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Has the United States Opened Itself to Cyber Attack?

Has the United States Opened Itself to Cyber Attack?

  At risk of tooting the horn for my former employer, IEEE Spectrum magazine, I want to commend my former colleagues and fellow bloggers for sharply raising the question of whether the U.S. government considered the global consequences when it decided to unleash Stuxnet and, most likely, Flame as well. In a Monday post, Robert […]

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Legacy of the Arab Spring: The Question of Independence and Sovereignty

Legacy of the Arab Spring: The Question of Independence and Sovereignty

Dear FPA Blog followers, As many of you know, FPA’s ‘Great Decisions’ program, dealing with the Arab Spring and its implications for U.S. policy came out earlier this year. I was asked to write a review of the program; that review later turned into a larger article, which also appeared on FPA Blogs. The following […]

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