Warren Hoge opens the discussion On March 6, the National Committee on American Foreign Policy (NCAFP) hosted a panel discussion on the U.S. and evolving relations with both allies and adversaries the Gulf region. The ...
Category: Middle East Expert
Yemen’s 60-Year War
March 21 saw the NCAFP host Ambassador (ret.) Gerald M. Feierstein for a discussion of the current state of affairs in Yemen. ...
Fractured States and Fractured Interests
The panelists begin the conversation The Middle East remains a challenging region for global powers, with a matrix of complex relationships and strategic interests at play. Tensions continue to rise among regional and ...
The Middle East: New Geopolitical Fault Lines
The NCAFP's most recent roundtable report "The Middle East: New Geopolitical Fault Lines" is now available ...
Gulliver’s Troubles: America in the Middle East
Recently, Aaron David Miller gave the 8th Angier Biddle Duke lecture to NCAFP members and guests. Click below for the complete transcript. ...
The Gold Standard: U.S. – Israel Military Relations
Click here to read a recent piece from our AFPI journal from Brig. Gen. Blaine D. Holt. Blaine Holt is a brigadier general in the U.S. Air Force and is a former military fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations A ...
Gulliver’s Troubles: America in the Middle East — An Angier Biddle Duke Lecture
America faces a veritable conundrum in the Middle East. It is trapped in a region it can neither leave nor transform. To deal with this situation, the U.S. must be disciplined about identifying its core interests and how ...
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