From Hudson in 5 <[email protected]>
Subject Deter Iran by Striking What the Mullahs Value
Date January 31, 2024 12:00 PM
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Rising tensions in the Middle East are a “contest between the American alliance system and Iranian alliance system,” argued Senior Fellow Michael Doran [[link removed]] on CNN [[link removed]] after Iran-backed militias attacked a United States military installation in Jordan. And on Washington Journal [[link removed]], Doran explained why the only way to stop Tehran’s escalation is to strike targets that the mullahs value.

The $13 billion USS Gerald R. Ford, America’s newest aircraft carrier, had a chance to justify its price tag on its recent deployment to the Middle East. On NPR [[link removed]], Senior Fellow Bryan Clark [[link removed]] examined whether the Navy’s investment will pay off.

Ahead of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s largest exercise since the Cold War [[link removed]], Senior Fellow Luke Coffey [[link removed]] hosted the Rt Hon. Liam Fox, the former United Kingdom secretary of defence, and Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a former political prisoner of Vladimir Putin’s regime. In this Hudson event [[link removed]], they discussed what 2024 could bring for the Kremlin, peace and security in Europe, and America’s global interests.

Representative Joe Wilson (R-SC) joined Research Fellow Nate Sibley [[link removed]] to discuss [[link removed]] the recently passed Foreign Extortion Prevention Act, the most consequential foreign bribery law in over half a century. The legislation promises to protect American companies operating overseas and deter unfair competition from China’s state-owned enterprises.

Research Fellow Aparna Pande [[link removed]] and Representative Darrell Issa (R-CA) discussed [[link removed]] the roles India and Pakistan can play in America’s efforts to counter Chinese influence, as well as how America can build stronger ties in South Asia.

BEFORE YOU GO...

On the other side of the Red Sea from Yemen, a proxy war is brewing. In War on the Rocks [[link removed]], Research Fellow James Barnett [[link removed]] examines the security implications of a deal between Ethiopia and the renegade territory of Somaliland that grants Ethiopia port access on the crucial Gulf of Aden.

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