News + Media

	Analysis + Opinion August 23, 2017 Should you be worried about North Korea? Jim WalshAl Jazeera To no one's surprise, I can't "save us", but I can give you a sense of where things stand, where they might be going, and a few things we might want to do, writes Jim Walsh in a recent opinion piece.
	In the News August 22, 2017 Tensions on Korean peninsula PressTV-The Debate Jim Walsh discussed North Korea's warning of deepening tensions on the Korean Peninsula following the recent joint military exercises by US and South Korea.
	Analysis + Opinion August 18, 2017 It's time to make Afghanistan someone else's problem Barry PosenThe Atlantic Afghanistan...is a good place to create problems for America’s adversaries. And the best way to do that is to get out, says Barry Posen.
	In the News August 18, 2017 What Robert E Lee wrote to The Times about slavery in 1858 Jacey FortinNew York Times One day in January, a few years before the Civil War, Robert E Lee wrote to The New York Times, seeking a correction, writes former CIS Neuffer fellow Jacey Fortin. Fortin now reports full-time for the The New York Times.
	Analysis + Opinion August 18, 2017 Revisit NIH biosafety guidelines Kenneth OyeScience The NIH recently marked the 40th anniversary of its Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant or Synthetic Nucleic Acid Molecules.The meeting was an inspiring start for charting future oversight of nonclinical applications.
	Analysis + Opinion August 10, 2017 North Korea, Trump, and strategic stability Vipin Narang and Ankit PandaWar on the Rocks Words matter, especially when nuclear weapons use is on the line. In a matter of 30 seconds on a Tuesday afternoon, Trump negotiated himself into a disastrous strategic corner.
	Analysis + Opinion August 5, 2017 The US will keep losing wars until it decides what it stands for Harvey SapolskyNational Interest Despite the promises, the panels and the pronouncements, a grand strategy for the United States, on par with the Cold War’s containment and Germany’s unconditional surrender during World War II, remains elusive.
	Analysis + Opinion July 18, 2017 Danger at Dolam M. Taylor FravelThe Indian Express Current India-China standoff bears a resemblance to the dispute that sparked the 1962 war. But let’s not stretch the analogy.
	Analysis + Opinion July 14, 2017 Will Tokyo’s arms exports help or hurt US interests in Asia? Eric Heginbotham and Richard Samuels The Cipher Brief Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s current political problems obscure the striking speed with which he successfully tackled thorny and long-standing security policy problems, including the lifting of the country’s arms export ban.
	In the News July 10, 2017 Former head of US counterintelligence on “US-Russian cybersecurity unit” Mary Louise KellyWBUR Morning Edition Joel Brenner, now at MIT, says President Trump's statement that he might partner with Putin on cyber issues is a reversal of decades of well-founded American suspicion of Russia.