IISS in the Press

08 May 2008 - - IISS interview - Mamoun Fandy speaks with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Dr Mamoun Fandy, Senior Fellow for Gulf Security, IISS speaks with Dr Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State.
08 May 2008 - - IISS Press Advisory - Dr Mamoun Fandy speaks with Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State Dr Mamoun Fandy, Senior Fellow for Gulf Security, IISS speaks with Dr Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State.
06 May 2008 - - CNN - Russia's New President Names Putin as PM Medvedev won the March 2 election with an overwhelming majority but almost no campaign platform, said Oksana Antonenko of the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London. Now that Medvedev has taken office, his real work begins, she said. During his time in office, Putin created a network of loyal officials on every level of government -- all appointed, not elected. If Medvedev is to prove he is more than just a symbol of Putin's rule, he will have to start rebuilding those institutions, Anto
06 May 2008 - - Reuters - North Caucasus violence hits Putin's Russian legacy "Beslan was Putin's 9/11," said Oksana Antonenko, at the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies. "It was a benchmark for Putin's vision of domestic government and a test of him as a leader."
05 May 2008 - - IISS Press Release - Top Government Delegations Prepare for 7th IISS Asia Security Summit The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) will bring together 27 official government delegations led by defence ministers and other senior officials from the Asia Pacific region and wider security community to participate in the 7th IISS Asia Security Summit, The Shangri-La Dialogue, to be held from 30 May to 1 June 2008 in Singapore.
04 May 2008 - - Daily Times - Pakistan and army: a changing relationship? Finally, Pakistan remains a key and strategically important country in a troubled region of the world, sitting as it does on the cusp of South Asia, Central Asia, and the Gulf. It also has nuclear arms, whose control and safeguarding remain key to the future stability of the region. For now the army has maintained effective control over the nuclear weapons. A recent Institute of International and Strategic Studies (IISS) report called the system of safeguards “robust”, based on concentric circles of defence
03 May 2008 - - Daily Telegraph - US agrees to more sweeteners for Iran "Iran is getting pretty close to a capability that could be put to a weapons purpose,'' said Mark Fitzpatrick, a nuclear policy expert at the International Institute of Strategic Studies. It is far from certain that Tehran will accept the new package. Iran's leaders have vowed to master the nuclear cycle, a development that would put it within touch of an atomic weapon.
02 May 2008 - - DailyTelegraph - Iran urged to scrap nuclear programme "Iran is getting pretty close to a capability that could be put to a weapons purpose," said Mark Fitzpatrick, an expert in nuclear policy at the International Institute of Strategic Studies. “This is mainly repackaging the same sweeteners but offering more to Iran.”

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