Lobo Institute in the News
Senate doesn’t override Trump’s veto of resolution demanding end to US involvement in Yemen
As published in the Washington Post, the Stamford Advocate, and the Norfolk Hour. WASHINGTON - The Senate on Thursday fell short of the votes needed to override President Donald Trump's veto of legislation demanding an end U.S. support for the ...
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Pentagon official says more than 10,000 ‘unrepentant’ ISIS fighters remain
As published on Washington Examiner: More than 10,000 members of the Islamic State survived the fighting that drove the organization from its territory in Iraq and Syria, according to a senior Pentagon official. “The physical caliphate is defeated, but ISIS ...
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Private Roundtable on Iraq with DASD Mick Mulroy
As published on The Atlantic Council: On May 7, the Atlantic Council's Iraq Initiative hosted US Department of Defense Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East Michael "Mick" Mulroy for a private, off-the-record discussion on Iraq. Atlantic Council ...
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Pentagon: US in Syria ‘for the long haul;’ hails Peshmerga in ‘Operation Viking Hammer’
As published on Kurdistan 24 and as published on Ahval: WASHINGTON DC (Kurdistan24) – Michael Mulroy, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Defense, affirmed on Monday that the US does “expect to be” in Syria “for the long haul.” Citing the Special ...
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Screening of “My Star in the Sky” and Q&A with filmmakers
As posted twice on Yale's website: The Jackson Institute for Global Affairs will host a screening of the documentary film, “My Star in the Sky,” which depicts a story of survival, friendship and love between two child soldiers abducted by ...
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Syria and Middle East Security, Michael Mulroy Remarks
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) held a forum on U.S. policy in the Middle East, particularly involving Syria, Iran and Iraq. The event started with a conversation with Michael Mulroy, the deputy assistant defense secretary for the ...
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