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Mullikin: West Should Rest on Its Laurels in Libya

By Andrew Mullikin March 31, 2011

The Western-led intervention in Libya has so far been a resounding success. Civilian lives have been saved in cities across the North African country, effectively fulfilling a United Nations mandate designed...

Mullikin: Simplifying Diplomacy Yields Little Benefit

By Andrew Mullikin February 18, 2011

Last week, protests in Egypt filled the headlines of mainstream newspapers and provided political pundits with more talking points than they could ever have hoped for. Over and over again, so-called experts...

Mullikin: Lifting Ivory Coast Out of Political Limbo

By Andrew Mullikin February 2, 2011

As protests rock northern Africa in Egypt and Tunisia, it is important that we not forget the ongoing problems in the rest of the continent. While Sudan seems to be relatively stable following groundbreaking...

Eastward Bound: Tensions Rising in Asia

By Andrew Mullikin November 16, 2010

President Obama's recent trip to Asia has set off a series of military and defense policy shifts that have raised temperatures in East Asia. Recent regional events have escalated from relatively inconsequential...

Shortcomings of the Afghanistan Strategy

By Andrew Mullikin November 2, 2010

Since the publication of my last article for THE HOYA, ("Long-Term Forecast for Afghanistan Looks Grim," Oct. 26, 2010, www.thehoya.com), I've been asked several times how the United States could win in...

Long-Term Forecast for Afghanistan Looks Grim

By Andrew Mullikin October 25, 2010

"Obama's War" has increasingly come under fire in the media and the American public. Like Iraq, Afghanistan has become the war that cannot be won. While American political focus fixated on Iraq, Afghanistan...

China’s Resurgence Threatens U.S.

By Andrew Mullikin October 5, 2010

NEVER IN RECENT YEARS HAS A simple question inspired so much debate. The economic rise of China and the military buildup that has followed Beijing's boom in capital resources has driven American scholars...

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