Archive - Consilium Strategicum Newsletter

On the South African Delegation

Ramaphosa could have selected better cabinet-level officials to meet with Trump

May 22 •

On Ukrainian War Tourism

Wealthy Ukrainians Spending on Holidays, Not Bullets, Undermines U.S. National Security and Foreign Policy Interests

May 16 •

Biden Administration's Silence over LaLiga-MTN Partnerships Created Strategic Misalignment in U.S. Foreign Policy

May 15 •

Regional Experts' Failure to Disclose Corporate Affiliations at American Universities and Think Tanks Demands Congressional Inquiry

Former CIA, State, and White House Officials Practice of Not Disclosing Covington & Burling and WestExec Advisors Links Should Raise Red Flags

May 14 •

On Western Sahara

Will Morocco Foot the Bill for New U.S. Consulate in Dakhla?

May 6 •

On Winning Aspirations

Something Rotten in the Biden Strategy for Africa

May 6 •

What (Really) Went Wrong with (Africa) Strategy under Biden?

Judd Devermont Asks Question, Dances around Answer, and Offers Valuable Context

May 5 •

Recent Publications on U.S. Foreign Policy

Quarterly Byline Report: Michael Walsh

May 2 •

Recent Publications on Global Posture and Strategic Planning

Quarterly Byline Report: Michael Walsh

May 2 •

On Foreign Policy

Introducing a new blog on US Government strategy, policies, and plans from a senior expert on U.S. foreign policy

May 1 •

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