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…n DC where I went in 1989. I was just down there a few weeks ago and was on a panel with him. He is vicious on Bill C's NATO expansion -- biggest foreign policy error since WWII. Retiring. Let me know if you want an intro -- I am sure that your Russian friends would enjoy talking...

…l. Qaddafi from power, but to guide the burgeoning democracy movement in other Arab states to a successful conclusion. NATO leaders have decided against bombing Libya’s infrastructure, an idea voiced by many officials, including Britain top military commander, Gen. Sir David Ric...

…there, at least some of the eleven Israelis killed might not have lost their lives. The Germans launched an ambush at a NATO airfield outside Munich, when the terrorists and hostages were ostensibly on their way to board a flight for Cairo. We know now that there was no properly...

…the dispute has raised questions about relations between the two allies. HOUSE OVERSIGHT 031476 Turkey, a member of the NATO alliance, hosts American troops and warplanes at Incirlik Air Base, an important staging area for the U.S.-led fight against Islamic State in Iraq and Syri...

…d his power back into Republic of Georgia, the Crimea, and Armenia. Trump has said that he would not come to the aid of Nato allies if they were attacked. IS is the least of our problems here in Germany; Erdogan is a much larger threat, for now. I don't see Hillary Clinton as be...

…ertive and independent in its foreign policy choices. The case of Turkey is very instructive. Despite being a pillar of NATO, and a strong ally of the Unites States, Turkey has repeatedly shown its independence on a number of key regional issues such as Iran's nuclear program, th...

…: The Risks of Weaponizing Code” in P. Brangetto, M. Maybaum, J. Stinissen eds., 6 Annual Conference on Cyber Conflict (NATO Publications, 2014) 71-82 104 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018336

…l. Qaddafi from power, but to guide the burgeoning democracy movement in other Arab states to a successful conclusion. NATO leaders have decided against bombing Libya’s infrastructure, an idea voiced by many officials, including Britain top military commander, Gen. Sir David Ric...

… League. But diplomatic blessings do not change the facts of war. Even the transfer of command authority from the US to Nato is mere window-dressing; it is the same set of countries bombing Libyan forces, no matter what acronym they hide behind. It is a peculiar form of bureaucra...