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NATOSource

Jul 30, 2011

NATO in north Kosovo withdraws from Serb roadblock

By Nebi Qena, the AP

United States and Canada

NATOSource

Jul 30, 2011

Update: NATO activities in Libya on July 29

By NATO

NATOSource

Jul 29, 2011

Turkish Military Leadership Resigns and What It Means

By Ross Wilson, the New Atlanticist

New Atlanticist

Jul 29, 2011

Turkish Military Leadership Resigns and What It Means

By Ross Wilson

Media reported in Turkey late on July 29 that the Chief of the Turkish General Staff (TGS), General Işık Koşaner, and the military service chiefs under him at Land Forces, the Air Force and the Navy have all submitted their resignations.

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New Atlanticist

Jul 29, 2011

An Effective, Affordable Uncommon Defense, Part 2

By Harlan Ullman

The international environment and its threats and dangers have dramatically transformed from well-armed military forces and states with aggressive and expansive designs to smaller, ideologically motivated groups relying on terror and non-military means to achieve their aims. U.S. and allied defense and security forces must assimilate and respond to these profound shifts. And, while the […]

NATOSource

Jul 29, 2011

Report: Turkey’s top military leaders have resigned

By the AP

New Atlanticist

Jul 29, 2011

The New Foreign Policy Frontier

By Anne-Marie Slaughter

A rapidly changing world requires news ways of thinking, and new tools for understanding and engaging with societies as well as governments. The frontier of foreign policy in the 21st century is social, developmental, digital, and global. Along this frontier, different groups of actors in society — corporations, foundations, NGOs, universities, think tanks, churches, civic […]

NATOSource

Jul 29, 2011

The New Foreign Policy Frontier

By Anne-Marie Slaughter, the New Atlanticist

From Anne-Marie Slaughter, the New Atlanticist:  The frontier of foreign policy in the 21st century is social, developmental, digital, and global.

NATOSource

Jul 29, 2011

New Revelations in US-French Nuclear Cooperation

By Bruno Tertrais, WMD Junction

United States and Canada

New Atlanticist

Jul 29, 2011

Iran’s Image Plummets in Arab World, Poll Finds

By Barbara Slavin

Iranian leaders have tried to portray democracy movements in the Arab world as inspired by their 1979 Islamic revolution and predicted that Iran’s regional support would grow as pro- Western dictators fell. However, a new poll by the Arab American Institute shows approval of Iran’s role in the region plummeting since 2006 and especially since […]

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