“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.
A two-day event bringing together 50 top college teams from around the country to present their solutions to a likely modern day cyber challenge.
We, at the DMGS, salute the members of the OSS for their service and congratulate them on this most well deserved honor.
The United States does not today have a missile defense that is adequate to stop a North Korean missile attack.
While Dr. Weber learned many interesting things during the workshop, what struck him most of all was the feeling that the contemporary Middle East bears more than a passing similarity to pre-WWI Europe . . .
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 . . .