Media Clips 2007
"Georgia's Railway to NATO Passes Through Turkey"
Turkish Policy Quarterly, Fall 2007
This piece in Turkish Policy Quarterly's considers the importance of the Turkish-Georgian border and Turkey's role in bringing Georgia into NATO.
"Static Off-the-Air"
24 Hours, 12/31/07
In his latest editorial, Amb. Smith explore the relationship between free press and democracy and the ethics of the media.
"Untangling Iran's Nuclear Deception Puzzle"
Middle East Times, 12/18/07
This Middle East Times Op Ed by Prof. Alexander explores what he calles "Tehran's extraordinary art of deceit".
"U.S. Intelligence: Quo Vadis?"
Washington Times, 12/13/07
CEO Michael Swetnam and Prof. Yonah Alexander co-author this Washington Times editorial regarding the role and importance of intelligence strategies.
"Skepticism due for the happy Iran NIE"
The Examiner, 12/12/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington, Esq. considers the validity of the recent National Intelligence Estimate on the Iranian nuclear program.
"Already sold out"
Washington Times, 12/9/07
Dan Gallington examines the role of health insurance in the presidential election and implications of the "solutions".
"A Bump in the Road"
24 Hours, 12/5/07
Amb. David Smith considers the November Georgian protests and implications for the country's NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP).
Goodbye Annapolis 2007. Hello Annapolis 2107! (PDF Link here)
Middle East Times, 12/3/07
In this Op Ed, Prof. Alexander examines the path ahead for Middle East peace.
"No more nightmares"
Washington Times, 11/15/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington proposes to re-engage "we win, they lose" strategy and lays out the challenges ahead.
"When War is a Blessing"
American Thinker, 10/30/07
CETO Research Fellow, Bill Powers, examines the lessons of war, which could be critical to a nation's preparedness and ultimate survival.
"A Blind Eye to Prevention"
The New York Sun, 10/22/07
This piece discusses the implications of the the joint Potomac Institute/Glaucoma Foundation conference.
Iran's choice: planes or bombs?
The Washington Times, 10/16/07
ICTS Research Coordinator, Brett Wallace, examines the option of issuing an air boycott against Iran.
"Bush-Clinton redux?"
Washington Times, 10/7/07
Daniel Gallington, Esq. examines the issues that are key for both Democrats and Republicans to win the next Presidential election.
"Germany's new role against terror"
Washington Times, 10/2/07
Prof. Yonah Alexander considers the increasing role of Germany in the international fight against extremism, radicalization and violence.
"Cyber-war!"
24 Hours, 9/25/07
In this editorial, Amb. David Smith examines the implications of the cyber attacks against Estonia for Georgia and NATO partners.
The IT Godfather Speaks: Q&A With Charles M. Herzfeld
ComputerWorld, 9/24/07
Potomac Senior Fellow, Dr. Charles Herzfeld, also a former ARPA director, remembers spending big bucks on big ideas 40 years ago and deplores the sorry state of IT research today.
Building resilience: Rethinking national security to avoid an economic meltdown
Armed Forces Journal, 9/07
Frank Hoffman examines a pair of books-- The Upside of Down and the Edge of Disaster--that build on Jared Diamond's warning in "Collapse" that rigid social structures and environmental mismanagement combined to destroy a society from within
"What Change in Sight?"
Washington Times, 8/30/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington's commentary examines the presidential past to put the 2008 election in context.
"India Nuke Deal: A Reasonable Compromise"
Defense News, 8/20/07
Senior Fellow Amb. David Smith's commentary discusses the larger implications of civil nuclear cooperation with India and benefits of the 123 Agreement.
"A very dirty story on China's food"
Washington Examiner, 8/15/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington's commentary considers the health concerns of Chinese products and the rhetoric of environmental policies.
"Time to Stop Russia’s Guided Missile Diplomacy"
24 Hours, 8/14/07
Amb. Smith's commentary discusses the implications of recent Russian attacks in Georgian territory and the necessary steps from NATO and the West.
"Uphill Struggle Follows AKP's Election Landslide"
Jane's Defense Weekly, 8/13/07
Amb. David Smith examines Turkey's political turmoil, noting that the coming months will set the course of Turkish politics and, therefore, of Turkey's relations with its allies.
"Turkey: Erdogan’s Tough Choice"
24 Hours, 8/7/07
Senior Fellow Amb. David Smith's commentary discusses the options ahead for the Turkey Prime Minister.
"How to Solve the Hospital Crisis"
Washington Post, 8/5/07
NSHPC's Directors address the healthcare crisis in the Nation's capital and offer an approach.
"Lazy, but good at it"
Washington Times, 8/2/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington's commentary examines the rush of work Congress undertakes just prior to August recess.
"U.S. troop deaths show sharp July decline"
USA Today, 7/27/07
President, Dennis McBride, Ph.D., comments on potential reasons for troop death decline.
"Death rate may be headed back to normal"
Marine Corps Times, 7/27/07
President, Dr. Dennis McBride, is quoted on potential reasons for the decline in troop deaths.
"Non-combat deaths in Iraq drop"
USA Today, 7/24/07
President, Dennis McBride, Ph.D., is quoted in this front page piece on the decrease in non-combat deaths.
"Beyond Sarpi: Turkey’s Elections Matter"
24 Hours, 7/20/07
Amb. David Smith examines the meaning of the Turkish elections for the Republic of Georgia.
"Latest nuclear fakes"
Washington Times, 7/19/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington's Washington Times commentary compares the nuclear intent of Iran and North Korea.
"Russian Attack on Georgia: Time to Speak Out"
24 Hours, 7/11/07
Amb. David Smith discusses the forthcoming United Nations' report on the Russian attack in Upper Abkhazia and the implications for the West.
"Generals looking for work"
Washington Times, 7/7/07
In this commentary, Senior Fellow Dan Gallington's examines retired generals active in media and politics.
"Bush and Putin: the Limits of American Hospitality"
24 Hours, 7/2/07
Amb. David Smith explores the motives behind Putin's two-day visit to the Bush family estate in Maine.
"MIlitary reviews placing special ops on U.S. soil"
The Examiner, 6/21/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington is quoted on the prospects of a domestic elite counter-terrorism force.
U.S. Must Offer Turkey Support, Not Interference
Defense News, 6/18/07
Amb. David Smith examines the political turmoil in Turkey and proscribes actions for the United States.
"Trash the G-8!"
24 Hours, 6/11/07
Ambassador David Smith considers the media circus of the G-8 meeting and how it has strayed from its original mission.
"Joe and Newt's Big Adventure"
The Examiner, 6/6/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington explores a Gingrich/Lieberman ticket and its election implications.
"Departing Ship"
Washington Times, 5/19/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington examines the legacy and impact of political appointees.
"Federalizing Iraq makes sense for U.S. and Iraq"
The Examiner, 5/16/07
In this commentary, Senior Fellow Dan Gallington examines Senator Biden's proposed solution for Iraq.
"Putin Piqued Again "
24 Hours, 5/15/07
Amb. David Smith discusses the Russian leaders remarks against the 30 nation Conventional Forces in Europe treaty and the country's increasing alienation from Europe.
Pentagon to Merge Next-Gen Binoculars with Soldiers' Brains
Wired, 5/1/07
Potomac President and Interim Director of the Institute's CNS, Dr. Dennis McBride, is interviewed regarding the scientific feasibility of DARPA's project.
"The new war on terror"
Washington Times, 4/30/07
In his Washington Times Op-Ed, Senior Fellow Dan Gallington discusses the strategic components needed in U.S. policy to win against terrorism.
Secrets of the Bomb:
Manhattan Project to Tehran
War Stories with Oliver North, Fox News, 4/15/07
Potomac Fellow, Dr. David Kay, speaks to Oliver North about weapons inspections and the nuclear threat around the globe.
"Under the radar!"
24Hours, 4/16/07
Amb. David Smith examines Russian involvement in Abkhazia and the international response needed.
"Harriet Redux?"
Washington Times, 4/12/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington reflects on past White House nominations and examines the impact of such decisions at the Department of Justice.
"Your World with Neil Cavuto"
Fox News, 4/3/07
Michael Swetnam appeared on this Fox News show to discuss the British hostage situation in Iran.
"Iran, Kosovo, Corsica and Texas"
24Hours, 3/26/07
Amb. David Smith discusses recent Russian moves and the steps that should be taken on Kosovo.
"Carefully Drawn Line"
Washington Times, 3/21/07
Senior Fellow Dan Gallington, Esq. discusses the Department of Defense's policy "Don't ask, don't tell" in this commentary.
"Putin address reflects rising antagonism at U.S."
Jane's Defense Weekly, 3/07/07
Senior Fellow Amb. Smith writes that the West must tackle head on the issues raised by an increasingly vocal and discontented Russia over its position in the international security environment and Western BMD policy.
"Reason they haven't hit us again"
New York Magazine, March 2007
CEO Michael Swetnam is interviewed regarding the theories of why another attack has not occurred on American soil.
"Thoughts on the global 1,000-ship Navy"
NavyTimes, 2/5/07
CETO Research Fellow, Frank Hoffman, comments on the need for new platforms and the role of the Marines in a future U.S. Naval force.
"Navy Official, Analysts Differ on Feasibility of Shipbuilding Plan"
Inside the Navy, 2/5/07
CETO Research Fellow, Frank Hoffman, along with other panelists debate the feasibility of the U.S. Navy's long-term shipbuilding plan the West 2007 naval conference.
"Beyond Kosovo: Time for International Engagement in Abkhazia"
24Hours, 2/5/07
Senior Fellow Ambassador David Smith examines the implications for Abkhazia If Serbia is granted full independence.
"The Sunni solution"
Washington Times, 2/4/07
Senior Fellow Daniel Gallington discusses what to likely to take occur in Iraq and how the U.S. should proceed.
"U.S. Services Juggle Procurement Shortfall"
DefenseNews.com, 1/29/07
CETO Research Fellow, Frank Hoffman, discusses U.S. Marine Corps modernization shortfalls.
"No alternative as Bush seeks to halt Iraq crisis"
Jane's Defense Weekly, 1/24/07
Ambassador David Smith, a Senior Fellow at the Institute, argues that with no credible alternative and the high stakes, there is no choice but to back the President's recovery plan for Iraq.
"Six Steps to Face Down Global Terrorism"
Defense News, 1/22/07
While we debate policy in Iraq, Ambassador David Smith examines another terrorist stronghold, Somalia, and what must be done to counter terrorism around the globe.
"America, Iraq and Georgia"
24Hours, 1/15/07
Potomac Senior Fellow, Ambassador David Smith examines the role of Georgia and what is at stake for that nation in the ongoing Iraq debate.
"Act of Desperation"
American Prospect, 1/8/07
Senior Fellow and ICTS Director, Prof. Yonah Alexander is quoted on the recent Madrid airport bombing as a sign that the Basque nationalist group ETA is flailing.
"Former Officers Warn 'Surge' in Iraq Could Place Fatal Strain on U.S. Military"
Fox News, 1/3/07
Potomac Fellow, Gary Anderson, discusses troop surge in Iraq.
"Challenging the technocrats: How U.S. strategists lost sight of the purpose of war"
Armed Forces Journal, 1/07
Frank Hoffman, a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute, reviews Frederick W. Kagan's new book, Finding the Target: The Transformation of American Military Policy. [Original, unedited version of the review (.pdf)]
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