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Bipartisanship by any other name
Obama and Shultz at the White House on May 19 (AP photo) At a meeting Tuesday with former Secretaries of State George Shultz and Henry Kissinger, former Senator Sam Nunn (D-GA), and former Secretary...
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Kerry Should Invite Gretchen Peters to Afghanistan Hearing
I was pleased to see that Sen. Kerry has decided to hold hearings on Afghanistan in the late summer or early fall. We are in the middle of a pivotal summer in Afghanistan with the US troop surge taking...
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Stop Playing the Blame Game on Climate Change
During Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s visit to India last week, Indian environmental minister Jairam Ramesh expressed India’s views on climate change policy: “There is simply no case for the...
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CTR for Pakistan: Opportunity Knocks
Last week, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari surrendered control of the country’s nuclear weapons to Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and the Pakistani military. This occurred amid ongoing...
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Goodbye to 2009: The year in review
This is my last post for 2009 I thought I would write about Afghanistan but on second thought I will, no doubt, be doing that quite a lot during 2010. Thanks to the Obama Administration’s surge...
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After Healthcare: U.S. – Muslim World Strategic Realignment in the time of Obama
Amid the intense domestic coverage of the health care debate came a reminder of the hope that even hardened global figures have for the Obama Presidency and its ability to transform global affairs. In...
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Drones: Unlawful Response to Unlawful Combatants?
In a room full of computer screens, a US civilian with a joystick on the console kills a man thousands of miles away. Having aced a course on drones with ferocious names like Reaper, Hunter, and...
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Remembering India’s Henry Kissinger
This month, on February 2, 2011, India lost one of its greatest strategic thinkers, K Subrahmanyam. Known affectionately to many people as “Subbu,” K Subrahmanyam was considered the father of...
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Ambassador Crocker Speaks on Middle East Issues After Leaving State Dept.
Ambassador Crocker Speaks on Middle East Issues After Leaving State Dept. On September 17, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace hosted former Ambassador Ryan Crocker, appearing in his first...
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Complications in U.S. – Pakistan Relations
This article was written by two Spring 2012 Participants in PSA’s Congressional Partnership Program. All CPP articles are produced by bipartisan groups of Democrat and Republican Hill Staff who were...
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The War on Tusks
Tara D. Sonenshine is the US Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs and a former PSA Board Member. This article originally appeared in National Geographic. The War on Tusks...
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The North American Global Powerhouse
George Shultz is a PSA Advisory Board Member and a former secretary of labor, Treasury and state, and is a distinguished fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. This article was originally...
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Remarks by Senator Sam Nunn to the American Nuclear Society
Sam Nunn is the Co-Chairman and CEO of the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) and former US Senator from Georgia. Mr. Nunn is a member of PSA’s Board of Advisors. This speech was originally published on...
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What are the Benefits of a CTBT?
Jenifer Mackby is a Senior Adviser at Partnership for a Secure America. She worked on the negotiations and implementation of the CTBT and has served in senior positions at a number of international...
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The Confusing State of the World
Tara Sonenshine is former undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs, a former PSA Board of Directors member, and currently a distinguished fellow at George Washington University’s...
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