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Syria Is Not Lost Yet

03/15/2017. Despite six years of incoherent policy, Western countries can still positively shape Syria’s post-conflict settlement.

Peace in Syria an imperative "that cannot wait"

03/15/2017. As the brutal war in Syria enters its seventh year, peace “is a moral and political imperative both for the Syrian people and for the world,” António Guterres.

How China is preparing for cyberwar

03/20/2017. The US and China have made progress on curbing commercial cyberespionage. Now, the global powers need to set limits when it comes to digital warfare.

The Pentagon’s top officer meets with generals from Turkey and Russia to discuss Syria operations.

A new step in exploring how military operations by the three countries will occur in increasingly tight quarters in Syria.

Can the Security Council Prevent Conflict?

02/28/2017. Humanitarian crises have become more pronounced, and there are now some 65 million people displaced by conflict worldwide.

War crimes committed by all parties in battle for Aleppo

03/01/2017. The report documents brutal tactics employed by the parties to the conflict in the country.

Good Foreign Policy Is Invisible

02/28/2017. The problem is that successful foreign policy is largely invisible. Sometimes, successful foreign policy even means keeping real victories quiet.