Blog Posts

Regime Change in Israel

Paul R. Pillar | Oct 14, 2010
It doesn't matter what Netanyahu really thinks. If he keeps pandering to Israel's right wing, a change is in order.

The Arab League's Business

Paul R. Pillar | Oct 08, 2010
The Arab League--albeit a ridiculously lame substitute on the Palestinian side for U.S. support for Israel--is a reminder of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict's importance across the Middle East.

Who Lost Afghanistan?

Jacob Heilbrunn | Oct 01, 2010

To Better Afghanistan, Boot the Contractors

Malou Innocent | Sep 24, 2010
Why not pay Afghans directly for their work?

Monterrey: The Latest Casualty in Mexico's Drug War

Ted Galen Carpenter | Sep 20, 2010
How did the safest city in Latin America become a war zone?

Thinking Outside the Box

Bruce Hoffman | Sep 20, 2010
The NYPD is coming at the terrorism problem in new and counterintuitive ways. The Beltway is stuck in old patterns and old thinking.

New START a Step Closer?

Christopher A. Preble | Sep 17, 2010

Today's Highly Educated Terrorists

Bruce Hoffman | Sep 15, 2010
Today's terrorists, yesterday's graduate students.

Contradictions and their Consequences in Afghanistan

Malou Innocent | Aug 25, 2010
Picking winners and losers in Afghanistan is flawed and dangerous. What about giving someone a pony?

It's Not Too Late: Great Fiction for the End of Summer Reading

Bruce Hoffman | Aug 15, 2010
What does a terrorism expert read about his spare time? War, spies, a thriller in the heartland, a tour de force about an international newspaper and a certain late Swedish writer who's all the rage.

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