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Ashford on the Diplomatic Immunity podcast: Strategies of Competition and Restraint with Emma Ashford and Charles Edel

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On September 11, Emma Ashford joined the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University’s Diplomatic Immunity podcast with Director of Programs and Research Kelly McFarland and the Wilson Center’s Charles Edel. They discussed strategies of competition and restraint, and US foreign policy relations with China and Russia. “Season 3, Episode 2: ISD Director […]

Sales joins Monocle to discuss how the threat of terrorism has changed since 9/11

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Bloomberg Politics quoted Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall’s speech from The Atlantic Council’s 9/11 event

NBC News mentions Atlantic Council’s event on 9/11

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Slavin joins TRT World Newshour to discuss 9/11 and US foreign policies

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GeoEconomics Center mentioned in AFP about Ajmal Ahmady event

By Julia Friedlander, Josh Lipsky

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Alam was on the Financial Times: Haqqani network’s clever game culminates with Afghan government roles

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Preble on Reason: Could the CIA and FBI Have Stopped 9/11?

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On September 10, Christopher Preble published on Reason an article entitled “Could the CIA and FBI Have Stopped 9/11?”. “Given this long history, and given the ample evidence that Al Qaeda posed a threat to Americans, Washington’s failure to stop the attacks has been a source of considerable attention and consternation. As with so much […]

Roberts in Nikkei Asia on Beijing’s recent crackdown on private businesses and its implications for China’s economic future

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On September 10, 2021, Nikkei Asia published an op-ed by Asia Security Initiative senior fellow Dexter Tiff Roberts titled, “Lacking a better game plan, Beijing will pick off more industries.” The article explores Beijing’s “squeeze” on technology sectors and highlights China’s growing economic vulnerabilities. Roberts argues that “this is bad news for Beijing’s plan to […]

Ashford in Defense Priorities: Lessons from Afghanistan

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On September 10, Ashford contributed to a Defense Priorities Symposium on the lessons from the war in Afghanistan. “Defense Priorities organized this symposium to stimulate thinking about the most important lesson U.S. strategists and decisionmakers should take away from America’s longest war. Below are responses from scholars and experts who—unlike the architects and proponents of […]