Wed, Jul 15, 2020
Strategies for reforming Afghanistan’s illicit networks
Authored in-house and advised upon by senior fellows Ambassador James B. Cunningham, Ambassador Omar Samad, Marika Theros, Javid Ahmad, and Fatemeh Aman, this report explores illicit networks in Afghanistan in the context of peacebuilding, democratic consolidation, and enhancing state capacity. It concludes by outlining several specific policy recommendations that will be necessary to combat the illicit networks in a manner that supports the durability of the ongoing peace process in Afghanistan and the continued consolidation of its fragile democratic institutions.
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Thu, Jul 11, 2019
Latest Libyan shock should come as no surprise
It is now time for the international community to realize that it is not enough to repeat blindly that in Libya there is no military solution
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Tue, Jun 18, 2019
How to counter Iran’s proxies
Solutions will emphasize political efforts to continue to isolate Iran from the international community, make dependence on Iranian support less attractive to its proxies, and cultivate partners who can provide the kind of good governance and responsible behavior that serve as a more attractive model than Iran’s divisive practices.
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