Category: In the News

Carstei: Russia Sanctions “Not Enough”

By Mihaela Carstei

Energy & Environment Program Acting Director Mihaela Carstei joins CCTV to discuss the long- and short-term impacts of sanctions on Russia:

Slavin on Middle East Peace Negotiations

By Barbara Slavin

Barbara Slavin, senior fellow for the South Asia Center, writes for Al-Monitor on Middle East peace negotiations:

O’Reilly Receives Polish Armed Forces Gold Award

By Patrick O'Reilly

Scowcroft Center Nonresident Senior Fellow, Lieutenant General Patrick O’Reilly (Ret.) received the Polish Armed Forces Gold Award from the Polish Ministry of Defense on March 18. General O’Reilly was recognized for his contributions while he was director of the Missile Defense Agency at the US Department of Defense, where he served on the negotiating team […]

Greenfield on US Involvement in Libya

By Danya Greenfield

The Wall Street Journal quotes Rafik Hariri Center Acting Director Danya Greenfield on US involvement in Libya’s political transition:

Itani on What Sanctioning Russia Means for Syria

By Faysal Itani

McClatchy quotes Rafik Hariri Center Resident Fellow Faysal Itani on how sanctioning Russia could effect diplomatic efforts over Syria:

Mardini on Upcoming Iraqi Parliamentary Elections

By Ramzy Mardini

Reuters quotes Rafik Hariri Center Nonresident Fellow Ramzy Mardini on Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki’s political campaign: 

Yatsenyuk: Time for National Dialogue on Crimea

CNN covers Arseniy Yatsenyuk’s address at the Atlantic Council:

Karatnycky: Putin’s Interference Strengthens Ukraine

By Adrian Karatnycky

Transatlantic Relations program Senior Fellow Adrian Karatnycky writes in the Washington Post on Russia’s interference in Ukraine:

Benitez: Modern Day Appeasement

By Jorge Benitez

Jorge Benitez, senior fellow and NATOSource director for the Brent Scowcroft Center, writes in U.S. News & World Report on the West’s response to Russian aggression in Crimea:

Karatnycky: Supporting Ukraine’s New Government

By Adrian Karatnycky

Transatlantic Relations Program Senior Fellow Adrian Karatnycky discusses options for the United States to deescalate the standoff in Crimea on PBS Newshour: