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Cuba,
209
,
292

Customs Union,
199
,
309

Cyber War
(Clarke),
76–77

cyber warfare

Axis cooperation in,
xvi–xvii
,
4
,
19–20

against Saudi Arabia,
75
,
76
,
77–78

against Turkey,
84

cyber warfare, against US

capabilities, imbalance in,
75–76
,
81–82
,
94
,
101–104

communications industry,
86–90

confronting,
103–104

corporate sabotage,
75
,
80
,
91–95
,
99

cost of,
79–80
,
103

energy security and,
89–90
,
89–92
,
91–92

extent of,
74
,
98–100

by Iran,
75
,
76

on military defense,
82–86
,
83–86
,
90
,
94
,
223

number of incidents,
80–81

on public infrastructure,
79
,
91–93

stopping,
89

vulnerability to,
19–20
,
72–74
,
76–81

warning to US via,
97–98

cyber warfare, China

human-rights activists,
94–95

Justice Department indictments,
xvi
,
xxxiii

“shirtsleeves summit” discussions,
73–74
,
103

cyber warfare, Russia

in Estonia,
95–96

in Georgia,
74–75
,
95–97

Project Blitzkreig bank heist,
100–101

Red October espionage operation,
99

Czech Republic,
172
,
293

D

Dagan, Meir,
229

Death by China
(Navarro & Autry),
188–189

democratic model.
See also
propaganda model

articulating the message of the,
273
,
275–276
,
282
,
300–302

commitment to,
278
,
295
,
297–300

conservative backlash,
274

contradictory messages of the,
260–261

promoting the,
297–300

rejection of, Axis and Axis-friendly countries,
xii–xiii
,
xxii
,
249–250
,
261–264
,
272–276

responsibility toward upholding,
xxxi–xxxii

Dempsey, Martin,
124

Deng Xiaoping,
190

Department of Homeland Security,
228

Diaoyu (Senkaku) Islands,
22
,
85
,
107
,
127
,
257

Ding Gang,
230–231

Ding Yiping,
106

Donetsk, Ukraine,
xiv

Donilon, Tom,
71–72
,
74
,
77

Doshi, Rush,
211

drone technology,
135
,
307

Duncan, Firestone,
236

Durbin, Richard,
170

E

Eastern European nations, strengthening ties with,
294–295

Eberstadt, Nicholas,
288

economic relations.
See by country

Ecuador,
185

Egypt,
xxiv
,
310

Eigan, Peter,
204–205

energy security

Axis agreements for,
x
,
xxviii
,
13
,
26

Axis challenge of,
308–309

China,
xv
,
66
,
126
,
126–127
,
128–129
,
185
,
200–201
,
204–206

Europe,
198

Iran,
51

Russia,
129
,
131

US,
89–92
,
183
,
197–198

Erdogan, Recep,
xxv

Escobar, Pepe,
203

Estonia,
75
,
95–96

Europe

Axis economic investment in,
27
,
182
,
185–186

energy security,
198

F

Fabius, Laurent,
xxvi

Fail-Safe,
146–147

Farage, Nigel,
xxix

FBI Illegals Project,
220–221

Fedorov, Evgeny,
182–183

Feinstein, Diane,
229

Fonda, Henry,
146–147

4+1 defense pact,
286–287

France,
xxviii–xxix
,
130
,
182

Franks, Trent,
149–150

Friedberg, Aaron L.,
30

Friedman, George,
278

G

Gabon,
205

Gado, Foumakoye,
206

Galante, Laura,
100

Gates, Robert,
xxiii
,
xxxii
,
82
,
83
,
136
,
148
,
307

Gelb, Leslie,
283

Georgia

Axis propaganda model, receptivity to,
252
,
253–256
,
311

elections (2012),
253–256
,
261

Rose Revolution,
274

Russian invasion (2008),
74–75
,
95–97
,
117–118
,
130
,
134

US credibility in,
311

Germany,
xxviii
,
8–9

Gingrich, Newt,
105
,
141–142

global power, new confluence of,
14–15

Gomley, Dennis,
223

Google,
94–95

Gorbachev, Mikhail,
5

Gorbuntsov, German,
242–243

Gordhan, Pravin,
202

Greece,
xxix

Greenert, jonathan,
123

Greenwald, Glenn,
73

Gregson, Wallace “Chip,”
133

Gu Kailai,
234–235
,
298

Gulen, Fethullah,
xxv

Gusak, Alexander,
240

Gvosdev, Nikolas,
244

H

Hagel, Chuck,
xii
,
xx
,
40
,
108
,
113
,
121–122
,
144
,
152
,
170

Hamas,
17
,
65

Han Chinese,
263

Hanemann, Thilo,
187

Hansen, Robert,
222

Harf, Marie,
6

Harper, Stephen,
186

Hayden, Michael,
264

Helprin, Mark,
120–121
,
142
,
143

Hermitage Capital scandal,
235–239

Heywood, Neil,
234–235

Hezbollah, support for,
17
,
35
,
45
,
57–58
,
60–61
,
65

Hezbollah-Israeli conflict (2006),
137

homosexuality,
262
,
270

Huawei,
92
,
93

Huiyuan Juice Group,
93

Hu Jintao,
82
,
125
,
136

human-rights violations

activists, targeting,
94–95

challenging,
297
,
299

China,
234–235
,
298

Russia,
235–239
,
238
,
297

Hungary,
xxix

Hussein, Saddam,
63

I

Ignatius, David,
xxiii

India,
12
,
127
,
193
,
228

infrastructure, cyber warfare against US,
79
,
89–93

infrastructure development

Axis cooperation in,
x

funding by China as economic strategy,
51
,
185
,
209
,
211

Russia,
61
,
65–66
,
194

Inhofe, Jim,
154

intellectual property, cyber warfare targeting,
93

intelligence warfare

Axis areas of cooperation,
4

CIA failures,
226–230

Cold War model,
221–223
,
233
,
245

domestic-security surveillance, China,
85–86

economic ties, effects on leverage,
230–233

Gorbuntsov assassination,
242–243

Hermitage Capital Scandal and the death of Sergei Magnitsky,
235–239
,
297

Illegals Project (FBI),
220–221

Iran,
135
,
223–226

Litvinenko affair,
239–242

military-intelligence failures,
135
,
223–226

Neil Heywood and Bo Xilai,
234–235
,
298

post-Cold War era,
244–246

PRISM program (NSA),
73
,
216

Snowdon affair,
xvi–xvii
,
4
,
19–20
,
72–74
,
215
,
216–218
,
284
,
300–301
,
306

Soviet era,
233

Tempora program (UK),
73
,
216

vulnerability to, US,
223

Winter Olympics (2014),
222

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty,
154–155
,
162
,
179

Internet,
97

Ioffe, Julia,
283

Iran.
See also
Russia-Iran relations
;
US-Iran relations

Axis and,
4
,
6
,
12
,
43–52

China, alliance with,
15
,
49–52

cyber warfare,
20
,
75–78

energy security,
51

expansionism, containing,
286–287

infrastructure development,
51

military defense,
50
,
53
,
55–56

nuclear program,
xvii
,
xxvi
,
4
,
15–16
,
46
,
52
,
52–55
,
76
,
145
,
154
,
163–166
,
166–167

sanctions,
15–16
,
46
,
51–52

Scientific Cooperation Agreement,
54

state sponsored terrorism,
35
,
45
,
55–56

Iran, foreign relations

economic,
27
,
47–48
,
60

Iraq,
xxv

military defense,
15
,
17
,
46
,
50
,
60

North Korea,
17
,
52–55

Pakistan,
166–167

trade,
46
,
50–52

Venezuela,
65

Iran-North Korea-Pakistan pipeline,
52–56

Iraq,
xiii
,
xxv
,
47
,
228–229

Iraq War,
30
,
31
,
284

ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria),
xiii
,
xxv

isolationism,
xxx
,
xxxi
,
xxxii
,
25–26

Israel

Georgia, missle sales to,
134

Iran relations,
45–46
,
163–166

military defense,
135
,
137

Syria, airstrikes against,
61
,
286

US relations,
294
,
310

Venezuela relations,
65

Israel-Hezbollah conflict (2006),
55
,
137

Ivanishvili, Bidzina,
254–256

Ivison, John,
190

J

Jacoby, Charles H.,
165

Japan

alienation of,
xxvii–xxviii

anti-Japan demonstrations in China,
248–249
,
256–260

economy vs. China,
193

energy security,
xxviii

military buildup,
xxvii
,
127–128

military defense,
xv

nuclear program,
154

strengthening ties with,
295–296

territorial claims/disputes,
22
,
127
,
128
,
257

US military in,
288
,
291

vulnerability to Axis power,
21

Jordan,
287

K

Kagan, Robert,
xx
,
xxxiii
,
108

Kang Pyo Yong,
144

Kapersky Labs,
99

Kaplan, Fred,
89

Kaplan, Robert,
113
,
128–129

Karzai, Hamid,
xxv

Kazakhstan,
12
,
199

Kerry, John,
6
,
38
,
216
,
280
,
283
,
285–287
,
302
,
310

Keyes, David,
143
,
279

Keystone Pipeline,
185

Khamenei, Ayatollah,
xxx

Khan, A. Q.,
50
,
55
,
167

Kim Jong Il,
229–230

Kim Jong Un,
xx
,
28
,
36–37
,
40–42
,
163
,
178