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March 17, 2021 The Sprint to Field the Army Force of the Future February 25, 2021 Turkish Banks Under Fire at Home and Under Scrutiny in U.S. Courts February 23, 2021 Bolstering America’s Cyber Diplomacy Capabilities January 14, 2021 On the Same Page: America’s Middle East Allies and Regional Threats December 15, 2020 Defending Forward: Securing America by Projecting Military Power Abroad November 25, 2020 Challenges and Opportunities in Treasury’s War: Future Financial Measures for Policy Innovation and Implementation November 25, 2020 The Elements of the China Challenge November 23, 2020 Secure and Competitive Markets in the Digital Age November 23, 2020 Competing in the Pacific: A Conversation with U.S. Army Chief of Staff General James C. McConville November 12, 2020 From Pastor Andrew Brunson to Osman Kavala: Rethinking Prisoners of Conscience in Turkey and Beyond October 27, 2020 Taking Treasury to War: Two Decades of Using Financial Measures as National Security Statecraft October 13, 2020 Reversing America’s Eroding Military Edge in the Pacific: A Conversation with INDOPACOM Commander Admiral Philip S. Davidson October 8, 2020 Battlegrounds: The Fight to Defend the Free World October 2, 2020 America as Preferred Partner: Arms Sales and Great Power Competition in the Indo-Pacific October 1, 2020 A Step Towards Peace: The “New Normal” for the United Arab Emirates September 14, 2020 The Future the UN Wants – Is it the Future the US Needs? August 26, 2020 America’s Frontline Cyber Readiness: A View from the Federal, State, and Local Levels August 21, 2020 Rolling Along: A Conversation on Army Readiness and Modernization August 13, 2020 Lebanon’s Compounding Crises: Corruption, Destruction, and an Economy on the Brink of Collapse July 30, 2020 Military Mobility and Great Power Competition: A Conversation with USTRANSCOM Commander General Stephen R. Lyons July 21, 2020 The Post-Islamic Republic Future of Iran July 13, 2020 Chinese Investments in Israel: Understanding and Mitigating Risks June 17, 2020 Israel and the Territories: Calculating the Risk/Reward Ratio June 9, 2020 Iran’s Nuclear Program: Ongoing Activities, Obligations, and Policy Options June 4, 2020 Strategies for Addressing Global White Supremacists May 19, 2020 China’s Global Ambitions: Below the Belt and Road March 9, 2020 The Dragons and the Snakes: How the Rest Learned to Fight the West March 9, 2020 U.S. Government Sanctions Priorities and Approach in 2020 March 5, 2020 Resiliency Against Large-Scale Cyberattacks: Recommendations from the Cyberspace Solarium Commission January 29, 2020 Occupied Elsewhere: Selective Policies on Occupations, Protracted Conflicts, and Territorial Disputes December 13, 2019 Maximum Pressure 2.0: A Plan for North Korea December 5, 2019 FDD Virtual Town Hall: The Iran Protests Popular anger and widespread resentment at the Islamic Republic reached new heights in recent weeks on the Iranian streets. Under the cover of an internet blackout, Iranian authorities killed well over... October 21, 2019 Shatter the Nations: ISIS and the War for the Caliphate October 10, 2019 Instruments of American Power: Implementing Foreign Policies and Protecting Against Global Threats September 13, 2019 Securing the Courts: Exploitation of the Judicial System by Foreign Adversaries August 20, 2019 Ruthless Prioritization: The Army’s Realization of the National Defense Strategy – A Conversation with Acting Secretary Ryan D. McCarthy July 31, 2019 DASD Mulroy on Israel and Great Power Competition July 24, 2019 The Future of Democracy in Venezuela July 19, 2019 Israel’s National Security Strategies: A View from the Prime Minister’s Office After five years advising Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Israel’s foreign policy challenges, Jonathan Schachter stepped down last summer. His duties in the Prime Minister's Office offered him a rare perspective on the processes underlying Israel's most consequential national security and defense policies of the past decade. FDD is pleased to host him in conversation with FDD’s Senior Vice President for Research Jonathan Schanzer on Israel’s foreign policy and the threats and opportunities facing Israel today. July 15, 2019 Beyond Legislation: Transnational Strategies for Countering Religious Persecution July 10, 2019 25 Years Since the AMIA Bombing: Latin America’s Deadliest Attack and the Implications for Today’s Counterterrorism Challenges July 8, 2019 Protests, Crack Downs, and the Future of Hong Kong: A Conversation with Jimmy Lai June 25, 2019 Post-Erdoganism? Turkish Politics After the Istanbul Face-Off May 17, 2019 Muslim Brotherhood Designations: Understanding the Options, Criteria, and Implications May 10, 2019 Economic Defeat of the Islamic State: Behind the Scenes of Operation Tidal Wave II May 8, 2019 Rising to the Threat: Revitalizing America’s Military and Political Power This conference marks the launch of FDD’s Center on Military and Political Power (CMPP), focusing on the defense strategies, policies, and capabilities necessary to deter and/or defeat threats to the freedom, security, and prosperity of Americans and our allies. Watch here via Livestream on Wednesday, May 8 at 9:05 AM (EST). April 8, 2019 Lessons Learned from the Iraq War The Army recently published a comprehensive assessment of the Iraq War. Its findings have implications for Department of Defense force planning and current policy in the Middle East. Join us via Livestream tomorrow at 12:15pm EST to unpack these issues in discussion with Michael Gordon, COL (retired) Frank Sobchak, and (former) Ambassador Barbara Leaf, moderated by Bradley Bowman. March 15, 2019 America’s Missile Strategy: Countering and Defending Against Threats from Iran and North Korea February 11, 2019 40 Years After the Revolution: Understanding the Islamic Republic of Iran Addressing the historical significance of the 1979 Islamic revolution. Join us via Livestream today at 12:15pm EST. February 6, 2019 Syria Reshuffled: Turkey, Russia, and the Kurds after the U.S. Withdrawal President Trump’s decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria has reshuffled the cards in the war-torn country. Turkey intends to reshape northern Syria at the expense of Washington’s partners in the fight against the Islamic State. Syrian Kurds, feeling abandoned, are attempting to cut a deal with the Assad regime. Amid uncertainty and realignment, Russia has become the kingmaker. Can the U.S. reassure its allies and partners while containing Russian and Iranian ambitions in Syria and the Middle East?

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