CPASS in the News
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"U.S. Troop Withdrawal from Iraqi Cities"
- The Diane Rehm Show, NPR, June 30, 2009
Paul Pillar is a guest on The Diane Rehm Show to discuss the US troop withdrawal from urban areas in Iraq.
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"Pakistan: Most Dangerous Country in the World"
- MSNBC: Andrea Mitchell Reports, May 13, 2009
Bruce Riedel joined Andrea Mitchell to discuss the deteriorating situation in Pakistan.
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"Shaky Pakistan Is Seen as Target of Qaeda Plots"
- The New York Times, May 10, 2009
“If you look at Al Qaeda as a brand, they know when to broadcast the brand, as the group has done in North Africa,” Mr. Hoffman said. “And they know when to cloak the brand, as it has done in Pakistan.”
CPASS Publications
- "Is Iran Ripe for Revolution?"
Are the demonstrations today the beginning of a velvet revolution comparable to those that swept dictators from power in Eastern Europe, or will June 2009 be remembered like June 1989, when Chinese troops quashed pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square?
- "The Bully Wins"
The impact of Iran’s presidential election may have as much to do with the dispute over the result as with who was officially declared the winner.
- "The Drone War"
"Daniel Byman, who runs the Security Studies program at Georgetown, has studied the effects that targeted assassinations have on terrorist groups."
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