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CCO's Latest Book: BEYOND CONVERGENCE: WORLD WITHOUT ORDER

The world order built upon the Peace of Westphalia is faltering. State fragility or failure are endemic, with no fewer than one-third of the states in the United Nations earning a “high warning”—or
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On November 24, 2016, the Baathist regime of Syria attempted an escalatory plot by attacking the Turkish contingent in Syria on the anniversary of the down
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Exploding vehicles have been the defensive tactic of choice for militants battling the Iraqi advance.
washingtonpost.com|By Missy Ryan
In power for 22 years, President Yahya Jammeh now hands the reins to property developer Adama Barrow.
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Abstract: Although the Islamic State poses the most serious, imminent terrorist threat today, al-Qa`ida has been quietly rebuilding and marshaling its resources to reinvigorate the war against the United States declared 20 years ago by its founder and leader, Usama bin Ladin. The result is that both...
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Arabic translator Alice Guthrie explains how Daesh, the new name for ISIS, undermines the terrorist group, and asks why anglophone media can't understand it.
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International investigators have found a suspected "weapon pipeline" from Iran through Somalia to Yemen where Shiite rebels are battling the government, according to a report released on Wednesday. Saudi Arabia and the United States have accused Iran of arming the Huthi rebels in Yemen, but
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Only 10 percent of returnees are disillusioned with the ideology, the new data suggest.
washingtonpost.com|By Rick Noack
Interrogator James E. Mitchell interviews Khalid Sheik Mohammed.
washingtonpost.com|By Marc A. Thiessen
Some 16,000 civilians have fled the Syrian government's advance into rebel-held Aleppo, the UN says.
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A Chinese analysis reveals significant difficulties with new airstrips built on top of reefs.
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The latest peace accord has merely reconfigured the conflict, not solved it
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But the first trials aim low and end anticlimactically.
washingtonpost.com|By Pamela Constable
But the first trials aim low and end anticlimactically.
washingtonpost.com|By Pamela Constable
An annual report on the treaty banning land mines showed that casualties hit 6,461 last year, a sharp rise from 2014 and the highest level in a decade.
nytimes.com|By Rick Gladstone
The new venture, the Flatiron Institute, will house programmers and scientists researching astrophysics, among other projects.
nytimes.com|By Kenneth Chang
Editor’s Note: This article is the fourth in a series from thinkers at the Center for a New American Security that explores the U.S. military’s phasing con
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The CCO, a part of the Institute for National Strategic Studies, is located at the National Defense University in Washington D.C.
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