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• Redlines and the Problems of Intervention in Syria Wed May 1
  George Friedman
  The civil war in Syria, one of the few lasting legacies of the Arab Spring, has been under way for more than two years. There has been substantial outside intervention in the war. The Iranians in particular, and the Russians to a lesser extent, have supported the Alawites under Bashar al Assad. ... more
• Boston Bombing Suspects: Grassroots Militants from Chechnya Sat Apr 20
  George Friedman
  This case highlights our analysis that the jihadist threat now predominantly stems from grassroots operatives who live in the West rather than teams of highly trained operatives sent to the United States from overseas, like the team that executed the 9/11 attacks. ... more
• Soft Targets Back in Focus Sun Feb 17
  Stewart Scott
  The attack on the U.S. diplomatic office in Benghazi and the killing of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens led to months of media coverage that has included televised congressional hearings and fierce partisan and bureaucratic squabbles in the media. It was the terrorist equivalent of winning the lottery. ... more
• U.S.-Iranian Dialogue in Obama's Second Term Sat Feb 16
  George Friedman
  Now, Iran no longer poses a strategic threat to U.S. interests in the way it did just a few years ago, and the prospect of Iran solidifying an arc of influence from western Afghanistan to the Mediterranean has evaporated. Iran is on the defensive, trying to help its allies survive in Syria and Lebanon ... more
• Four Irish, British suspects helped Stratfor hack: U.S. Wed May 2
  Reuters News
• Bin Laden Not Buried at Sea? Tue Mar 6
  Katie Pavlich

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