ASP Adjunct Fellow Janne Nolan has a provocative series of recommendations for the next administration on the ConnectUS blog here.

Commentary: Al Qaeda on its 20th Birthday
Georgia Conflict Highlights Potential of Cyberattacks
DIA Gets News Counterintelligence Arm
New Spy Regulations Would Make Domestic Surveillance Easier

Al Qaeda Suspect in UK Freed
9 Suspected Terrorists Held in Indonesian Raid
Mullen Says Troops Needed for Afghanistan are in Iraq

Pew Finds World Opinion of US Slightly Improved
Commentary: Supreme Court Rules Against Lawlessness
Detention Plans Uncertain After Ruling
G8 Talks on Global Warming, Oil Prices

ASP Senior Fellow Bernard Finel raises important question about the recent spate of optimistic assessments of progress in the “War on Terror” with a guest contribution today to the Washington Post’s PostGlobal blog.
You can read Bernard’s essay here.

Marines Accused of Proselytizing in Fallujah
Commentary: Islam and Nazism
UN Predicts Food Prices Will Remain High
Senior DHS Official Calls “War on Terror” Terminology Counter-Productive
Human Rights First Report Recommends Terror Trials in US Courts

Firms Seek to Patent Technology to Make Crops Survivable with Climate Change
Department of Energy Reports Wind Can Meet 20% of US Electricity Needs
Commentary: Confronting the Threat of a Nuclear North Korea

Patricia Gossman on Justice and Stability in Afghanistan
Former Chief Guantanamo Prosecutor Now Critic
Analysis: The Bush Drilling Plan and Gas Prices

From April 29

Former Guantanamo Chief Prosecutor Speaks Out
Russia Claims Georgia is Planning Abkhazia Invasion

CRS Reports on Transitioning Security in Post-9/11 Presidential Hand-off
Sunni Bloc in Iraq Moves to Rejoin Cabinet
New Language Policy in the War on Terror
British Court Rules Against Freezing Assets of Terror Suspects