Chris Stevens Death Highlights Instability in Post-Gaddafi Libya: America Must Lend More Support
Amanda Kadlec in World 8 months ago
The Libyan government and people are eager to solve their security problem. The consulate attack is a wake-up call to the U.S. to offer more assistance and support than it has.
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Is Lebanon the Answer for Syria Violence?
Amanda Kadlec in World 12 months ago
Is it possible that this tiny, war-ravaged country could act as a stabilizing force for the Syrian conflict?
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With Turkey As a Model, Egypt's Military Asserts its Might
Amanda Kadlec in World 1 year ago
Egypt's military is adopting the most flawed aspects of the Turkish model for democratic governance.
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Libya Should Include All Players: Potential Threats Posed by De-Gaddafication
Amanda Kadlec in World 2 years ago
When an unjust government falls and another emerges, the response is to rout the political forces that were tied to it. But exclusion of the enemy hardly means it no longer exists.
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Shifting Power Balances: The U.S. Middle East Policy Pickle
Amanda Kadlec in World 2 years ago
The United States must understand that new realities in the Middle East will require a renewed foreign policy, one that is less rigid and more flexible.
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