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The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) is a nonpartisan Philadelphia-based think tank dedicated to strengthening U.S. national security and improving American foreign policy.
Established in 1955 by the noted 20th century geopolitical strategist, Ambassador Robert Strausz-Hupé, FPRI was founded on the premise that an informed and educated citizenry is essential for the United States to understand complex international issues and formulate foreign policy. FPRI remains committed to this principle and strives to inform both policymakers and the general public through FPRI research and educational programs.
Established in 1955 by the noted 20th century geopolitical strategist, Ambassador Robert Strausz-Hupé, FPRI was founded on the premise that an informed and educated citizenry is essential for the United States to understand complex international issues and formulate foreign policy. FPRI remains committed to this principle and strives to inform both policymakers and the general public through FPRI research and educational programs.
The Ties That Bind: NATO at 75 and Beyond
2024 marks NATO’s 75th anniversary and the Washington summit in July will be both a celebration of sorts given the occasion but couched in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine, and the uncertainty of future Western support for Ukraine. On the other hand, the alliance is arguably stronger than ever, with Finland and Sweden as its new members and a newfound sense of unity in the face of continued Russian aggression.
What are some of the greatest challenges facing NATO as the alliance celebrates its 75th anniversary? How has NATO shaped the transatlantic relationship and the security environment in Europe? What should the next 75 years look like for NATO? To answer these questions and more, join FPRI and its distinguished guest speakers in Philadelphia, for an in-person event on Wednesday, June 26.
What are some of the greatest challenges facing NATO as the alliance celebrates its 75th anniversary? How has NATO shaped the transatlantic relationship and the security environment in Europe? What should the next 75 years look like for NATO? To answer these questions and more, join FPRI and its distinguished guest speakers in Philadelphia, for an in-person event on Wednesday, June 26.
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High Stakes: What is NATO’s role in the War in Ukraine?
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Introducing a new limited series: The Ties That Bind: NATO at 75 and Beyond (tiesthatbind.substack.com/) Maintaining political cohesion on the issue of continuing the flow of Western military aid to Ukraine is a pressing concern for NATO and will be at the top of the agenda when the heads of state and government of the 32 allies meet in Washington, DC from July 9th to 11th. While support for Uk...
Ukraine: Where Are We Now, and What's At Stake
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As US assistance to Ukraine resumes after a long delay, Russian forces are making gains in northeastern Ukraine, and may be poised to expand their offensive push this summer. Will the resumption of US aid allow Ukraine to blunt this offensive, what is the likely trajectory of the war, and what does it mean to the US? To discuss these questions, retired Lieutenant General Ben Hodges, former Comm...
An American Irregular Warfare Success Story: OSS Detachment 101 in Burma During WWII
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Phil Wasielewski and US Army Special Operations Command historian Troy Sacquety explore how the Office of Strategic Services waged a little known but strategically impactful irregular war against the Japanese army in Burma with the help of local guerrilla fighters and how lessons learned from this campaign can be applied today.
Russia's War in Ukraine: The Road Ahead
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Two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, there is still no end in sight to what has become a grinding war of attrition. The war is changing not only the European security landscape, but the post-World War II global order as we know it. What have been the war’s implications on the EU’s domestic and foreign policy? How is the war shaping the future of the transatlantic alliance? Wh...
Doing Business in Rwanda
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Doing business in a foreign country is more than just knowing what officials to contact or what forms to complete; it’s also a matter of understanding the political, cultural, and social environment of the country or region in which a company desires to do business. FPRI’s series on ‘Doing Business in Africa’ explores different countries on the African continent, with in-depth discussions on th...
Dead, but not Forgotten: Commemoration in Medieval Livonia
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What did commemoration of the dead look like in Medieval Livonia and how did memoria shape group identities in the region? Dr. Gustavs Strenga shares insights into his research and parallels with modern-day memory wars. Baltic Ways is a podcast brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, produced in partnership with the Baltic Initiative at the Foreign Policy Resear...
Dead, But Not Forgotten: Commemoration in Medieval Livonia
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What did commemoration of the dead look like in Medieval Livonia and how did memoria shape group identities in the region? Dr. Gustavs Strenga shares insights into his research and parallels with modern-day memory wars. Baltic Ways is a podcast brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, produced in partnership with the Baltic Initiative at the Foreign Policy Resear...
Can China and Russia Navigate Their Power Transition in Central Asia?
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China and Russia have long had a de facto partnership in Central Asia, in which Russia was the primary security provider and China was the primary investor. Under this arrangement, Beijing tacitly agreed not to challenge Moscow's regional primacy, and regional states largely respected the interests of their great power neighbors. But two processes are now underway that might jeopardize this arr...
Britain’s Futile Containment Strategy: Texan Independence and the Mexican War
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In the seventh annual Ginsburg-Satell Lecture on American Character and Identity, FPRI's Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Walter A. McDougall continues his exciting narrative of Anglo-American relations from 1776 through the 19th century during which time a principal aim of British diplomacy was to contain the growth of the United States lest it become a peer competitor for world power. This ep...
Kyrgyzstan Sinks Into Authoritarianism
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In the early 1990s, Kyrgyzstan was often referred to as an “island of democracy” in Central Asia. Three distinguishing features of Kyrgyzstan include an active political opposition, a vibrant civil society, and independent media outlets. The current government is eliminating all three of those distinctions. On this episode of Report in Short, Aaron Schwartzbaum is joined by Bruce Pannier, a lon...
Kyrgyzstan Sinks Into Authoritarianism
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In the early 1990s, Kyrgyzstan was often referred to as an “island of democracy” in Central Asia. Three distinguishing features of Kyrgyzstan include an active political opposition, a vibrant civil society, and independent media outlets.The current government is eliminating all three of those distinctions. On this episode of Report in Short, Aaron Schwartzbaum is joined by Bruce Pannier, a long...
People, Politics and Prose | Taking America Back: The Conservative Movement and the Far Right
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Since 2016, many commentators have expressed shock at the so-called rise of the far right in America at the expense of “responsible” and “respectable” conservatism. But is the far right an aberration in conservative politics? As David Austin Walsh argues in his provocative new book, the mainstream conservative movement and the far right have been intertwined for nearly a century, born out of a ...
Inside North Korea: Decoding the Enigmatic Regime
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Join the Foreign Policy Research Institute for a virtual event on North Korea with Yong Suk Lee, a former CIA analyst who spent over two decades studying one of the world's most mysterious nations. From its origins under the leadership of Kim Il Sung to the present day rule of Kim Jong Un, Lee delves into the politics, grand strategy, and palace intrigue that shapes North Korea's trajectory. Dr...
The F-Word: Is Russia Fascist?
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Russia has taken an increasingly authoritarian turn over the last decade, but is its political system fascist? Marlene Laruelle and Julian Waller join to discuss the blurry lines between politics, ideology, and terminology. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bearmarketbrief.substack.com (bearmarketbrief.subst...
Russia and China in Central Asia: Potential for Direct Competition
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Russia and China in Central Asia: Potential for Direct Competition
The Death Of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi
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The Death Of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi
US Energy Policy Walking the Geopolitical Tightrope
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US Energy Policy Walking the Geopolitical Tightrope
Russia Launches New Offensive in Ukraine
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Russia Launches New Offensive in Ukraine
The Baltic States Mark Two Decades of NATO Membership
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The Baltic States Mark Two Decades of NATO Membership
Commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act Part II
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Commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act Part II
The US Africa Leadership Summit: Engagement with the African Diaspora
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The US Africa Leadership Summit: Engagement with the African Diaspora
Commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act Part 1
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Commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act Part 1
Russian Women in the Face of War Against Ukraine
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Russian Women in the Face of War Against Ukraine
The Cohen sisters did.
The core irony of this “presentation” is demonization of political Islam while praising or ignoring political Judaism ie Zionism and fundamentalist Christianity in the US. What is the difference between a Pat Robertson and a Qutb?! They are both against modernity & advocate for the faithful to play a larger role in society
Yeah no it can't go through a keyboard nor through a printer.
25:00 not the MOAB. That's not a penetrating bomb and it is carried by a c-130. Mr Lawrence _probably_ is referring to the _MOP_ which indeed is a penetrator and is carried by a b-2.
AND NOW EU IS FULL OF ISLAMISM.....!!! THANK YOU HEADLESS POLITICIANS!
Wow nice 👍 work
Whose Ami is to destroy the west from within by none believers .
Well the closing question about the growth of power and influence in the US has just been asserted in the spring of 2024 . They have infiltrated our academic institutions , elite universities and public schools. To the point of great danger to our democracy . An extreme Islamist antisemitic hate has been imported from the middle east by Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Only if didn't have the big mouthful of shit which brought the greatest financial damage to common folks of country
I liked him way more than all the others especially because of his opinion about the holocaust which he never Denieded but argued about investigational bann on the holocaust abject that was down in Europe and right now Palestinian has to pay for the price 😢😢😢😢
Ahmadinejad used to meet with Jewish clerics and so 😂😂😂😂the antizionisms one's of curse
Muslim Brotherhood = Mafia with cult like overtones
Down playing the Muslim Brotherhood connection Hamas, Isis and various other Islamist groups.
These people are also in England.. for example, in the local mosques in Middlesbrough
Thank you for sharing this. Absolutely loved it
HOLA//////
Very superficial.
lol this video is so useful, def made me more into the brotherhood and more islamist
This guy understands the Middle Eastern psyche on a very intimate level.
I thought you couldn't show boobs on UA-cam,
Funny how this new term “islamist” is just a code word for traditional muslim. 😅
Perfect example of alot of facts and information but directed by opinion and bias.
Ostaad "I" of "IRGC" does not stands for Iran or Iranian!
An absolutely brilliant lecture, thank you so much for making this available. I’m looking to start my degree in military history soon and this confirms that I’m on the right track.
The Muslim Brotherhood is the most moderate islamic organization.
20% enrichment in Iran being too much 9 years ago. I havent a clue what us too much now? sad
“Political theorists are not real people” 😂😂😂 Well some of them certainly don’t acknowledge reality……. that’s for sure!
warmonger
Pitiful. Disorganized material badly presented.
Iranians r good ppl ❤🇦🇲
Where are the US Grants of the current Republican Party?
Maybe I will receive an answer from UA-cam? Or Emilie de VIALAR who is not responding and some tweet priest boasting he knows and does nothing... Mr has a nerve.
This guy reminds me of a used car salesman or carnival barker. Seriously, this so-called expert uses too many dumbed-down analogies and disconnected nuances to even partially explain Stuxnet adequately, and in the process shows how little he truly grasps the differences between hardware and software technologies, blurring the differences between dedicated PLCs running the Stuxnet malware (which had 2 versions) and computers infected by the Eternal Blue worm (which was added by the Isreali 8200 without the NSAs knowledge nor involvement). Anyone who swallows this elementary sloppiness as knowledge of truth should put their big boy pants on and re-educate themselves by the few who early on were given the task to discover and define the purpose of the unknown piece of malware that is now known as Stuxnet: ua-cam.com/video/Joc0iTX9dyQ/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/JGtGpW2-MbU/v-deo.html
It’s just meant to be an overview, not a lost in the weeds deep dive. Even as an ex game programmer myself who spent years doing compiler design my interest in exact methods & specific zero days utilized only go so far when I’m initially learning about something. Not everyone cares about a small myopic picture of a thing. A comprehensive overview is sufficient. Edit : I watched both of those & they in _no way_ more deeply describe what it does or the implications of it. I think you’re either being contrary for the sake of it or just have some learning disability. Incidentally it had *3 versions.*
17:56 this is one of my favorite Grant stories. It’s a lesson for anyone in command.
There was a tine when the cavalry arrived in the nick of time, 10' before the end...but in real time, real villains never read the script.
I am curious from someone who studied Grant, in his opinion, what does he think, if Lee would have written a memoir, how Lee would have written it, especially on his opinion in Grant as a military leader and his opinion on Grant as a person…
@54:14 Most interesting part of the entire talk!
Start investigating lifenet up there in I said Texarkana
Kind of like getting stuck in the road or something like that stuxnet you got it switch that x to a c
Stuxnet oh did I stick you with a needle
But of course it's a trojan horse Trojans are horses not viruses
STUXNET What is Stuxnet? Stuxnet is a malicious computer worm that became infamous in its use to attack Iranian nuclear facilities. That attack made global news headlines in 2010 when it was first discovered. As Malwarebytes' Senior Director of Threat Intelligence Jérôme Segura said in his article Stuxnet: new light through old windows, "Very few pieces of malware have garnered the same kind of worldwide attention as Stuxnet." While as a computer worm, Stuxnet is malicious software, it has been used to attack electro-mechanical equipment. As in the case of the major attack in Iran, attackers used Stuxnet to exploit multiple zero-day Windows vulnerabilities, search infected PCs for a connection to the software that controlled the electro-mechanical equipment, and send instructions intended to damage the equipment. While many types of malware infect a computer through the Internet, another unique feature of the Stuxnet attack in Iran is that the malware was introduced to the PCs via infected USB drives.
If they have the dogs that I made out of my mind I mean just taking things that you're just going to build a that came out dog instead of doll hunt down any dog named Tammy and take it out
I'm telling you you got a check MIRC and or icq pop ups and programs are made daily an instant chat if a beautiful rose can be put into a chat channel in seconds then viruses and Trojans can be built daily isnds in the same $$PROGRAM || program || PROGRAM$$
Wonderful presentation.
Professor Jean Edward Smith Grant biography
35:50 Paine quote on the worldwide revolution with its roots in the US 40:00 jefferson quote admonishing slave trade in 1776ish 47:45 lincoln quote
Sorry to say text books are crap..
Also Lee may have freed his slaves but he’s fighting for the side that wants to keep a gazillion slaves! WTf lol. And killing thousands of people that are fighting for a side that will free slaves. OMG. Grant beat Lee. Get over it.
Dude the audience seem to be attacking the speaker for some weird reason. Everybody’s an expert. 😂 Read the comments and you’d think Lee had won. The war’s over man. Lol
Shahsia comes from Shahsijet= person who is his own man= self made man,...