With Michael Pregent, Bing West, Michael Auslin, Max Abrahms
MICHAEL PREGENT, Senior Middle East Strategic Analyst and Consultant, Visiting Fellow at the National Defense University:
- President Obama’s plan for fighting ISIS
- The sectarian divide in Iraq
- Thoughts on the U.S. training of Iraqi military and Sunni tribes
- ISIS’s threat to Baghdad
BING WEST, Former Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs:
- Effects that American troops can have assisting Iraqi security forces
- What must the United States do to defeat ISIS?
- The spread of Iranian militias in the Middle East
MICHAEL AUSLIN, Director of Japan Studies at AEI:
- What makes China’s hack of OPM unique, and how much might the U.S. retaliate?
- How American taxpayers are inadvertently subsidizing the growth of the Chinese military
- Japan’s burgeoning leadership role in Asia
- Finding an “Asia Policy,” and not merely a “China Policy”
MAX ABRAHMS, Asst. Professor of Political Science at Northeastern University:
- The Administration’s reasoning for the deployment of troops to train Iraqi security forces
- Risks behind arming a Sunni force in Iraq
- Prospects of a partitioned Iraq
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