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.
Greg Austin argues that U.S. and European leaders should focus on concrete security problems in NATO's new security concept to overcome an apparent decline in NATO solidarity over differences in values.
Greg Austin argues that Europe must take advantage of the pause offered by Presidents Yanukovich and Medvedev to negotiate a new security architecture that addresses the “eastern question” of its security.
Retired Colonel-General Victor Esin, former Chief of Staff of the Russian Strategic Missile Forces, offers an analysis of the latest START agreement and its implications for Russia's strategic forces.
This interim report summarizes preliminary findings from EWI's first Worldwide Cybersecurity Summit in Dallas, lists initial recommendations and outlines next steps for EWI's cybersecurity initiative.
EWI and partnenrs convened Russian arms control experts in Moscow to determine measures to reduce the operational readiness of U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals.
On the PBS NewsHour, NPR’s “The Takeaway” and in Newsweek, Andrew Nagorski explains the emotional impact of Poland’s tragic loss, and the early signs of a possible Poland-Russia reconciliation.
John Edwin Mroz suggests that the U.S.-Russia agreement on a START follow-on treaty allows for greater bilateral cooperation in other fields and sets up a critical new period in global nonproliferation.
Kanwal Sibal argues that India and Russia have similar goals for their relationships with China and the West, but their responses have not been as coordinated as they can be.
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A Crying Shame for the Spying Game
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.