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All items tagged SenateOpen Think Tank ArticlesMay 1, 2012 | Policy Makers Respond to "Your Ideas, Your NATO"Editorial Team: The Canadian Defense Minister, members of the Canadian and Norwegian assemblies and a Policy Advisor for the Dutch House of Representatives have responded to the memos from our policy workshop! Read on to find out which proposals they support and see policy influence in action. ... MoreApril 27, 2012 | Canadian Senator Responds to Atlantic Memo 38Percy Downe: Vice Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the Senate of Canada, Percy Downe, offers his response to our Atlantic Memo about NATO values and community. He agrees with the recommendations that NATO must reemphasize the benefits of alliance, bring soldiers together in a multinational environment, and broaden the scope of cyber-security. ... MoreFebruary 16, 2009 | The End of Bipartisanship?Fabian Wendenburg: The stimulus package has been the first real test of Obama’s promised bipartisanship. But after it attracted only three senators and no congressman of the GOP, last week was a vivid reminder that it will be hard to overcome differences of principle and culture. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesJuly 7, 2009 | US House Votes for Energy Law: Time for an Energy Revolution? Barack Obama’s September 26, 2008 | Staying in Space Means Cooperating with RussiaThe US Senate must pass a waiver buying seats aboard Russian space vehicles for US astronauts.++ The NASA shuttle fleet retires in two years, and its new space vehicle, the Orion, will not be ready until 2015, essentially leaving the space station to the Russians until that time. ++ The only way for American astronauts to continue at the space station is via Russian space vehicles. ++ Despite ... More |
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