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Middle East Times, 7/22/2009
Article by Professor Yonah Alexander, Director of the International Center for Terrorism Studies at the Potomac Institute -- "Observers of the Moscow summit between Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev focused on the modest progress the two leaders achieved in Russian-American nuclear arms reduction talks. Largely overlooked in the summit coverage has been the wide-ranging counterterrorism cooperation between the two powers."Washington Times, 7/24/2009
Senior Fellow Daniel Gallington -- "Misunderstanding the important health care and insurance issues makes it far likelier our Congress will make the wrong programmatic choices. Nevertheless, and as with too many other complex problems, Congress still seems to favor sweeping, comprehensive solutions. But it simply won't work for health care."Washington Times, 7/30/2009
Professor Yonah Alexander, Director of the International Center for Terrorism Studies at the Potomac Institute, is quoted in an article about how the Taliban is mounting a public-relations campaign to try to win the hearts and minds of Afghans with their own version of a field manual that urges efforts to limit civilian casualties.
24 Saati, 7/28/2009
Senior Fellow Ambassador David Smith -- "US Vice President Joe Biden stormed Tbilisi last week with a message of American support for Georgian territorial integrity, sovereignty and democracy. Biden told dinner guests at the residence of Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili that US President Barack Obama had sent him with 'An unequivocal, clear, simple message to all who will listen, and those who even don't want to listen, that America stands with you at this moment and will continue to stand with you.' If Washington now backs its words with deeds, then Biden’s visit to Tbilisi could emerge as one of the most important moments in Georgian history."