This report examines the interests that a close U.S.-Egyptian bilateral relationship serves and also highlights the consequences of a different kind of relationship. No policy is without costs or drawbacks, but U.S. policymakers need to understand both the likely results of maintaining close ties with Egypt and the likely results of alternatives.
Read the report — In Arming for Deterrence, Gen. Sir Richard Shirreff and Maciej Olex-Szczytowski examine the threat posed by a resurgent Russia before considering NATO’s strategy and posture, focusing particularly on its northeast region: Poland and the Baltic states. The report then considers the implications for Poland and recommends how Poland’s defense apparatus and posture should be reformed to take account of the new reality: That NATO now faces a greater threat of war in its eastern regions than at any time since the end of the Cold War.
In a seminal report, AEI’s Marilyn Ware Center argues for a three-theater force-sizing construct to reflect the actual demands placed upon the U.S. military.
The CNAS Extending American Power (EAP) Project released its final report, which is the culmination of the year-long EAP series co-chaired by Dr. Robert Kagan and the Hon. James P. Rubin.
Read the report — In this issue brief, Steven Horrell, Magnus Nordenman, and Walter Slocombe…
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) produced a final report based on discussions by the CNAS ISIS Study Group.
Read the report. In this AEI report, Mackenzie Eaglen sketches three major reform initiatives that the…
Read the report. In this AEI report, Thomas Donnelly, Anand Datla, and Robert Haffa discuss…
Read the Report – CNAS Senior Fellow Dr. Mira Rapp-Hooper examines three prominent escalation scenarios in the…
In this report, Burns and Jones lay out several concrete recommendations for what the Alliance should do at its 2016 Warsaw Summit and beyond.