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- Halting the Descent: U.S. Policy Toward a Deteriorating Situation in Iraq
Professor Colin Kahl testifies before the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee on the ongoing instability in Iraq and the ways in which the United States can try to ameliorate political and security challenges there.
- Iran, Hezbollah and the Threat to the Homeland
Professor Colin Kahl testifies before the the House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee on the relationship between Iran and Hezbollah, the threat they pose to the United States, and what considerations must be taken into account when addressing these threats.
- Preparing for Failure in Syria
Professor Daniel Byman offers his read on how to make the best of a bad situation and stave off catastrophe in Syria. "Although Assad is the heart of the problem, without a clear successor his removal could lead to further fracturing within Syria," warns Dr. Byman, who advocates that Western powers take steps to bolster and unify the opposition movement. "Although continued bloodshed makes the announcement of a new Syrian government unrealistic, it would be useful to have a framework for such a government in place so that diplomats can move quickly should an opportunity arise."
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