A panel of experts discuss the growing U.S. research and development gap and how to grow our way out of recession – by investing in the long term
A panel of experts discuss the challenges and opportunities in 2012 regarding national security
Issues included in the podcast include: Iran, North Korea, defense budget and strategy, Afghanistan, stability operations, Russia and Putin, the Euro and others …
On Tuesday, after months of denying it was interested in participating in formal talks to end the war in Afghanistan, the Taliban indicated it would consider opening a political office in Qatar. Joshua Foust, correspondent for The Atlantic and a fellow at the American Security Project, explains what this could mean for U.S.-Afghan relations.
A panel of experts discuss the recent Bonn Conference and the further of Afghanistan; later in the program there is a discussion on next generation energy
Source: Free Press Radio News, 12/5/2011 ASP Fellow Joshua Foust is interviewed. Summary: “This weekend President Obama expressed condolences on the killing of 24 Pakistani soldiers after a NATO airstrike along the Afghanistan border. According to the White House, Obama called the November 26 attack a “regrettable incident” and pledged a full investigation in a…
Source: KUHF, 11/18/2011 Excerpt: By Andrew Schneider In KUHF Business News, a group of seven retired flag officers are calling for the US to reduce its dependence on oil for transportation, citing national security grounds. Click here to listen to the interview. Brigadier General Stephen Cheney Six retired generals — two each from the Army,…