By taking a more forceful approach, the next US administration has an opportunity to change Northeast Asian political dynamics.
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Davis Florick July 12, 2016 Latest Articles, Security and Defence
By taking a more forceful approach, the next US administration has an opportunity to change Northeast Asian political dynamics.
Read More »Davis Florick January 4, 2016 Latest Articles, Security and Defence
For the foreseeable future, the nuclear non-proliferation community may be faced with mounting challenges from various Eurasian governments seeking to significantly alter geopolitical conditions.
Read More »Julie Lenarz and Michael Miner February 1, 2015 Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
Sunni Wahhabism or Shi’ite fundamentalism paired with nuclear weapons or access to nuclear material is a nightmare scenario of the worst sort.
Read More »Emily Daglish August 22, 2014 Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
The deadline for a nuclear agreement with Iran has been extended until November 2014, whilst the sides try to bridge gaps that remain between them. At this time, the consequences of an agreement, and those of a failure to reach one, could define regional stability and security in the near future.
Read More »Huw Anslow July 8, 2014 Middle East and North Africa, The Policy Unit
The decision by the UK government to take steps towards the re-opening of the UK Embassy in Iran carries with it a potentially dangerous precedent, firstly in misrepresenting the values supposedly underlining UK foreign policy, and secondly in providing tacit approval for Iran's current actions, and by extension how Iranis conducting itself regionally and internationally.
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