by Mary Kaszynski | Sep 14, 2012 | Monitor
The current debate on Iran policy is obscured by political rhetoric and lacking in fact-based analysis. Some advocates for military action downplay the costs and consequences; some critics overemphasize the certainty of disaster. A new report seeks to fill this gap in...
by Mary Kaszynski | Sep 10, 2012 | Monitor
Terri Lodge, ASP’s nuclear security director, discusses her thoughts on some of the biggest questions surrounding the future of US nuclear security. Among other things, Terri declared that nuclear security should not become too politicized. Cold, hard facts should...
by Mary Kaszynski | Aug 31, 2012 | Monitor
By Mary Kaszynski and Mitchell Freddura Every time the International Atomic Energy Agency issues a new report on Iran, news media and political pundits often end up misreading it. To counter the flawed interpretations that are sure to follow the latest report, ASP’s...
by Mary Kaszynski | Aug 16, 2012 | Monitor
Amid growing talk of war from Israeli political leaders (and questions about whether the saber-rattling is serious or a feint), U.S. military leaders are pushing back against calls for military action. “From our point of view, the window is still open to try to work...
by Mary Kaszynski | Aug 8, 2012 | Monitor
Photo credit: Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Every day brings a new twist to the Syria crisis. Monday, the prime minister defected from the regime. Now, Assad forces have reportedly begun a new offensive in Aleppo (live updates from The Guardian...
