A self-restrained approach to nation-building by foreign powers

Article Abstract:

The resources that foreign powers are willing and able to commit need to focus on a modest agenda known as a 'restrained approach'. A restrained approach highlights on pacification and security, deals with whoever is in power initially and requires local people to overcome challenges by themselves.

United States, National security, Foreign policy

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Transatlantic intelligence and security cooperation

Article Abstract:

The problems in transatlantic intelligence cooperation are discussed. The effectiveness of achieving shared NATO strategic intelligence for enhancing alliance cohesion is examined.

Powers and duties, Security, International, International security, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, International cooperation

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