Has the United States gotten any closer to defeating al Qaeda in the three years since the US raid on Abbottabad and death of Osama bin Laden? Who exactly is the enemy we're targeting?
On April 24, AEI will host a luncheon event to discuss why we're not seeing lasting success against al Qaeda. This event will coincide with the release of a new report by AEI's Mary Habeck, which analyzes why current national security policy is failing to stop the advancement of al Qaeda and its affiliates and what the US can do to develop a successful strategy to defeat this enemy.
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Getting it Right: A better strategy to defeat al Qaeda
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