Counterterrorism Partnerships Sharpen America’s Competitive Edge
Why modest investments in counterterrorism relationships in places like Africa and the Middle East can yield outsized dividends for the United States
Counterterrorism may not be America’s top national security priority anymore, but counterterrorism partnerships play a larger role in America’s foreign policy than simply preventing transnational terror attacks against America and its allies: they build the very bilateral relationships the United States needs to keep its competitive edge in the wider st…
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