• EWI President and CEO John Edwin Mroz

    President's report: Technical expertise needed in policymore

    John Edwin Mroz urges technical and communications specialists to join EWI's initiatives and help keep the world safe from threats in cyberspace and from weapons of mass destruction.


  • EWI Director of Track 2 Diplomacy, David Firestein

    U.S.-China relations and Taiwanmore

    David Firestein suggests that U.S. and Chinese policies over Taiwan are more similar than they seem, calling for a joint effort to isolate problem areas and begin to address them.


  • Ikram Sehgal, member of the EWI Board of Directors

    Pakistan and the Afghanistan intelligence leakmore

    Writing for The News, Ikram Sehgal argues that the portrayal of Pakistan in the recently leaked "Afghan War Diary" is unfair and Pakistan needs a focused media strategy to counter such claims.


  • EWI Vice President Andrew Nagorski

    Cyber war is hellmore

    Writing for Newsweek, Andrew Nagorski points out that while much of the news media was obsessed with Russian spies, diplomats were working to stop a greater espionage problem: the threat of cyberwarfare.


  • EWI Vice President W. Pal Sidhu

    A crying shame for the spying gamemore

    Writing for livemint.com, W. Pal Sidhu points out major flaws in the U.S. intelligence system and calls for a radical transformation to begin addressing them.

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