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Aliyev, a Challenge to Armenian Sovereignty and the Rules-Based World Order

Post author By Martin Makaryan
Post date September 20, 2022
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The U.S. government must view this illegal attack not through the prism of the decades-old Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, but as a clear and explicit challenge against the sovereignty of the Armenian Republic and against the rules-based world order.

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The Islamic State and Boko Haram are Weaponizing the Classroom

Post author By Rana Nejad
Post date April 17, 2022
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Ultimately, intimidation and psychological warfare against innocent civilians contributed to the group’s success just as much as physical destruction did.

Tags Afghanistan, Biden, boko haram, congress, council on foreign relations, diplomacy, education, iraq, isis, islamic state, Lebanon, Middle East, Syria, Terrorism

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The Camera’s “Power to Accuse”

Post author By Alex Choy
Post date April 12, 2022
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Russia is harnessing the power of photography to make strategic gains in Ukraine. NATO must do the same.

Tags congress, department of defense, eucom, information, information perations, intelligence, iocybercom, NATO, northcom, pentagon, Putin, russia, ukraine

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The Trials of Pakistan’s New Security Approach

Post author By Salimullah Ali Mirza
Post date April 10, 2022
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Pakistan’s political stalemate is built upon months of internal security threats and scrutiny from the international community over Prime Minister Khan’s courtship with Russia and his endorsement of the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan.

Tags Asia, chinagreat power competition, congress, foreign policy, global affairs, Human Rights, imran khan, international security, Khan, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, qasim suri, remine change

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The Ukraine Crisis Prompts a Rethinking of U.S. Policy Towards Russia, NATO, and the European Continent

Post author By Martin Makaryan
Post date January 27, 2022
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As deterrence and punitive measures have proven to be ineffective, incentivizing Putin to pivot from his use of force and assertive policies must be a priority for Western policymakers.

Tags congress, council on foreign relations, Europe, European security, foreign relations, International Relations, NATO, russia, ukraine