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SOUTH ASIA CENTER REPORT | 2011 CONTACTS | EVENTS | M E D I A

SOUTH ASIA CENTER LEADERSHIP, STAFF, AND FELLOWS

Senator Chuck Hagel, Chairman, Atlantic Council Frederick Kempe, President and CEO, Atlantic Council Shuja Nawaz, Director, South Asia Center, Atlantic Council Shikha Bhatnagar, Associate Director Herpreet Singh, Research Associate Mahbub Sarwar, Research Associate Barbara Slavin, Senior Fellow Mohan Guruswamy, Nonresident Senior Fellow Ayesha Jalal, Nonresident Senior Fellow Jonathan Paris, Nonresident Senior Fellow

Atlantic Council South Asia Center • 1101 15th Street, NW • 11th Floor • Washington, DC 20005 USA ATLANTIC COUNCIL SOUTH ASIA CENTER REPORT | 2011

SOUTH ASIA CENTER REPORT 2011 CONTACTS | EVENTS | M E D I A

ABOUT THE SOUTH ASIA CENTER The Atlantic Council’s South Asia Center was launched in 2009, under the leadership of Shuja Nawaz. The Center serves as the Atlantic Council’s focal point for work on greater South Asia1 as well as its relations between these countries, the neighboring regions, Europe and the United States. It seeks to foster partnerships with key institutions in the region to establish itself as a forum for dialogue between decision-makers in South Asia, the United States, and NATO, and continues to “wage peace” in the region. These deliberations cover internal and external security, governance, trade, economic development, education, and other issues. The Center remains committed to working with stakeholders from the region itself, in addition to partners and experts in the United States and Europe to offer comprehensive analyses and practicable recommendations for policymakers.

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2011 The South Asia Center is now the only think-tank based program in Washington DC focused on the region as a whole. The Center’s commitment to substance and balanced viewpoints has increased its reputation as a source of up-to-date analysis on events pertaining to the region, and as a result, has strengthened its impact and influence in the US and abroad. Major highlights of 2011 include:

Increase in quality and quantity of South Asia Center constituents and events Continuation and strengthening of existing projects and initiatives Development of new programs Greater diversification of funding, including multi-year support from Foundations Snapshots

CONTACTS The Center, launched in 2009, has achieved rapid growth in its Total Contacts (Year End) constituency base – supporters, experts, and other 2500 stakeholders who are engaged in South Asia. At the end of 2140 2009, the South Asia Center database had approximately 2000 400 contacts, which quadrupled by the end of 2010, to over 1619 1600 contacts. At the end of 2011, the Center had over 1500 2100 contacts, a 43% percent increase over the previous year. In addition to adding to the quantity of contacts, the 1000 South Asia Center team has strategically focused on and 400 succeeded in increasing the number of experts across sectors 500 and issue areas, as well as those located within the South Asian region itself. This has allowed the Center to increase its 0 reach and influence, as well as solicit greater input from its 2009 2010 2011 audience of experts.

1 The South Asia Center’s scope includes the following countries: Afghanistan, , , Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Sikkim, Maldives and Bhutan. The Center also covers issues related to Iran and parts of . Page 1 ATLANTIC COUNCIL SOUTH ASIA CENTER REPORT | 2011

SECTOR DIVERSITY Sector Representation 2011

With growth of its constituency, the Center has also broadened its reach across sectors, Media Academia 10% 11% most notably within the public sector, which includes US and foreign government representatives such as US Congressional NGO staff members, White House officials, and (including Government think tanks) (US & foreign ambassadors. The Center now has 23% Foreign) greater interaction with foreign 25% governments, which represent almost 50% of the Center’s government contacts. This Individuals includes foreign government representatives (not Private located in the United States. The Center has affiliated Sector also increased outreach efforts to US with orgs) 21% 10% Members of Congress through targeted invites to events, distribution of publications, the monthly newsletter, and in-person briefings. In 2011, Foreign Government Contacts Center Director, Shuja Nawaz, also South Asia Asia testified to the House Committee on (includes 4% (excluding Homeland Security and to the House Afghanistan) South Asia) Subcommittee on Oversight and 40% 8% Investigations, and met with House Canada Democratic leaders on issues 7% regarding US-Pakistan relations.

The Center also showed an increase Europe in the number/proportion of 41% representatives from educational institutions in the United States and abroad, demonstrating an interest in the quality of our work by both South Asia practitioners and academics. Location of Contacts (including Afghanistan) REGIONAL INPUT 13% Location The South Asia Center remains Unknown committed to soliciting input from 5% outside the United States, particularly from European and North Middle East South Asian partners, to ensure that America 1% Asia analyses and recommendations (US/Canada) (excluding reflect on-the-ground realities. 76% South Asia) Nearly 20% of the Center’s contacts 1% are located abroad. Europe 4%

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MEDIA & OUTREACH Media & Outreach Foreign In 2011, the South Asia Center Government Print*, 31, strengthened its role as the as “the go to” Interactions, 16% source in Washington DC for input and 20, 10% US analyses on South Asia. This included Other Government Interactions** speaking engagements, mentions in print Interviews, 32, 16% , 8, 4% media, TV/ interviews, foreign and Corporate US government briefings, and outreach to Briefings, 6, the private sector. 3% Media Speaking Backgrounder Engagements, s, 5, 3% EVENTS 35, 18% TV/Radio Other, 2, The South Asia Center provides a forum for Interviews, 1% public and private gatherings of 58, 29% policymakers, regional experts, thought leaders, and others to discuss critical issues on South Asia. In 2011, the Center remained active, with over 40 events, which included off-the-record discussions, large public events, and roundtables with key experts. The Events Annually Center hosted an average of three events per month, with an average of 43 attendees at each 40 42 event, and hosted global leaders, senior government officials, and former heads of state. The Center also hosted experts from across sectors, including military and business leaders, scholars, economists, and 20 political activists. Events covered a range of important and relevant topics such as US-Pakistan relations, India’s increased demand for energy, and Iran’s nuclear capabilities. (For a detailed list of 2011 events, see Appendix.) 2009 2010 2011 NEW AND CONTINUING PROJECTS The South Asia Center continued to build on its record of substance and practicability by launching new initiatives and strengthening existing programs.

CURRENT KEY PROJECTS: Iran Task Force India-Pakistan Military Track 2 Dialogue India-Pakistan Water Conflict Engaging Young Pakistani Leaders of Tomorrow The Center is also continuing its briefings and seminars for key officials and government agencies that are seeking to strengthen their understanding of the dynamics within South Asia. FUNDING DIVERSITY

The Center has greatly increased its funding from foundations, strengthened relationships with government agencies (US and foreign), and continues to cultivate individual and corporate donors.

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Moving Forward

As the Center moves into its third year, it will be important to scale up efforts, build capacity, identify new opportunities, and strengthen existing relationships. It will seek to deepen and diversify its funding base. While expanding its project portfolio and maintaining quality and relevance of its programming will certainly present challenges to the South Asia Center, the program is well-positioned to meet these challenges and achieve ambitious goals for 2012, through staff expansion and Fellow recruitment. Afghanistan Ambassador Eklil Hakimi after his talk at the Council, August 2011

Key goals for 2012 include: Achieving 50-75% growth in the number of South Asia Center constituents.

Maintaining strong government, media, and corporate outreach, but placing priority on building connections with media.

Strengthening representation of regional stakeholders. 13% of the South Asia Center’s contacts are located within South Asia. While Washington/North America remain a major area for outreach, the Center seeks to achieve a medium-term goal of 25% of total contacts located in South Asia. For 2012, the goal is to increase this proportion to 18%. The Center will also try to increase its representation of Europe-based stakeholders to 10%, with guiding input from the Atlantic Council’s strong Europe-based constituency.

Increasing quality of events. In 2012, the Center will maintain the current number of events, while strengthening quality and relevance. This will be achieved through better strategic planning of the events calendar, strengthened diversity of events and speakers, and improved attendance.

Expanding programming. The South Asia Center will seek to build upon past and current projects through events, conferences, and publications, with an additional focus on events located within the region and in the US, outside of Washington. For example, in the first quarter of 2012, the South Asia Center will be hosting meetings on its Water Conflict project in India and Pakistan, events regarding Iran in SF/Bay Area, and work on India-Pakistan Track II initiatives in Southeast Asia. The Center will also add a number of initiatives to its current roster of programs, including a project addressing challenges and opportunities for young Pakistani civil society leaders and another project addressing India-Pakistan economic relations.

Building influence with government. The Center is one of the most active programs at the Council in media outreach. In 2012, it will be important to maintain this activity, while placing greater priority on US Government interactions, with a goal of 10% for 2012, and also strengthening its outreach to foreign governments, particularly those representing South Asian and European countries.

Waging Peace South Asia has and will continue to play a central role in global stability and economic growth. The South Asia Center is excited about following and contributing to this narrative and “waging peace” in the region. We welcome your support and feedback. For more information on how you can get involved or to join our mailing list, please contact us at [email protected] or call 202-778-4997.

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APPENDIX 2011 SOUTH ASIA CENTER PUBLICATIONS & EVENTS For more details on events and publications listed below, including event transcripts, audio, and downloadable publications, please visit the South Asia Center page at www.acus.org. Publications 2011

Iran Turns to China, Barter to Survive Sanctions, an issue brief by Barbara Slavin, Senior Fellow, South Asia Center, Atlantic Council November 2011.

Prospects and Challenges for Increasing India-Pakistan Trade, a report by Ishrat Husain, Dean and Director of the Institute of Business Administration, , and former Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, November 2011.

How Reliable is Intelligence on Iran’s Nuclear Program? An issue brief by Barbara Slavin, October 2011.

Iran Sanctions: Preferable to War but No Silver Bullet, an issue brief by Barbara Slavin, June 2011.

Learning by Doing: The Pakistan Army’s Experience with Counterinsurgency: a report by Shuja Nawaz, February 2011. (Photo below)

Publications 2010

The Iran Stalemate and the Need for Strategic Patience, issue brief by Barbara Slavin, November 2010.

Pakistan in the Danger Zone: A Tenuous US – Pakistan Relationship, a report by Shuja Nawaz, June 2010.

US – Iranian Relations: An Analytic Compendium of US Policies, Laws and Regulations, a report prepared by Dr. Kenneth Katzman of the Congressional Research Service in collaboration with the Atlantic Council, March 2010.

Publications 2009

Needed: A Comprehensive US Policy towards Pakistan, a report by the Atlantic Council co-chaired by US Senator Chuck Hagel and US Senator John Kerry. Report was released in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Room in February 2009.

A Ten Year Framework for Afghanistan - Executing the Obama Plan and Beyond by Ashraf Ghani, chairman of the Institute for State Effectiveness, and the Atlantic Council, April 2009.

Workshop on Counter Insurgency (COIN), conducted with Stephen Cohen, senior fellow, Brookings Institution. Report also published for Brookings by Stephen Cohen and Shuja Nawaz, July 2009.

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Other 2011 Publications

“The Clash of Interests and Objectives,” a chapter by Shuja Nawaz, in Looking to the Future in Pakistan, ed. Stephen P. Cohen, Brookings Institution Press, December 2011.

“Who Controls Pakistan’s Security Forces,” an article by Shuja Nawaz, US Institute of Peace, December 2011

“Ungovernable,” an article by Shuja Nawaz in , September 2011.

“The Ahmadinejad Show,” an article by Barbara Slavin in Foreign Policy, September 2011.

“As Iran Edges Closer to Nukes,” an article by Barbara Slavin in Politico, September 2011.

“The Enemy of Iran’s Enemy,” an article by Barbara Slavin in Foreign Policy, August 2011.

“Drone Attacks Inside Pakistan: Wayang or Willing Suspension of Disbelief?" An article by Shuja Nawaz in Georgetown University’s Journal of International Affairs, August 2011.

“Exeunt Pakistan Experts, Pursued by Bear,” article by Shuja Nawaz in Foreign Policy, June 2011.

“Beyond Bullets and Bombs,” contributions from Shuja Nawaz as member of Study Group on a US Development Strategy in Pakistan, Center for Global Development, May 2011.

“The Perfect Storm in Af-Pak,” an article by Shuja Nawaz in The National Interest, May 2011.

“Consider the Broader War,” an op-ed by Shuja Nawaz in , May 2011.

“Army and Politics,” a chapter by Shuja Nawaz, in Pakistan: Beyond the ‘Crisis State,’ ed. Maleeha Lodhi, Oxford University Press, April 2011. (Photo right) Events

US Department of Defense 2012 Afghanistan Policy: Private seminar on US foreign policy toward Afghanistan with incoming ISAF Joint Command Major John Nicolson (December 21, 2011).

Iran Task Force: Iran’s Hand in the Levant: A discussion on Iran’s changing political influence in the Levant with experts Aram Nerguizian, Visiting Fellow, Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS); Randa Slim, Scholar, Middle East Institute; Mona Yacoubian, Senior Advisor and Middle East Project Director, Stimson Center; and moderated by Michele Dunne, Director, Rafik Hariri Center, Atlantic Council and Barbara Slavin, Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council (December 14, 2011).

Afghanistan-Pakistan Strategic Insights: A private strategy session with Danish Foreign Minister Villy Søvndal to discuss political, military, and civilian aspects in follow up to the Bonn Conference on December 5th, coordinated with Council’s International Security Program (December 14, 2011).

Impulses: Trends that will Shape India's World: Discussion with Sunjoy Joshi, Director, Observer Research Foundation (ORF), and Samir Saran, Vice President, ORF (December 2, 2011). (Photo right)

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Connecting the Dots: Education and Religious Discrimination in Pakistan: Discussion and report release on religious discrimination in Pakistan’s public curriculum with Knox Thames, Director of Policy and Research, United States Commission on Religious Freedom; and Azhar Hussain, Vice President, International Center for Religion and Diplomacy (November 30, 2011).

India-Pakistan Water Conflict: A teleconference on addressing the region’s water conflict with project Co-Chair Jaswant Singh, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Member of Parliament, Government of India; Co-Chair Sartaj Aziz, former Minister Foreign Affairs, , Senator from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Vice Chancellor, Beaconhouse University, ; Ambassador Riaz Khan, former Foreign Secretary, Government of Pakistan; Ambassador Salman Haider, former Foreign Secretary, Government of India, and others (November 29, 2011).

Iran Task Force, Iran’s Future Nuclear Ambitions: A private briefing with former Iranian Nuclear Negotiator Hossein Mousavian (November 15, 2010).

Rethinking India’s Pakistan Policy: A discussion with Bharat Karnad, expert on Indian security policy, and co-hosted with Thomas Lynch, III, Distinguished Research Fellow, Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University. (November 14, 2011).

Iran Task Force: “Iran Turns to China, Barter to Survive Sanctions” Issue Brief Launch: Discussion on Iran’s growing economic ties with China with Barbara Slavin, Senior Fellow, South Asia Center, Atlantic Council; John Garver, Director, Study Abroad, East Asia, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology; Kimberly Elliot, Senior Fellow, Center for Global Development; and Kadir Ustun, Research Director, Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA). (November 10, 2011).

Iran Task Force: US Foreign Policy Toward Iran: A private briefing with Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, David Cohen, US Department of Treasury (November 9, 2011).

US Department of Defense Seminar on South Asia: A private seminar on nuclear weapons stability and instability with experts Naeem Salik, retired Brigadier and former Professor, National Defense University, Pakistan; Neil Joeck, Senior Fellow, Center for Global Security Research, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; and Feroz Khan, retired Brigadier General and former Director, Arms Control and Disarmament Affairs, Pakistan (October 7, 2011).

US Department of Defense Seminar on FATA Post-2014: Private seminar with experts Khalid Aziz, former Chief Negotiator of NWFP and member of Pak-Afghan Peace Jirga (2007); Afrasiab Khattak, Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa politician and Provincial President of Awami National Party; Azhar Hussain, Vice President for Preventive Diplomacy at the International Center for Religion and Diplomacy; Akbar Ahmed, Ibn Khaldun Chair of Islamic Studies at American University; and Hamid Mir, Executive Director of Geo News (October 6, 2011).

Financing Pakistan’s Blackholes: Discussion on the economic failures in Pakistan with Abid Hasan, former Adviser, Economic Advisory Committee and Federal Board of Revenue Tax Reforms Group Operations. Commentary from Mohsin Khan, Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics (October 4, 2011).

Challenges Facing Pakistan's Economy: Discussion with Pakistan Finance Minister Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, Government of Pakistan. (September 26, 2011).

India’s Energy Future: Discussion with Soumya Dutta, National Convener, India People’s Science Forum, ; Sarah Alexander, Manager, Innovation Department, SELCO-INDIA; Ron Somers, President, US-India Business Council; and moderated by Steve Kretzman, Director, Oil Change International. Co-sponsored with Sierra Club (September 20, 2011). (Photo right) Page 7 ATLANTIC COUNCIL SOUTH ASIA CENTER REPORT | 2011

How History Shapes India-Pakistan Relations: A roundtable discussion on how former military personnel perceive South Asia’s history with Tridivesh Singh Maini, associate fellow, Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi (September 19, 2011).

How Reliable is Intelligence on Iran’s Nuclear Program? Issue Brief Launch: Discussion on existing intelligence on Iran with Olli Heinonen, Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, , and former Deputy Director, International Atomic Agency Association; David Albright, Founder and President, Institute for Science and International Security; Paul Pillar, Director of Graduate Studies, Georgetown University’s Center for Peace and Security Studies, and former National Intelligence Officer for the Near East and South Asia (September 15, 2011).

The US Campaign for Reintegration and Expansion of Afghan Security Forces: A conversation with Brigadier General Cosentino, US Army, DCOM-Regional Support, CSTC-A/NTM-A on the importance of transferring responsibility to local forces in Afghanistan (August 30, 2011). (Photo right)

Mending US-Pakistan Relations: A discussion on how the United States and international community can better relations in South Asia with Senator Saifullah Khan, Chairman of Pakistan Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Kashmir Affairs, and -, (August 24, 2011).

Quest for Peace: A roundtable discussion with Afghanistan Ambassador to the United States, Eklil Hakimi on the prospects for peace in Afghanistan and addressed concerns about the ability of the Afghan Government to achieve and sustain stability post-2014 (August 4, 2011).

The India-Pakistan Security Dilemma: A discussion on major regional issues and charting a viable role for the United States with Dhruva Jaishankar, Program Officer for Asia, of the United States; Aparna Pande, Research Fellow, Center on Islam, Democracy, and the Future of the Muslim World, Hudson Institute; Moeed W. Yusuf, South Asia Adviser, US Institute of Peace; S. Amer Latif, Visiting Fellow, Wadhwani chair in US-India Policy Studies, Center for Strategic and International Studies; and moderated by Dr. Thomas F. Lynch III, Distinguished Research Fellow for South Asia & Near East Institute of National Strategic Studies- National Defense University (July 26, 2011).

Delegation of the European Union to the United States: A private briefing with Afghanistan Ambassador Vygaudas Usackas to discuss the role of the international community in Afghanistan (July 20, 2011).

US Department of Defense Seminar on Pakistan Human Geography: A private briefing with Mariam Abou Zahab, specialist on Pakistan and Afghanistan; Moeed Yusuf, South Asia Adviser at the US Institute of Peace; Ehtisham Ahmad, author of Effective Federalism and Local Finance: Fiscal Reforms in the Middle East, (July 19, 2011).

President Obama’s Afghanistan Speech –A South Asian Perspective: A session on the implications of President Obama’s May 22nd speech on the region with experts Walter Andersen, Associate Director; South Asia Studies Program School of Advanced International Studies at ; Vanda Felbab-Brown, Fellow, Foreign Policy, 21st Century Defense Initiative, Brookings; and Kamran Shafi, Dawn, Pakistan columnist. (June 30, 2011).

The Challenge of Religious Extremism in Pakistan: A discussion on the assassination of Salman Taseer with Shehrbano Taseer, journalist, Newsweek Pakistan (June 27, 2011).

Afghanistan in Transition: A discussion on corruption in Afghanistan with Director of Transparency International UK’s Defense and Security Program Mark Pyman (June 21, 2011).

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Crisis in Pakistan: A conversation on economic policymaking in Pakistan with Senior Fellow at the Center for Economic Research at the University of Bonn and the Asia Research Center of the London School of Economics, Dr. Ehtisham Ahmad (June 14, 2011).

The Other Side of COIN: Building the Afghan Security Force: A roundtable discussion with delegates from NATO Training Mission- Afghanistan (June 08, 2011).

Counterterrorism in Pakistan: The Civilian Story from Tariq Parvez, former Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Pakistan (May 26, 2011).

Democracy and Governance in Bangladesh: A conversation with former Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia (May 24, 2011). (Photo right)

Pathway to Transition: An update from the NATO Training Mission Afghanistan Deputy to the Commander, Dr. Jack D. Kem (May 23, 2011).

Iran Task Force: A conversation on Sanctions with Former Under Secretary of Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, Stuart A. Levey (May 19, 2011).

Water Conflict in South Asia: A discussion with Dr. John Briscoe, Director of the Harvard Water Security Initiative (May 11, 2011).

Private discussion with Lieutenant General Agha Umer Farooq, President of the National Defense University, Pakistan (April 21, 2011).

Afghanistan-Pakistan Stability: A private briefing for eight senior analysts from the Embassy of Germany to discuss Afghanistan-Pakistan security, local military and regional politics (April 1, 2011).

Strategically Lonely Iran Exploits: Opportunities for Regional Influence: Issue brief launch with Mark Brzezinski, Senator Chuck Hagel, and Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat (March 25, 2011).

Afghanistan and Pakistan: A USAID Perspective: Conversation with J Alexander Thier, Assistant to the Administrator and Director in the Office of Afghanistan and Pakistan Affairs at the US Agency for International Development (February 28, 2011).

A New Strategy for Afghanistan with United Kingdom Member of Parliament Julian Lewis (February 23, 2011).

Pakistan Six Months After the Floods with former Ambassador of Pakistan to the United States, Husain Haqqani, and C. Christine Fair, Assistant Professor of Security Studies at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service (February 15, 2011).

Learning by Doing: The Pakistan Army’s Experience with Counterinsurgency: A report launch by author Shuja Nawaz, and moderated by Damon Wilson, Executive Vice President, Atlantic Council (February 1, 2011).

The Future of a Negotiated Settlement with the Taliban with Abubakar Siddique, Senior Correspondent for Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty (January 20, 2011).

US-Pakistan Relations: A 2011 Look Ahead with Frank Ruggiero, Acting Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, US Department of State; and Vali Nasr, Senior Advisor to the Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, US Department of State (January 18, 2011).

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2011 South Asia Center Media and Outreach

Council Staff Date Member(s) Interaction With Whom Topic/Title 1/3/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder Arshad Mohammed, Reuters 1/4/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA 1/6/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Australian Assassination of Punjab Governor Corp. 1/6/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Canadian Broadcasting Assassination of Punjab Governor Corp. 1/8/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Al Jazeera English Inside Story - The US Defense Budget 1/10/11 Shuja Nawaz Op-ed Newsweek Pakistan "Déjà Vu, Again" - Pakistan in 2010 1/13/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview US-Pakistan relations and Zardari visit 1/13/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview BBC US-Pakistan relations 1/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Amb. Vygaudas Usackas, EU Special Representative for Afghanistan Interaction 1/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Ambassador Marie –Louise Afghanistan-Pakistan Interaction Overvad, Danish SRAP 1/14/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview () Zardari visit 1/17/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Geo TV (Pakistan) 1/20/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement New America Foundation Pakistan roundtable 1/20/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration David Lipton, economic Pakistan Briefing advisor, White House 1/24/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Arun Singh, DCM, Embassy Interaction of India 1/31/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed Foreign Policy "Iran Cracks Down While Egypt Cracks Up" On Iran and Egypt relations 1/31/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement USIP Pakistan Futures book launch 2/1/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Patrick de Vries, PolAd, EU Afghanistan/Pakistan security and Interaction Police Mission in Afghanistan ANSF issues 2/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder Jeff Goldberg, the Atlantic Article on Pakistan army, ISI, and COIN 2/4/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder Jane Perlez, NYT Raymond Davis and US-Pakistan relations 2/6/11 Barbara Slavin Journal Article Center for Public Integrity Struggle of Army Civil Affairs officers, (co-authored with Mark Benjamin) 2/8/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement RAND (California) 2/8/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Pacific Council of Pakistan International Affairs (Los Angeles) 2/9/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Pacific Council of Pakistan International Affairs (San Francisco) 2/11/11 Shuja Nawaz Op-ed The Australian Assassination of Punjab Governor, (co- authored w/Mohsin Khan of Peterson Institute 2/14/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA Raymond Davis and US-Pakistan relations 2/14/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Roger Hardy, Wilson Center Interview for his book on US hearts and minds

2/15/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder Adam Garfinkle, The National Interest 2/16/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview FoxNews.com DEFCON3- Multiculturalism 2/16/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed Inter Press Service "As Talks Stall with Iran, US Steps Up Propaganda War" 2/17/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Center for International and Pakistan Security Studies, University Page 10 ATLANTIC COUNCIL SOUTH ASIA CENTER REPORT | 2011

of Maryland 2/18/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Eric Lebson, NSC Briefing 2/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview National Post (Canada) Pakistan internal instability 2/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Washington Post India Pakistan trade 2/23/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Carnegie Endowment Strengthening Regional Cooperation and Integration 2/24/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Australian Broadcasting Lateline- Raymond Davis case Corp. 2/24/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA TV (Urdu) US budget cuts and aid to Pakistan 2/24/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder Josh Rogin, Foreign Policy 2/25/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview John Lancaster and Mick Documentary on Pakistan army Davies, National Geographic 2/25/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Mudassir Tipu, Embassy of Interaction Pakistan 2/28/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Cosmos Club 3/1/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement USIP Task force on Afghanistan and Pakistan 3/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Daryl Sng, Singapore Interaction Embassy 3/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Danish Intelligence Pakistan Interaction 3/4/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Pentagon Fed Forum Report on Pakistan COIN study Briefing 3/4/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview CFR Podcast- US-Pakistan intelligence relations 3/8/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed Foreign Policy "The Shark Stops Swimming" – Rafsanjani ousting in Iran 3/15/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Times of India 3/15/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Indian Army Headquarters, Centre for Land Warfare Analysis (CLAWS) 3/15/11 Mark Brzezinski TV/Radio Interview MSNBC's Morning Joe Saudi and Iranian Influence in Bahrain 3/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview CNN IBN 3/24/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Chief of Pakistan Army Interaction 3/25/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Head of Pakistan Interaction Intelligence 3/28/11 Shikha Bhatnagar Other Interview VOA Women in South Asia 4/1/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government German Embassy Afghan-Pakistan relations Interaction 4/6/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview BBC Urdu Service White House report to Congress on Pakistan 4/6/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview DUNYA TV Pakistan US report to Congress on Pakistan's fight against Taliban 4/6/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Geo TV (Pakistan) US/Pakistan 4/11/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Publication Pakistan: Beyond the 'Crisis Army and Politics State' 4/11/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Al Jazeera English US-Pakistan Intelligence Imbroglio 4/12/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview BBC Urdu Service Intelligence issues - US and Pakistan 4/12/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Fox News Pakistan-US Ties 4/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Matt Rosenberg, The Wall Briefed him on Pakistan Street Journal 4/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Jane Perlez, The New York Briefed her on Pakistan Times 4/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement USIP "Who Controls Pakistan's Security Forces?" 4/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement USIP "Who Controls Pakistan's Security

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Forces?" 4/26/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA TV (Urdu) ISI 4/27/11 Shuja Nawaz Other USIP Task Force on Afghanistan and Pakistan 4/28/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement New York University Pakistan Scenario Conference 5/1/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Publication Chapter in Maleeha Lodhi's The Pakistan Army "Pakistan: Beyond the 'Crisis State’ " 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article Foreign Affairs US-Pakistan relationship post Osama Bin Laden death 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article Foreign Policy “The Bin Laden Aftermath: The Future of the US-Pakistan relationship” 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Express News 24 Osama Bin Laden 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Shaun Tandon (AFP) Osama Bin Laden 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview GEO TV Pakistan Osama Bin Laden 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Express Osama Bin Laden 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA TV English Osama Bin Laden 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Australian Broadcasting Osama Bin Laden Corp. 5/2/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Dan Rather Reports Osama Bin Laden 5/3/11 Shuja Nawaz Testimony House Committee on Threat to the US Homeland Homeland Security Emanating from Pakistan 5/4/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Military Times Osama Bin Laden/change in strategy for Afghanistan 5/4/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NPR Tell Me More Osama Bin Laden 5/4/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Huma Khan (ABC News) Osama Bin Laden 5/4/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview To the Point with Warren Osama Bin Laden Olney 5/5/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement AEI The death of Osama Bin Laden and the future of Pakistan 5/5/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Al Jazeera TV Osama Bin Laden 5/5/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview BBC World TV Osama Bin Laden 5/5/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview PBS NewsHour US-Pakistan relations 5/6/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Chinese Legal Times The death of Osama Bin Laden and Pakistan 5/6/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Dunya TV Pakistan The death of Osama Bin Laden and Pakistan 5/9/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Fox News with Catherine The death of Osama Bin Laden and Herrige Pakistan 5/10/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article New York Times US Aid to Pakistan 5/11/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview McClatchy US-Pakistan relations 5/11/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Zubair Ahmed Urdu service US-Pakistan relations radio 5/12/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Alan Freed Associates, Foreign Policy: India-Pakistan- White House Associates Afghanistan Seminar 5/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article National Interest End game in Afghanistan 5/13/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NPR Steve Inskeep Pakistan 5/15/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview C-SPAN Future of US-Pakistan relations 5/15/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview 's Breakfast US-Pakistan relations show 5/16/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article Foreign Policy US-Pakistan relations 5/16/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA US-Pakistan relations

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5/16/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview CNN with Jill Dougherty US-Pakistan relations 5/17/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement German Council on Foreign Afghanistan Relations - German Marshall Fund 5/20/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article Newsweek Pakistan Paradigm Lost 5/20/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview VOA US-Pakistan relations 5/21/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Publication Dawn No more business as usual 5/24/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Session with Pakistan Nuclear issues and Pakistan’s opposition Interaction ambassador to the UN to FMCT 5/24/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Karin Brulliard (Washington Pakistan Post) 5/24/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Geneva Security Course Pakistan and Afghanistan lecture/panel 5/25/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Publication CGD “Beyond Bullets and Bombs: Fixing the US Approach to Development in Pakistan” 6/22/11 Shuja Nawaz Congressional Briefing House Democratic US- Pakistan relationship Leadership 6/8/11 Barbara Slavin Journal Article Inter Press Service US-Iran tensions 6/14/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article Foreign Policy US Pakistan Experts 6/24/11 Shuja Nawaz Journal Article Herald Exclusive Pakistan's Parliament and Army 6/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview New Yorker OBL raid 6/6/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview BBC Urdu Service US plans for Afghanistan 6/9/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Newsweek/Daily Beast Ambassador Paterson 6/16/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview LA Public Radio Af-Pak Strategy 6/21/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Christian Science Monitor US settlement in Afghanistan 6/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview TIME Magazine US-Pakistan relations 6/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Middle East Institute Pakistan's ISI 6/15/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Humanitarian Policy and “Beyond the Attack on Bin Laden: Conflict Research (HPCR) Implications for Regulating Future Military Ops” 6/15/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NPR Morning edition US- Pakistan relations 6/1/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Charlie Rose Show Pakistan Special Agencies 6/2/11 Barbara Slavin TV/Radio Interview VOA Radio Program Iran issue brief 6/21/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Dunya TV Troop withdrawal from Afghanistan 6/27/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Express News Afghanistan Strategy 7/10/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NPR US-Pakistan relations 7/11/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Minneapolis Tribune US-Pakistan relations 7/11/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Radio free Europe US-Pakistan relations 7/11/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview AFP US-Pakistan relations 7/11/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview The National Post, Canada US-Pakistan relations 7/11/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Dunya TV US-Pakistan relations 7/11/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview ABC Radio Australia US-Pakistan relations 7/12/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Security Clearance US-Pakistan relations 7/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Center for Strategic and “Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the Art of International Studies (CSIS) the Possible” 7/13/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Voice of America Zardari Trip to Iran 7/15/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview ABC Radio National, US-Pakistan relations Australia 7/18/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview WBAI Pacifica Radio New US-Pakistan relations York City 7/20/11 Shuja Nawaz Congressional Briefing Democratic Party Leadership US-Pakistan

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7/21/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Pew Research Western-Muslim relations 7/21/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview PressTV Pakistan, Afghanistan 7/26/11 Shuja Nawaz Testimony House Sub-committee on Reassessing America Grand Strategy in Foreign Affairs South Asia 7/27/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Global Post, Delhi Us-Pakistan relations 7/28/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Frontline Us-Pakistan relations 7/29/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Speak to group of US and Media German journalists 7/31/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Al Jazeera Us-Pakistan relations 8/30/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government DG for North America and Terrorism in Central Asia Interaction Oceania, Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs 8/30/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Terrorism in Central Asia Interaction Director General Central Asia, Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs 8/1/11 Barbara Slavin Journal Article Foreign Policy Iran August Shuja Nawaz Journal Article Georgetown Journal of Drone Attacks inside Pakistan International Affairs 8/4/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview BBC Pakistan foreign policy 8/15/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement East-West Center The Politics of Security in the Muslim World 8/17/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement CENTCOM conference Relative Importance of Pakistan Based Sanctuary to Afghanistan Insurgency 8/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Harvard University Grand Bargain on Afghanistan 8/1/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Department of Defense US-Pakistan relations Briefing 9/2/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPS Afghan Security Long-Term Challenges 9/5/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA TV Punjabi Militants 9/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Pakistani Based Terrorism Council on Foreign Relations 9/12/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Senate Chiefs of Staff Pakistani Domestic Stability Foreign Affairs Dinner Discussion 9/16/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed Politico Iran: Nuclear Weapons 9/20/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPS US-UN: Palestine's Bid For Recognition 9/22/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview USA Today US-Pakistan relations 9/23/11 Barbara Slavin Journal Article Foreign Policy Iran 9/26/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NPR: "Morning Edition" US-Pakistan relations 9/27/11 Barbara Slavin Other Interview Bloggingheads.tv Iran 9/27/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Carnegie Endowment US-Pakistan relations 9/28/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NPR: "On Point" Pakistan 10/4/11 Shuja Nawaz Op-ed Newsweek Pakistan US-Pakistan relations 10/4/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview VOA- Urdu US-Pakistan relations 10/5/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Interview on India-Afghan agreement The National Journal 10/5/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Speak on US-Pak relations at Rotary Club 10/5/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Peter Kirchausen and Jim Producer, "Ideas in Action" TV Show on Glassman PBS 10/7/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net Iran- Nuclear Issues 10/11/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview PBS TV Interview 10/12/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net Alleged Iranian Assassination Plot 10/12/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Lt. Gen. Kasdorf, Vice Chief Briefing of Staff (Army)

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10/13/11 Shikha Bhatnagar CEO/Corporate Briefing Rajiv Laroia Funder 10/13/11 Shikha Bhatnagar Other MJ Akbar Leading Journalist, India 10/13/11 Barbara Slavin TV/Radio Interview NPR: The Diane Rehm Show Iran 10/14/11 Shikha Bhatnagar CEO/Corporate Briefing Samir Saran Vice President, Observer Research Foundation India 10/14/11 Shikha Bhatnagar Foreign Government Shahid Malik and Abrar Interaction Hashmi Pakistan Ambassador to India; Advisor to Malik on Water 10/14/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement South Asia Institute at Pakistan Columbia University 10/17/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Foreign Policy US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Pakistan 10/17/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview John Lancaster (journalist) on Pakistan Oral History project 10/18/11 Shikha Bhatnagar CEO/Corporate Briefing Nehal Sanghavi COO, Gateway Foundation, India 10/18/11 Shikha Bhatnagar CEO/Corporate Briefing Neelam Deo Director, Gateway Foundation, India 10/18/11 Shikha Bhatnagar CEO/Corporate Briefing Manjeet Kripalani Executive Director of Gateway; former India Bureau Chief of Businessweek 10/18/11 Shikha Bhatnagar CEO/Corporate Briefing Bunty Chand Exec Director, Asia Society, India 10/18/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Dunya News TV US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Pakistan 10/19/11 Barbara Slavin Journal Article Foreign Policy Iran's Human Rights Record 10/20/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Afghan Ambassador Hakimi Afghanistan-Pakistan relations Interaction 10/21/11 Shikha Bhatnagar Foreign Government Suresh Prabhu MP of Rajapur, India Interaction 10/21/11 Shuja Nawaz Op-ed Newsweek Pakistan Pakistan 10/24/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net Iran’s relations with the Obama Administration 10/26/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net US-North Korea relations 10/27/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Pam Constable and Richard Leiby Washington post 10/28/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement National Collegiate Security Conference Committee 11/1/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Louis Ritzinger Reg Georgetown Interview 11/1/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement IMF Retiree speaker Pakistan and International Security Issues 11/4/11 Shikha Bhatnagar Foreign Government Jaswant Singh MP of Darjeeling (BJP), India Interaction 11/4/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Pentagon Federated Forum “End Game in Afghanistan” Briefing 11/8/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Department of Defense National US-Pakistan relations Security Studies Program, GWU 11/8/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed Politico “Iran Nuclear Threat: What’s Next?”

11/9/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net Iran Nuclear Watchdog Details Pre-2003 Weapons Research 11/10/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder Voice of America US-Pakistan relations

11/15/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Nilanthi Samaranayake Center for Naval Analyses

11/16/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net “Beginning of the End for Assad?”

11/16/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention National Iranian American Iran Sanctions Council 11/16/11 Shuja Nawaz Other The Rotary Club Cherry Tree Planting in Honor of Shuja Nawaz Page 15 ATLANTIC COUNCIL SOUTH ASIA CENTER REPORT | 2011

11/20/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government India-Pak Track 2 Dialogue Interaction 11/22/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net “US Ratchets Up Economic Pressure on Iran” 11/23/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention AP “Pakistan names new US envoy after memo scandal” 11/23/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Express News “Negotiations between Taliban Fighters and Pakistan Government” 11/25/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview BBC 4 US-Pakistan relations 11/26/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview CNN IBN “Did the US Fail India in Preventing the Mumbai Terror Attacks?” 11/26/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Brookings Institute Panelist for the launch of Instant City: Life and Death in Karachi

11/27/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Reuters US-Pakistan relations post-NATO airstrike

11/28/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Inter Press Service "Washington Frets Over Pakistan Response to Soldiers' Deaths 11/28/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Background Agence France-Presse (AFP) US-Pakistan relations post-NATO airstrike

11/28/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Al Jazeera US-Pakistan relations post-NATO airstrike 11/28/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview PBS NewsHour US-Pakistan relations post-NATO airstrike 11/29/11 Barbara Slavin Speaking Engagement Israel Policy Forum The Iranian Nuclear Threat: Views from Israel & the US 11/29/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Diane Rehm Show US-Pakistan relations post-NATO airstrike 11/29/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration DoD SMA Conference 2011 Briefing 11/29/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Minneapolis Star Tribune Editorial: “US Must Rebuild Pakistan Alliance” 11/29/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Express News US-Pakistan relations post-NATO airstrike 11/30/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview New York Times US-Pakistan relations 12/1/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Nancy Hamlin, President of World Affairs Council, Rochester NY 12/1/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview World Insight, CCTE US-Pakistan relations post-NATO airstrike 12/1/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview GEO TV “Kamran Khan Keh Saath” 12/1/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration LTG Doug Lute NSC Briefing on US-Pakistan relations Briefing 12/1/2011 Barbara Slavin Media Mention Jewish Journal American Enterprise Institute event on Iran and nuclear power

12/1/2011 Barbara Slavin Media Mention The Huffington Post American Enterprise Institute event on Iran and nuclear power

12/2/11 Barbara Slavin Op-ed IPSNews.net Editorial: “Iran’s Growing Isolation a Dubious Win for the West” 12/2/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Dr. Shamshad Akhtar 14th Governor of State Bank of Interaction Pakistan 12/4/11 Barbara Slavin TV/Radio Interview C-SPAN’s Washington US-Iran Relations/Policy Journal 12/4/11 Barbara Slavin Media Mention Hamsayeh.net American Enterprise Institute event on Iran and nuclear power

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12/4/11 Barbara Slavin Media Mention Media with Conscience American Enterprise Institute event on Iran and nuclear power 12/5/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Publication Brookings Institute Launch of “Futures of Pakistan,” Chapter Contribution 12/5/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Publication Press Briefing NATO Bonn Conference Ministerial Meeting

12/5/11 Barbara Slavin Media Mention Campaign Against Sanctions American Enterprise Institute event on and Military Intervention in Iran and nuclear power Iran (Blog) 12/5/11 Barbara Slavin Speaking Engagement Japanese Mission to the Turtle Bay Security Report United Nations 12/6/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Foreign Policy Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/6/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention TIME Bonn Conference 12/6/11 Shuja Nawaz Other H.E. Osman Siddique 12/6/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Hanna-Leena Kortaneimi, Afghanistan-Pakistan relations Interaction Finish Embassy and Mirjam Krijnen, Dutch Embassy 12/6/11 Shuja Nawaz Corporate Briefing Sylvia Lee, Skoll Global Threats 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Interview Susan Ricketts Young Pakistanis Movie 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Knoxville Times Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Mangalorean.com Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention MSN News Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Net India 123 Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Ohio Standard Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Sakaal Times Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention The Gulf Today Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention The Sentinel Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/7/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/8/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention First Post Pakistani President Leaves Pakistan for Medical Reasons 12/8/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Center for Global “Beyond Bullets and Bombs: CGD Development Report” follow up on Pakistan 12/8/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Hadley Podesta Group Afghanistan and Pakistan Working Briefing Group 12/9/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Atlantic Council (ISP) US-Afghanistan/Pakistan relations Briefing 12/9/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder Najam Sethi and Jugnoo US-Pakistan relations Mohsin: Friday Times 12/9/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Backgrounder David Ignatius Pakistan’s current state 12/12/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government Ottawa Dialogue India-Pakistan Nuclear CBMS Interaction 12/13/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NPR Year-end Review 12/14/11 Shuja Nawaz Foreign Government H.E. Anna Karin Enestrom, Brussels Interaction Permanent Rep of Sweden to EU

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12/14/11 Shuja Nawaz Speaking Engagement Royal High Institute for Afghanistan: Prospects for drawdown Defence, Belgium 12/19/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Jackie Northam, NPR Pakistan relations 12/19/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Babar Taimor, International Young Pakistan Leaders project, SAC Center for Journalists and Pakistan Journalists project, ICFJ 12/19/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Sec. Wolin, US Department Pakistan’s economy Briefing of Treasury 12/20/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration Walter Douglas, CSIS senior Public Diplomacy and Muslim countries Briefing visiting fellow from DOS 12/21/11 Shuja Nawaz Other Rehan Ansari, Pakistani Young Pakistani civil engagement journalist and playwright 12/21/11 Shuja Nawaz US Administration MajGen Larry Nicholson, Implications for Afghanistan 2014 Briefing senior military asst to Dep SecDef and incoming ISAF 12/22/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Public Radio, LA US-Pakistan border incident 12/22/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview NBC Nightly News, Jim US-Pakistan relations Miklaszewki 12/22/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Al Jazeera 12/29/11 Shuja Nawaz TV/Radio Interview Jackie Northam, NPR US-Pakistan relations 12/31/11 Shuja Nawaz Media Mention Express Tribune Mention of Nawaz’ book Crossed Swords

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The Atlantic Council’s South Asia Center would like to thank the following supporters and partners for their contribution to waging peace in South Asia:

SUPPORTERS Carnegie Corporation Ms. Diane Christensen Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK Mr. Izzat Majeed Mr. Mian Mansha National Defense University Ploughshares Fund Mr. Moeen Qureshi Rockefeller Brothers Fund US Department of Defense US Institute of Peace

EVENT & PROJECT PARTNERS Sadruddin Hashwani, Chairman Hashoo Group, Pakistan International Center for Religion and Diplomacy National Defense University, USA Observer Research Foundation, India Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) The Sierra Club United States Commission on International Religious Freedom University of Ottawa World Bank Information Center

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