Trump Administration’s Syria Policy Envisions Continued US Presence – Analysis
By Carla E. Humud* On January 17, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson laid out the Trump Administration’s policy for US
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TPP Countries Near Agreement Without US Participation – Analysis
By Ian F. Fergusson and Brock R. Williams* On November 11, 2017, the 11 remaining signatories of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
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Iran’s Expanding Economic Relations With Asia – Analysis
By Cathleen D. Cimino-Isaacs and Kenneth Katzman* Since multilateral sanctions on Iran were lifted in January 2016 under the Iran
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Can Congress Limit President’s Power To Launch Nuclear Weapons? – OpEd
By Stephen P. Mulligan* Recent legislation proposed in the 115th Congress intended to limit the President’s ability to launch nuclear
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Oman: Reform, Security, And US Policy – Analysis
By Kenneth Katzman* Oman is located along the Arabian Sea, on the southern approaches to the Strait of Hormuz, across
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Qatar’s Neighbors Breaks Relations, Impose Sanctions – Analysis
By Kenneth Katzman and Christopher M. Blanchard* On June 5, the governments of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE),
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Withheld JFK Assassination Records Set For October Disclosure
By R. Eric Petersen* The US Congress enacted the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (JFK
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Israel And US Relations In Time Of Transition – Analysis
By Jim Zanotti* For decades, strong bilateral relations have fueled and reinforced significant U.S.-Israel cooperation in many areas, including regional
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State And Local ‘Sanctuary’ Policies Limiting Participation In Immigration Enforcement – Analysis
By Sarah S. Herman* The federal government is vested with the exclusive power to create rules governing which aliens may
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US Law And Leaks To The Press – Analysis
US President Donald Trump has expressed concern over leaks to the press from within the Executive Branch. Earlier administrations, particularly
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