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All items tagged Cold WarOpen Think Tank ArticlesSeptember 16, 2011 | NATO Partnerships: Shaking Hands or Shaking the System?Vivien Pertusot: Are NATO’s partnerships simply a form of public diplomacy intended to improve the Alliance’s image, or are they projects with real strategic potential? NATO now faces three choices: continue with business as usual, allow the partnerships to die, or invigorate them with renewed commitment. ... MoreSeptember 23, 2010 | Unrequited Love: The Anglo-American "Special Relationship"Eoin Michael Heaney : Recent events including the Gulf oil spill and another confrontation between the UK and Argentina over the Falkland Islands have prompted the British press to lament the demise of the Special Relationship. But in fact, the success of the partnership is all down to personality and always has been. ... MoreSeptember 20, 2010 | An Emerging Cyber Cold WarLyle Brecht: The vast majority of the cyber ecosystem infrastructure resides in the hands of private actors, both in the US and the rest of the world, not public sector government. Thus, the private sector should secure the cyber ecosystem. That’s the best way to prevent a cyber cold war among nations. ... MoreDecember 16, 2009 | Europe: Nice Location, Shame About the NeighboursNick Witney: Europe’s biggest challenge in coming decades is how it will get along with the Islamic world. Europe needs to shake off its habitual passivity on the Palestinian issue as European security is inextricably bound up with finding and maintaining a modus vivendi with the Muslim world. ... MoreOctober 21, 2009 | The Future of Transatlantic RelationsVilborg Ása Guðjónsdóttir: Lessons from Disagreements between the United States and Europe from 1954-2009 ... MoreJanuary 2, 2009 | Time for a Middle Road In Dealing With RussiaTobias Wolny: Dealing with Russia should not be left to cold warriors and Russian well-wishers. Both Old and New Europe will benefit from replacing threatening language with confidence building measures in their approach to diplomatic relations with Russia. ... MoreJune 1, 2008 | We Can Not Afford to Delay Nuclear DisarmamentDaryl Kimball: The next US president must take action towards nuclear disarmament in three distinct areas. He or she must pursue reductions in US and Russian nuclear arsenals, work towards ratifying the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, and reassess and reduce the role of nuclear weapons. ... MoreApril 21, 2008 | The West Needs Russia as a Partner
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