Dealing with a More Assertive China
ANDREW SMALL *,
GMF,
Feb 09, 2010,
BRUSSELS - The mood on China in Western capitals is beginning to darken. From cyber-attacks to obstinacy in Copenhagen, Beijing’s assertiveness and the hardening tone of its diplomacy are prompting a rethink.
How Much Force? Building Consensus on the Conduct of War
JOSEPH R. WOOD *,
GMF,
Feb 05, 2010,
WASHINGTON - Israel last week submitted its response to the UN’s Goldstone Report. That report investigated the conduct of Israel and Hamas during the Gaza war in January 2009, accusing both sides of war crimes.
Realistic Proactivism in the Era of Global Turmoil: In Search of a Viable and Sustainable Turkish Foreign Policy
* E. FUAT KEYMAN,
SETAV,
Feb 03, 2010,
In his influential work, The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and its Geostrategic Imperatives, published in 1997, Zbigniew Brzezinski suggests that:
Getting Afghanistan right in London
DANIEL TWINING *,
GMF ON TURKEY,
Jan 28, 2010,
WASHINGTON - World leaders meeting in London to discuss Afghanistan’s future have dealt themselves a weak hand. The principal obstacles to success in Afghanistan have not been the adversary’s strength or any lack of support for the international mission by the Afghan public.