New Iran Sanctions Would Do More Harm than Good
December 26, 2011
Op-Ed
Far beyond penalizing the people directly involved in Iran's nuclear program, these sanctions would negatively affect Iran's entire civilian population.
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Nuclear Turkeys
November 14, 2011
Op-Ed
The Pentagon has too much hardware once thought necessary to defeat the Soviet Union.
Military Spending Belongs on the Table
October 10, 2011
Op-Ed
The supercommittee seems unlikely to make substantial military cuts and instead quite likely to cut spending for the other agencies under the "security spending" umbrella, even though the Pentagon gets the lion's share of that category's funding.
Making the U.S.-Pakistan Relationship Less Toxic
August 1, 2011
Op-Ed
The United States should work to change the game altogether through engaging Pakistan in new ways, including increasing humanitarian aid and supporting stronger democratic institutions.
The Game is Changing in Iran
May 9, 2011
Op-Ed
Iran's inner turmoil and the rapid change sweeping across the Middle East and North Africa don't bode well for its regime.
New START's Nuclear Compromise
February 21, 2011
Op-Ed
In the 21st century, reducing nuclear stockpiles, securing vulnerable nuclear materials, and banning nuclear testing will be the hallmarks of a more secure world.
We Must do More about North Korea's Nukes
November 29, 2010
Op-Ed
Active engagement that combines carrots and sticks is the most sensible route.
Game Time for New START
September 13, 2010
Op-Ed
Despite the near-unanimous support for the treaty by prominent experts, most Republicans have yet to take a position on the arms control pact.
