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U.S. National Security Adviser James L. JonesJames Jones to kick off EWI cyber summit
The U.S. National Security Adviser, retired General James L. Jones, will deliver the keynote address at an international summit in Dallas in May that will focus on new measures to protect the world’s digital economy.
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EWI President and CEO John Edwin MrozPresident's Report: Are we listening to China?
John Edwin Mroz calls on the West to recognize China’s contribution to global security and to more constructively engage the rising power, especially in the field of cybersecurity
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EWI Vice President Greg AustinThe Lawless Cyber World: The Texas Rangers Step In
Greg Austin and Franz-Stefan Gady summarize conclusions from EWI consultations on cybersecurity and preview EWI’s efforts to forge new private-public partnerships necessary to help secure cyberspace.
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Improving Regional Cooperation on Water
A report from a meeting of EWI's Parliamentarians Network for Conflict Prevention and Human Security outlines principles for ensuring cross border cooperation on water and preventing water-related conflicts.
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Pakistan's Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi (photo by Dimitri Finker)Pakistani Foreign Minister headlines WSC7
Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Foreign Minister of Pakistan, opened EWI’s seventh annual Worldwide Security Conference arguing for dialogue, development and deterrence to stabilize the Pakistan-Afghanistan border regions.

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Commentary
Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin at Yalta, 1945
Reviewing a new book on Yalta in the Washington Post, Andrew Nagorski argues that the harsh verdict of history about this famous conference emerges fundamentally unchanged.