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"What Will Be Latin America's Biggest Hotspots in 2017?" Latin America Advisor, December 2016

TAG President Jack Devine and Senior Director Amanda Mattingly respond that the likely 2017 hotspots in Latin America will be Venezuela and Mexico in the December 23, 2016 issue of the Inter-American Dialogue’s Latin America Advisor. What Will Be Latin America’s Biggest Hotspots in 2017?

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"If Russia Influenced Election, 'Game Changer'," Jack Devine on Bloomberg Markets AM, December 2016

TAG President Jack Devine gives his analysis of the Russia hack and the impact of Trump’s current anti-CIA stance in an interview on Bloomberg Markets AM with Pimm Fox and Lisa Abramowicz on December 14, 2016. If Russia Influenced Election, ‘Game Changer’

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The Outlook For Democracy, December 2016

TAG examines the outlook for democracy amid a resurgent nationalist populism in Europe and recent election results in Lebanon and Ghana. The Outlook for Democracy The Rise of European Nationalism? Analysts have decried the waning of progressive Western democracies in the face of a resurgent nationalist populism, while casting nervous eyes toward Russia. However, the...

"Does Argentina Have a Good Plan to Fight Drugs?" Latin America Advisor, September 2016

TAG Senior Director Amanda Mattingly responds to a question about Argentina’s plan to fight drugs in the September 21, 2016 issue of the Inter-American Dialogue’s Latin America Advisor. Does Argentina Have a Good Plan to Fight Drugs?

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"The Jig Is Up, Mr. Maduro," Amanda Mattingly, World Policy Blog, June 2016

TAG Senior Director Amanda Mattingly writes about the economic, political, and security crisis in Venezuela in an article published by the World Policy Blog on June 27, 2016. The Jig Is Up, Mr. Maduro

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Delta Air Lines Plans to Apply for Direct Flights to Cuba, Amanda Mattingly on WABE 90.1 Atlanta, February 2016

TAG Senior Director Amanda Mattingly discusses the potential for direct Delta flights between Atlanta and Havana on WABE 90.1 Atlanta on February 24, 2016. Delta Air Lines Plans to Apply for Direct Flights to Cuba

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The Oracle of Langley Returns: Jack Devine on Iran, Ukraine and the AI Arms Race

Former CIA acting director Jack Devine is back on Risk & Return, six months after he called the Iran conflict almost move for move. This week he tells Bob Sloan and Charlie Gasparino why there is still no deal on the table, why Tehran thinks it has the upper hand heading into the midterms, and...

‘The rules have changed’: has Russia begun to order assassinations on US soil?

Why would the Russians cross this red line? Jack Devine, a former associate director of operations at the CIA, said that the Kremlin had perhaps become blase about the potential repercussions – but that it could prove to be a misstep.

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Bloomberg Surveillance: CPI and Security

[19:00] Jack Devine, former CIA official and founder of The Arkin Group, reflects on 25 years since 9/11 and the current state of US national security.

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Jack Devine: The Spymaster Who Goes to Mass

Speaking about life after the Central Intelligence Agency, Jack Devine became nostalgic. “I’m having a lot of fun,” he said, “but I’m not allowed to overthrow governments.” Mr. Devine, 73, who chronicles his 32 years at the C.I.A. in the memoir “Good Hunting: An American Spymaster’s Story,” had a role in the Iran-contra affair, the...

Trump deploying US military against drug cartels will drag us into a forever war | Opinion

Eliminating the narcotics threat to our nation is a rightful priority for the Trump administration, but using U.S. troops to prosecute the drug war is the wrong tact and with far-reaching consequences. This war will not end in a ceasefire. There will be no summits or working-level negotiations. It’s an insurgency, and the U.S. military must...

I was in the CIA. Here’s how helping Myanmar can pay off for US against China. | Opinion

The 7.7 earthquake that has killed thousands in Myanmar and Thailand has exacerbated vulnerabilities and resulted in a complex humanitarian crisis and an urgent need for international aid to provide emergency relief services. This natural disaster has also evoked debate on the value of international assistance, soft power, as a tool of foreign policy. The U.S.-led Marshall Plan in post-World War...

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