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National Security Brief: March 19, 2010

Posted by Eric Sayers
Friday, March 19, 2010 at 08:51 AM

News

Arrests halt UN contact with Taliban

India Navy to survey islands of Mauritius

McChrystal lays out campaign for Kandahar

Sheehan: gays weakened European militaries

Gitmo suspects allowed laptops while in custody

Clinton calls Israel's moves to ease tension ‘useful'

Preliminary design of free electron laser weapon completed

Mattis to testify at Haditha hearing

Defense officials says Afghan program was authorized

US open to more arms sales to Taiwan

Obama cancellation accepted by Australia and Indonesia

US denies reports of discussions with China of N. Korea contingency

US agrees with Japan to return Okinawa air control on March 31

New Korean naval chief vows strong defense against N. Korea threat

 

Commentary:

"This is a non-arrogant foreign policy?" by Mona Charen

"No way to treat a friend" by Max Boot

"The best trial option for KSM: nothing" by Benjamin Wittes and Jack Goldsmith

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Nicole Ferrand
Nicole FerrandMs. Ferrand is a research analyst and editor of "The Americas Report" of the Menges Hemispheric Security Project. She is a graduate of Columbia University in Economics and Political Science with a background in Law from Peruvian University, UNIFE and in Corporate Finance from Georgetown University.
David Reaboi
David ReaboiMr. Reaboi assists in the research on the War of Ideas project, and is the Center's website manager. He is a graduate of George Washington University, where he specialized in Cold War and totalitarian ideologies. He is also a jazz historian and musician.
Eric Sayers
Eric SayersMr. Sayers is responsible for composing the Center's highly acclaimed daily National Security Alert. He is a former intern with the Center, and currently works as a Research Assistant at a think tank in Washington D.C.

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