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A Road Map for Restructuring U.S. Relations with Cuba
December 25, 2007
The U.S. government has sought to advance democratic and free-market change in Cuba for 47 years. Those efforts have failed. Indeed, the transfer of power from Fidel Castro has produced little change in Cuba’s politics and took place with no manifestations of broad popular demands for an end to one-party Communist rule.
"HIV/AIDS and Population Decline in Russia and its Effects on the Russian Military" with Dr. Murray Feshbach
May 25, 2006
Colonel Jeffrey Holachek, U.S. Army Colonel Holachek comes to the Council having recently served as the Army Attaché in Moscow, where he was first stationed in 2002.
Challenges in the South Caucasus
January 27, 2006
On January 27, the Atlantic Council’s Senior Fellows Program hosted a presentation on the South Caucasus by Borut Grgic, Director of the Institute for Strategic Studies, Ljubljana and Atlantic Council non-Resident Senior Fellow, and Colonel Jeffrey Holachek, the Council’s 2005-06 Army War College Senior Fellow.
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Atlantic Council Chairman Named National Security Advisor
Atlantic Council Chairman General James L. Jones has accepted President-elect Barack Obama’s offer to serve as his National Security Advisor. Jones, respected on both sides of the aisle, brings more than forty years of military and diplomatic experience to the post.
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The Challenge of Somali Piracy
In a metaphor that the traditionally nomadic Somalis would undoubtedly appreciate, it was the straw that broke the camel’s back. Last Thursday, Somali pirates seized the Ukrainian-owned, Belizean-registered freighter Faina as it neared the Kenyan port of Mombasa.
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Atlantic Council Board Member Named UN Ambassador
Susan E. Rice, a member of the Atlantic Council Board of Directors, was appointed President-elect Barack Obama's U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations on December 1.
