We are pleased to enter our tenth year of providing analysis on national security and foreign policy.
Fall 2016
Volume 19, Issue 3
24 October
Cover: Marine recon exercises over Djibouti, 2010
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In favor of China, Djibouti has asked the United States to leave. China’s generous investments in Djibouti have paid off, shifting the balance of power in the Horn of Africa.
Oliver Stone’s sympathetic interpretation of facts spins Snowden in a better light, but misleads its audience about the gravity of Snowden’s actions.
The time has come for the United States to challenge Saudi Arabia’s human rights violations and stand for the human rights the US claims to support.
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