Explore the shifting dynamics of counterterrorism in the Middle East through this insightful panel discussion featuring experts Edward Price, Nathan Sales, and moderator Dina Temple-Raston. Delve into Saudi Arabia's modernization efforts, Egypt's crackdown on militants, the defeat of ISIS, and the implications of changing alliances in the region. Examine the role of the United States and Europe in counterterrorism efforts, the challenges of integration, and the influence of Wahhabism. Analyze the impact of Iran's regional activities, the US presence in Africa, and France's role in the Sahel. Gain valuable insights into the complexities of maintaining stability in Iraq and preventing the spread of extremism while considering the slow progress and ongoing challenges in regional counterterrorism efforts.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Are we moving in the direction of irritant
How close are we to achieving the desired end state
Is terrorism becoming a law enforcement issue
The problem in America
Terrorists thrive in vacuums
Yemen
New Paradigm
America vs Europe
US vs Europe
Integration
Wahhabism
Apostate governments
Irans influence in the region
US presence in Africa
Frances role in the Sahel
Stability in Iraq
Preventing the spread of extremism
Slow progress
Suzanne Spaulding
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
