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Articles by Christopher Steinitz
Keep expectations low for breakthroughs from G-20's high-level meetings
There is a great deal of speculation about whether the G-20 meeting between Presidents Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump campaign buys full page ads in Miami newspapers ahead of Dem debates Trump administration's 'forced diplomacy' with Iran isn't working Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama MORE and Xi Jinping may result in some kind of agreement about how to deal with North Korea’s Chairman Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnNorth Korea: US trying to 'bring us to our knees' with sanctions US,...
How and when to end the Korean War
Not long ago, rumors ran wild that last week’s summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un would pave the way for a peace declaration, officially ending the Korean War to be signed at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) meetings this month. The third Moon-Kim meeting concluded with international media headlines about a peace agreement, even as there was no direct mention of a peace declaration.
Beirut’s Perfect Storm
As the conflict in Syria spills across the border into Lebanon, sectarian violence there has risen to levels unseen in recent years. A car bomb exploded in Beirut’s Hezbollah-controlled suburbs on Jan. 2, killing at least five people and wounding dozens more.
Why new US sanctions on Iran won’t work - and might backfire
The Trump administration released more details this week of how it plans to slap sanctions back on Iran. It is an ambitious and aggressive policy to change Iran’s behavior, but it is premised on faulty assumptions, and ultimately may be counterproductive.
The Trump-Kim summit advances a unique rapprochement
As Washington digests the results of the Singapore summit, it is clear that the meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump represents the beginning of a different sort of diplomatic process. It also may signal a different approach to U.S. thinking about security in Northeast Asia. Many critics have noted that the summit’s joint statement is light on detail. Notably, it glosses over any details about North Korean denuclearization.
The Impact of the CNO’s Strategic Studies Group (SSG), 1981-1995
In 1981, Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Admiral Thomas Hayward established the CNO Strategic Studies Group (SSG) to prepare potential Flag officers for three- and four-star command, stimulate strategic discourse among the Navy leadership, and enhance the reputation of the Naval War College. The institution existed until 2016; however, in 1995, CNO Admiral Jeremy M. (Mike) Boorda changed its focus from strategy to naval warfare innovation.
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