Brigadier General Consentino concludes: “I don’t see a flood of American business investment into Saudi Arabia if they don’t embrace a culture of dynamic change.”
General Michael Hayden grapples with the current administration’s handling of many pressing national security issues including the threats posed by a nuclear North Korea, a nuclear Iran, acts of terrorism on U.S. soil, and U.S. relations with Russia.
DMGS was pleased to host Retired Special Agent Gary Rohen who discussed the Alt-Right, its origins, development, and current status, culminating with a discussion of the Charlottsville incident.
Michael Wihbey discusses his journey in the Oil and Gas Industry to his current role as a Partner at CAN-AM Strategic Advisory, the Adjunct Professor at the University of Port Harcourt – Nigeria, and Research Fellow at the Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security on Bulwark’s Oil and Gas Industry Leaders Podcast.
“At least part of the answer to the question of how the U.S. is to deal with today’s Russia lies in drawing from the past,” declares former senior CIA executive Mark Kelton in his article published recently by The Cipher Brief.
“This is a perfect time for President Trump to pivot to make it clear he’s not going to let Russia or any other country meddle in our elections,” Bolton said in a Feb. 21 speech at the Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security in Washington.
Dr. Yuval Weber, the DMGS-Kennan Institute Fellow, discusses the expulsion of Russian diplomats from the United States as well as the domestic ramifications of the tragic Siberian shopping mall fire on BBC World News.
Will Putin’s new term as president lead to policies that revitalize Russia, or is the country stuck with many more years of economic stagnation and political repression?
The Washington Post explains Bolton’s proposed strategy “to respond to Russian meddling in the 2016 election and to Russian aggression around the world,” which he discussed during his visit to DMGS.