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Events

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    Carnegie Europe Live From the NATO Summit in Wales

    • September 05, 2014

    Carnegie Europe was on the ground at the NATO summit in Wales on September 4–5, giving our readers exclusive access to the high-level discussions as they unfold.

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    Fighting to the End: The Pakistan Army’s Way of War

    • September 04, 2014

    Pakistan’s army has locked the country in an enduring rivalry with India to revise the maps in Kashmir and to resist India’s slow but inevitable rise. To prosecute these dangerous policies, the army employs non-state actors under the security of its ever-expanding nuclear umbrella.

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    China-Japan Relations: Evaluating the Possibility of Military Conflict

    Developments in Japan’s defense policy and military spending have reinforced Chinese concerns that Japan is pursuing a policy of containment. It is unclear if a stronger Japanese military would have a stabilizing role in the Asia Pacific, or if it would only heighten existing tensions.

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    Nuclear Politics on the Korean Peninsula

    The evolving security environment around the Korean Peninsula presents new challenges and opportunities for addressing the North Korean nuclear threat.

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    India’s New Growth Story: Revitalizing U.S.-India Relations

    • July 25, 2014

    India recently witnessed watershed election result and expectations are high for the policy initiatives emerging from New Delhi.

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    The New Geopolitics of Energy: Challenges and Opportunities

    Ambassador Pascual shared his perspectives on some of the key energy issues during his tenure at the Bureau of Energy Resources at the State Department, as well as ongoing energy challenges.

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    Tariq Fatemi on Pakistan’s Vision for Regional Peace, Prosperity, and Economic Development

    • July 21, 2014

    South Asia’s future remains clouded with uncertainty. The upcoming U.S. exit from Afghanistan, the radicalization across the region, and persisting political rivalries continue to impede regional growth and economic integration.

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    What Next for Kurdistan and Iraq?

    As most of Iraq threatens to collapse under the weight of sectarian violence, Kurdistan in northern Iraq stands in sharp contrast. Will Kurdistan seize this opportunity to declare its independence?

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    The Resurgence of the Taliban

    • July 16, 2014

    In autumn 2001, U.S. and NATO troops were deployed to Afghanistan to unseat the Taliban rulers. Yet, despite a more than decade-long attempt to eradicate them, the Taliban has endured—regrouping and reestablishing themselves as a significant insurgent movement.

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    The UK in the Asian Century

    The UK’s future in Asia extends far beyond China. Going beyond mutually beneficial bilateral relations, the UK is focused on reinforcing a multi-faceted approach encompassing business, security, and values.

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