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Tag Archives: Juan Zarate
Counterterrorism Czar Juan Zarate
In a forthcoming brief, counterterrorism and security expert Juan Zarate and DCFR’s keynote holiday dinner speaker, offers his five emergent security threats, based on an interview at the end of November. Not ranked in order of importance, they are: 1) The … Continue reading
Posted in Counterterrorism, Foreign policy, Middle East, Pakistan, Security, Terrorism
Tagged al-Qaeda, Juan Zarate
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