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2016-09-13T14:16:22-04:00
In the Media
RCLS Faculty Director Ryan Goodman speaks to Rachel Maddow on MSNBC about the counterintelligence investigation into President Trump and how members of Congress should frame the issue if given the opportunity to ask Robert Mueller about it during his potential, but still unscheduled, testimony
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-05-17T16:06:21-04:00
May 17th, 2019
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RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco joined Chuck Rosenberg on “The Oath” podcast to discuss her multifaceted career, the complex challenges to the US that she encountered during her time in government, and the importance of mentorship and leadership.
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-05-17T15:09:07-04:00
May 17th, 2019
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RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk spoke to CBS News about President Trump’s welcoming of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to the White House on Monday and how the move could further fuel European allies’ uncertainty about their ability to continue to rely on U.S. support
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-05-14T16:57:42-04:00
May 13th, 2019
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RCLS fellow Tess Bridgeman writes in
Just Security
that Iran’s relatively cautious suspension of compliance with particular aspects of the JCPOA, while concerning, may signal a degree of restraint within the Iranian government that could leave the door open to de-escalation
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-05-15T17:17:38-04:00
May 12th, 2019
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RCLS board member David S. Cohen writes with Zoe A.Y. Weinberg in
Foreign Affairs
that U.S. sanctions in pursuit of regime change in countries like Venezuela will prove ineffective and unrealistic, and may cause damage to both the U.S economy and American foreign policy objectives in the long term
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-05-02T17:16:40-04:00
April 29th, 2019
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer writes in the
Washington Post
that President Trump’s assertion of authority to block congressional subpoenas from his top aides contradicts legal precedent and creates an unprecedented challenge to the House’s oversight role
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-04-29T16:37:07-04:00
April 29th, 2019
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RCLS Senior Fellow and Visiting Scholar Tess Bridgeman in
Just Security
considers ways Congress can assert its authority over matters of war and peace in the wake of President Trump’s veto of S.J. Res. 7, a joint resolution that sought to curtail U.S. support for Saudi Arabia’s War in Yemen using the terms of the War Powers Resolution
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-05-15T17:16:25-04:00
April 29th, 2019
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RCLS Fellows Nicholas Rasmussen and Lisa Monaco quoted in the
New York Times
on how potential ties between the attacks in Sri Lanka and the Islamic State demonstrate the continued reach of the group and its ideology
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-04-23T16:20:45-04:00
April 22nd, 2019
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RCLS Faculty Director Ryan Goodman and
Just Security
Editor Josh Geltzer write in the
New York Times
about glimpses in the Mueller report of the FBI counterintelligence investigation and the national security concerns it portends
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-04-19T16:14:51-04:00
April 19th, 2019
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RCLS fellow Stephen Pomper reflects in an
Atlantic
piece on the United States’ role in the Yemen war, Saudi and Iranian objectives in the conflict, and viable paths for fostering stability (with Rob Malley)
Sarvenaz Bakhtiar
2019-04-19T16:56:18-04:00
April 19th, 2019
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