Geopolitics of Energy: White House Terminates Expectations on Climate Change
The recent resignation of George David Banks, Special Assistant to the President for International Energy and Environment, likely marks the final break with the Paris Climate Accords . . .
Dr. Michael Sharnoff: Iran has Driven Israel and the Gulf Arab States Together (The Washington Post)
“Quietly since 2002, several Sunni Arab rulers have shifted away from their long-standing hostility toward Israel to focus on the threat posed by Iran.”
Graduate Student Holiday Book Guide
Not sure what to read this holiday season? The Daniel Morgan Graduate School faculty has teamed up to compile a list of the best books for students to read during their leisure time before the spring semester.
South Korean Ambassador Choonghee Hahn: How to Solve the North Korea Conundrum
National Security Lecture Series at DMGS The Daniel Morgan Graduate School Lecture Series is specifically designed to bring together speakers with divergent opinions on national security with the goal of enabling the public to engage in robust and informed...
Ronald Marks: Tribute to Honorable William H. Webster
“Judge William Webster’s willingness to accept the challenges of leading the FBI and CIA through some of their most difficult times is a testimony to his lifetime of selfless willingness to serve his country. Judge Webster is a patriot and we, at DMGS, are proud to honor him.”
Admiral Bobby R. Inman: Reflections on the Career of Intelligence
“How do you protect your ability to access and to gain access?” Admiral Inman asked.
DMGS Hosts Special Panel Discussion with National Security Leaders (Video)
Mr. Wihbey argues, “In December, 2016, you see the Russian strategy to achieve Russian dominance in the Middle Eastern region.”
Dr. Yuval Weber Quoted in The Saturday Evening Post
“They engage in those sorts of activities without being official members of government, and if they’re successful can seek quasi-legitimate advertising contracts to cover disinfo operations. If they’re unsuccessful, they move on. It’s like a start-up culture in a sense.”
Dr. Sharnoff Quoted in Lebanese Newspaper An-Nahar
“Lebanon’s unique geography and delicate sectarian composition have always made it susceptible to foreign influence. Internal debates over Lebanon’s identity have been longstanding: is Lebanon part of the Sunni Arab Middle East or does it belong in the Iranian-Shiite camp?”