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Forgotten War
Stanford scholars: Lessons learned from the Afghanistan War

Afghanistan: The New Forgotten War. Stanford scholars and military experts talk about lessons learned and what to expect after the 12-year war finally comes to an end. +VIDEO+
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An Urgency for Peace
Stanford scholar argues that time is running out for a two-state solution

CDDRL Director Larry Diamond argues in The Atlantic that there is no greater imperative for American interests in the Middle East- and no higher act of friendship that the U.S. can perform for Israel - than to help it find a way to a two-state solution before the option disappears.


Endowed Chair
Stanton bestows $5 million gift on CISAC for professor in nuclear studies

The Stanton Foundation has given CISAC a $5 million gift to establish an endowed professorship in nuclear security and reinforce our mission to build a safer world.


Impact in China
Stanford research team influences Chinese health policy

The Rural Education Action Program has a proven record of influencing policy decisions in China when it comes to improving children's health and nutrition. In interviews with NBC Bay Area, REAP co-director Scott Rozelle and members of his team talk about their work and the changes they've helped make.


Milestone
Celebrating 30 years of connecting Asia and Stanford

This month the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center celebrates 30 years of connecting Asia and Stanford, and helping to guide American policy towards the region. +VIDEO+





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