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What if the US Had Made Peace With Iran After 9/11? • Stimson Center (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after Al-Qaeda killed more than 3,000 Americans in stunning attacks that provoked the so-called War on Terrorism, the U.S. is embroiled in a bloody conflict with Iran that is rife with historical what ifs. In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, Iran helped the Bush administration overthrow the Taliban regime that had harbored Al-Qaeda and replace it with a new government. Iran, a Shi’ite Muslim majority nation, had nearly gone to war with the Sunni fundamentalist Taliban in 1998 a
Mark Leonard – European Security in a Post-American Order • Stimson Center (opens the original)
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[00:00:05] Peter Slezkine: Welcome to Worldviews, an interview series on international affairs, with guests from around the world. I’m your host, Peter Slezkine. In this show, guests from across the political spectrum and from all over the world share their views in their own voice. While the Stimson Center seeks to provide access to a wide variety of perspectives, it does not endorse any particular position. We leave it to the listeners to judge the validity and value of the views expressed by
Bombs, Bugs, and Bots: Preventing the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction 25 Years After 9/11 • Stimson Center (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001, the threat from weapons of mass destruction (WMD) has changed in ways that would have been difficult to imagine at the turn of the century. Before 9/11, the proliferation of biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons was largely viewed as a threat posed by states and their arsenals. The 9/11 attacks demonstrated that catastrophic harm could also be inflicted by non-state actors. The anthrax attacks in the Un
The Shadow of 9/11 on Future US Foreign Policy • Stimson Center (opens the original)
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Most Millennials remember 9/11. The sadness that a tragedy of such proportion had struck at the heart of the country’s flagship city, the fear of further attacks, and the anger towards those who had carried them out were felt by American youth at the time. But 25 years on, those emotions have shifted into a very different set of feelings that are focused more on the country’s response to being attacked and less on the tragedy itself. Compared with older generations, Millennials (those born betwe
Can the Powers of the Post-9/11 Presidency Be Checked? • Stimson Center (opens the original)
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At the close of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787, a woman asked Benjamin Franklin what kind of government the delegates had created. Franklin reportedly replied, “A republic, if you can keep it.” To be sure, Americans experienced moments that seemed poised to tear the country apart, and at least once actually did — the American Civil War. But each time, the balance was restored. It is possible, however, that 9/11 and the Global War on Terror (GWOT) that it spawned may do irr
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