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"It is important to remember that there is an aggressor and an attacked and it is important that everyone tells the aggressor that he must stop," French minister Catherine Colonna said

The U.S. must take the lead at the 2016 Warsaw Summit and push for a NATO role in the Arctic Circle.

In April 2010, U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START). Six years later, an analysis of New START’s impact on U.S. national security is as timely as it is instructive. New START has not accomplished the Administration’s main goal of providing predictability and strategic stability between Russia and the United States.

The United States is a global power with global interests. These interests include ensuring that the sea lanes of the North Atlantic remain open to the flow of commerce and information, and that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) remains a bulwark that ensures peace and security for its member states. Iceland, one of the 12 original NATO members, has been an ally and partner to the U.S. for more than 60 years.

Like it or not, Turkey in 2016 remains a vital U.S. security partner and NATO member.

The 2016 Warsaw NATO Summit provides the Alliance a perfect opportunity to strengthen the essential bilateral relationship with Georgia.

The U.S. must support Poland in the run-up to NATO’s Warsaw Summit in 2016.

The U.S. needs an enduring presence and a long-term strategy to meet its NATO obligations in the Baltic region.

The United States must help Ukraine to resist Russian aggression.

Russia’s mobilization is an epic disaster. Can it become a movement against the regime?