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In the latest The John Quincy Adams Society Security Dilemma podcast, John Allen Gay and I spoke with Ari Tolany of the Center for International Policy about why a restrained foreign policy demands not only caution regarding the use of American force abroad, but also regarding the enablement of partners' use of force with U.S. arms. https://lnkd.in/gMHZGQa2
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📢 NOVEMBER 18: At #MESF2024, IPD will host Matt Duss, Executive Vice President of the Center for International Policy, to assess Israel's conduct across the Middle East. 👉 Learn more and register now for early bird pricing: https://lnkd.in/gddiE8qy #internationalrelations #internationalaffairs #foreignpolicy #foreignaffairs #geopolitics #internationalsecurity #middleeast #mena #ottawa
Executive vice-president Matt Duss joined CNN to discuss Hamas leader #YahyaSinwar's death, the leverage that the U.S. and the Biden Administration have to influence Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's behavior and finally achieve a #ceasefire and hostage release in the #GazaWar, and the impact of #politics and the 2024 U.S. election.
In a new The New York Times opinion piece, CIP's Matt Duss writes that following the death of Hamas leader and mastermind of the October 7 attacks Yahya Sinwar, the US must urgently push for a ceasefire and hostage release in the Gaza War and for de-escalation in the region. https://lnkd.in/e62viijj
Please join us in welcoming national security expert Joe Cirincione to the CIP Board of Directors. Joe brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise that is deeply valuable in our work to advance progressive foreign policy. His knowledge is particularly crucial as we navigate an increasingly complex global landscape marked by nuclear threats and the distorting pressures of the Great Power Competition consensus in Washington. Learn more and follow Joe’s work with CIP: https://lnkd.in/gbev6Fh3
One year since the Hamas-led October 7 attack on southern Israel and subsequent Israeli assault on Gaza that has since expanded throughout the region. CIP has offered analysis and recommendations over the past year aimed at ending the violence, restoring human security and ensuring accountability in the region. One year on, it is past time for action to be taken. Here are three pieces from CIP on the crisis. A new memo, "The Gaza War at One Year: Five Recommendations for Ending the Fighting and Ensuring Human Security in the Middle East", outlines key actions for the Biden Administration. https://lnkd.in/gQvVkf6H CIP Executive Vice President Matt Duss is in The New Republic, emphasizes the role of US policy in “Joe Biden Chose This Catastrophic Path Every Step of the Way.” https://lnkd.in/gVuYXwJe Finally, CIP continues to urge the U.S. government and its partners to prepare a plan for post-war governance in Gaza based on CIP Leahy Fellow Omar Shaban’s “A Proposal for a Gaza Reconstruction Council,” published in our International Policy Journal this June. https://lnkd.in/gUdM3JYH Nancy Okail Matt Duss Omar Shaban
Today, as Israel launches a ground offensive into Lebanon, Center for International Policy (CIP) executive vice president Matt Duss issued the following statement on the escalation and the U.S. response ↘️ https://lnkd.in/eSumXFS2
Following the escalation of hostilities between #Hezbollah and #Israel over the weekend, marked by increasing fatalities and suggesting a further expansion of the war, the Center for International Policy is urging the #BidenAdministration to finally "ensure Israel abides by its #internationallaw obligations, as well US law, in the #GazaWar and linked conflicts could lead to dangerous escalation throughout the region." Read and share our statement from Matt Duss: https://lnkd.in/exwXxvRd
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In a 🆕 feature piece for the Center for International Policy, we explore the 1122 Program, a federal initiative that allows law enforcement agencies to purchase military equipment at discounted rates. What are the implications for public safety and accountability? ⤵ 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g_A2x5qs