouldn’t be arming Georgia—it just increases our chances of conflict with Russia.
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Blogs

Can America Contain a Power It Is Simultaneously Helping to Rise?

Justin Logan | Jan 05, 2011
Building China's economy and trying to curb its military are two incompatible policies Washington nonetheless seems bent on pursuing.

Carnegie's Saturnine Russia Meeting

Jacob Heilbrunn | Sep 10, 2010
One would think the U.S. and European record of failure when intervening in Russian political affairs would induce some circumspection.

Books & Reviews

Missiles Over Tskhinvali

Thomas de Waal | Apr 20, 2010
Last summer, Russia and Georgia came to blows. Tbilisi’s pro-American president believed NATO would protect him in a fight with the big, bad bear.

Pax Californica

Andrew J. Bacevich | Apr 20, 2010
America has at times oriented itself to the East, at others to the West. But what we have always had is a sense of our manifest destiny. And now the ideals of California—nihilism with a suntan—seem to be our primary ideological export.

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