Jordan’s Peace Treaty with Israel; its strategic position between Israel, Iraq, Syria, and Saudi Arabia; and its pro-American military and intelligence services remain critical to U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.
And yet, challenges inside this relationship are reaching alarming levels.
Many in Washington speculate on the nature and urgency of the military threat from China and the readiness of U.S. forces in the Indo-Pacific to deter and defeat aggression by Beijing.
But rather than speculating from afar, it’s important to hear candid, informed insights of the American military leaders and warfighters closest to the threat.
They know best what’s actually going on.
What is Wagner Group, how does the Kremlin use it, and how has its role and regional footprint changed?
The U.S.-Saudi relationship is fraught with complications.
Who holds the power in this partnership?
And what compromises are being made so the countries can work together?
Now is the moment to extend human rights to encompass cognitive rights proposes Duke Law School’s Professor Nita A. Farahany.
With Yaya Fanusie, CNAS Adjunct Senior Fellow, about his path to the CIA and NCTC, what analytic work on international economics and financial intelligence is like, the unique environment at NCTC, and more.