Recruitment of Child Mercenaries in Yemen
July 6, 2020
To Congress: Calling on the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to end recruitment of Mercenaries and child Mercenaries The New York Center for Foreign
Analysis
“Between Irony and Tragedy: Can Covid-19 Help Bring Peace?”
April 15, 2020
As the coronavirus cuts a swathe of illness through every continent, and nearly every country in the world, the most immediate impact stems from the
U.S.-China Relations: A Tussle Between Two Super Powers
April 7, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and the diagnoses and death toll soar the United States (U.S.) has another crisis on its hands. Two months prior,
Libya’s Legacy: A Case of Failed Conflict Prevention
April 2, 2020
by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
Protests Around the World Focus on Politics, Economics and Corruption.
November 13, 2019
Over the past few months, millions have marched in more than a dozen nations and cities. Some have died protesting everything from government corruption and
Open Letter to House Committee on Homeland Security,
November 1, 2019
Date: 19 Oct 2019 Ref: OL- CO-30 To: US Representative Mr. Max Rose House Committee on Homeland Security, Chair, Subcommittee on Intelligence and CounterterroristWashington, DC Office1529
NYCFPA: US weapons will now be a threat to American interest in Middle East
October 31, 2019
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is deeply concerned about what is happening in Yemen where American-made weaponry ended up in the
Trump Administration Announces New Immigration Regulation
August 12, 2019
Washington DC – Monday– (08-12-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): Today, the Trump administration released a new regulation that potentially could
Pentagon Releases New Report on ISIS Resurgence
August 7, 2019
Washington DC – Monday– (08-06-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): The Islamic State terrorist group is resurging in Syria even as
The United States’ New Policy Towards East Africa: How Russia and China Play A Role
July 31, 2019
East Africa is currently in the world’s spotlight while simultaneously going through immense political and economic changes. In 2018, a peace deal was orchestrated between
Women and Foreign Policy: A Necessary Partnership
July 30, 2019
The topic of “women” has become increasingly more and more popular. With movements like “MeToo” and “Times Up,” women have started to take a stance.
Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Humanitarian Aid
July 27, 2019
In December 1948, The United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights was voted on by the majority of the UN General Assembly. It was rooted
Senate Intel Releases Report on Russian Interference in US 2016 presidential election
July 26, 2019
Washington DC – Friday– (07-26-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): The Senate Intelligence Committee has released its long-awaited bipartisan report on
Trump Claims Iran is Lying About the Arrest of CIA Spies
July 25, 2019
Washington DC – Thursday– (07-25-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): Today, Iranian intelligence claimed to have arrested 17 spies hired by
Money Laundering in Dubai: A Briefing on the Hill
July 25, 2019
On Tuesday, July 23rd, 2019, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs sponsored its first briefing on the Hill! The briefing was sponsored by
On the Saudi Arms Deal
June 9, 2019
Washington DC – Sunday– (06-09-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): This week, the Trump administration approved an arms deal for Arab
NYCFPA Urges President Trump to Have Compassion for Children at the Border
May 23, 2019
Washington DC – Wednesday – (05-23-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is closely following the recent death of a 16-year-old Guatemalan
Pompeo’s Sudden Meeting in Iraq
May 8, 2019
Washington DC – Wednesday – (045-08-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is closely following the United States’ Secretary of State, Mark
NYCFPA Urges American Administration to Condemn UAE Support for Terrorist Groups in Yemen
April 30, 2019
Washington DC – Tuesday – (04-30-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) calls on American leaders to condemn The United Arab Emirates
A Closer Look at the American-Egyptian Relations Over the Last Two Decades
April 30, 2019
The United States and Egypt have had a longstanding, relationship filled with several events over the last several decades. Relations between the US and Egypt
American Foreign Policy in the Middle East: How Can This Administration Help Solve the Syrian Crisis?
April 25, 2019
In December 19, 2018, people all around the world were shocked to hear President Trump’s announcement of an immediate withdrawal of American forces in Syria.
NYCFPA Calls on President Trump to Ensure NATO is Strong in the Face of Russia
April 24, 2019
Washington DC – Wednesday – (04-17-2019) – New York Center for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) calls on President Trump to take prompt action to ensure
The US gets more from its Mideast policy than Trump thinks
May 3, 2018
CNN – After two wars in Iraq, the Arab Spring, Syria’s conflagration, ISIS’s near defeat and Russia’s regional resurgence, this is US policy in the
Lost in the Middle East
May 3, 2018
Last Friday’s military operation against Syria accomplished little. The message the United States and its allies intended to send to Bashar al-Assad’s regime about the
America’s Foreign Policy Failures Have Put Its National Security at Risk
May 3, 2018
Daniel L. DAVIS – American foreign policy is in desperate need of reform. Far from creating economic opportunity or enhancing national security, our current method of
Russia is a state sponsor of terrorism—But don’t treat it that way
May 3, 2018
Vladimir Putin’s government is guilty of many crimes, ranging from bombing civilians in Syria to meddling in U.S. elections to assassinating dissidents in the United
Trump’s Foreign Policy Act Is All Cliffhangers and No Resolution
May 3, 2018
What do the Iran nuclear deal, U.S. trade policy and North Korea summits all have in common? The answer is a persistent feature of U.S.
Recruitment of Child Mercenaries in Yemen
July 6, 2020
To Congress: Calling on the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to end recruitment of Mercenaries and child Mercenaries The New York Center for Foreign
“Between Irony and Tragedy: Can Covid-19 Help Bring Peace?”
April 15, 2020
As the coronavirus cuts a swathe of illness through every continent, and nearly every country in the world, the most immediate impact stems from the
U.S.-China Relations: A Tussle Between Two Super Powers
April 7, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and the diagnoses and death toll soar the United States (U.S.) has another crisis on its hands. Two months prior,
Libya’s Legacy: A Case of Failed Conflict Prevention
April 2, 2020
by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
Protests Around the World Focus on Politics, Economics and Corruption.
November 13, 2019
Over the past few months, millions have marched in more than a dozen nations and cities. Some have died protesting everything from government corruption and
Open Letter to House Committee on Homeland Security,
November 1, 2019
Date: 19 Oct 2019 Ref: OL- CO-30 To: US Representative Mr. Max Rose House Committee on Homeland Security, Chair, Subcommittee on Intelligence and CounterterroristWashington, DC Office1529
NYCFPA: US weapons will now be a threat to American interest in Middle East
October 31, 2019
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is deeply concerned about what is happening in Yemen where American-made weaponry ended up in the
Trump Administration Announces New Immigration Regulation
August 12, 2019
Washington DC – Monday– (08-12-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): Today, the Trump administration released a new regulation that potentially could
Pentagon Releases New Report on ISIS Resurgence
August 7, 2019
Washington DC – Monday– (08-06-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): The Islamic State terrorist group is resurging in Syria even as
The United States’ New Policy Towards East Africa: How Russia and China Play A Role
July 31, 2019
East Africa is currently in the world’s spotlight while simultaneously going through immense political and economic changes. In 2018, a peace deal was orchestrated between
Women and Foreign Policy: A Necessary Partnership
July 30, 2019
The topic of “women” has become increasingly more and more popular. With movements like “MeToo” and “Times Up,” women have started to take a stance.
Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Humanitarian Aid
July 27, 2019
In December 1948, The United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights was voted on by the majority of the UN General Assembly. It was rooted
Senate Intel Releases Report on Russian Interference in US 2016 presidential election
July 26, 2019
Washington DC – Friday– (07-26-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): The Senate Intelligence Committee has released its long-awaited bipartisan report on
Trump Claims Iran is Lying About the Arrest of CIA Spies
July 25, 2019
Washington DC – Thursday– (07-25-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): Today, Iranian intelligence claimed to have arrested 17 spies hired by
Money Laundering in Dubai: A Briefing on the Hill
July 25, 2019
On Tuesday, July 23rd, 2019, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs sponsored its first briefing on the Hill! The briefing was sponsored by
On the Saudi Arms Deal
June 9, 2019
Washington DC – Sunday– (06-09-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): This week, the Trump administration approved an arms deal for Arab
NYCFPA Urges President Trump to Have Compassion for Children at the Border
May 23, 2019
Washington DC – Wednesday – (05-23-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is closely following the recent death of a 16-year-old Guatemalan
Pompeo’s Sudden Meeting in Iraq
May 8, 2019
Washington DC – Wednesday – (045-08-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is closely following the United States’ Secretary of State, Mark
NYCFPA Urges American Administration to Condemn UAE Support for Terrorist Groups in Yemen
April 30, 2019
Washington DC – Tuesday – (04-30-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) calls on American leaders to condemn The United Arab Emirates
A Closer Look at the American-Egyptian Relations Over the Last Two Decades
April 30, 2019
The United States and Egypt have had a longstanding, relationship filled with several events over the last several decades. Relations between the US and Egypt
American Foreign Policy in the Middle East: How Can This Administration Help Solve the Syrian Crisis?
April 25, 2019
In December 19, 2018, people all around the world were shocked to hear President Trump’s announcement of an immediate withdrawal of American forces in Syria.
NYCFPA Calls on President Trump to Ensure NATO is Strong in the Face of Russia
April 24, 2019
Washington DC – Wednesday – (04-17-2019) – New York Center for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) calls on President Trump to take prompt action to ensure
The US gets more from its Mideast policy than Trump thinks
May 3, 2018
CNN – After two wars in Iraq, the Arab Spring, Syria’s conflagration, ISIS’s near defeat and Russia’s regional resurgence, this is US policy in the
Lost in the Middle East
May 3, 2018
Last Friday’s military operation against Syria accomplished little. The message the United States and its allies intended to send to Bashar al-Assad’s regime about the
America’s Foreign Policy Failures Have Put Its National Security at Risk
May 3, 2018
Daniel L. DAVIS – American foreign policy is in desperate need of reform. Far from creating economic opportunity or enhancing national security, our current method of
Russia is a state sponsor of terrorism—But don’t treat it that way
May 3, 2018
Vladimir Putin’s government is guilty of many crimes, ranging from bombing civilians in Syria to meddling in U.S. elections to assassinating dissidents in the United
Trump’s Foreign Policy Act Is All Cliffhangers and No Resolution
May 3, 2018
What do the Iran nuclear deal, U.S. trade policy and North Korea summits all have in common? The answer is a persistent feature of U.S.
