Kosovo’s stark warning
Kosovo's US-backed declaration of independence is deeply troubling. By setting a precedent of legitimizing the secession of disaffected minorities, it...
Year: 2008
Satellite intercept shows missile defense need
The Center for Security Policy commends the United States Navy for Wednesday's successful shoot-down of a failing spy satellite that...
Garcia’s two terms
Back in office, Garcia leads a transformed Peruvian nation. When Peru's Alan Garcia was elected President for a second time...
Peru: two terms of Garcia
When Peru’s Alan Garcia was elected President for a second time in 2006, I was perplexed. How could this happen...
Mugniyeh’s true legacy
It is quite possible that terror master Imad Mughniyeh was not killed Tuesday night in Damascus for his past crimes,...
“John Doe” telecoms
We interrupt this congressional recess to bring you an announcement: While the House of Representatives is vacationing this week, terrorists...
Tehran threat in the US’ backyard
While some world leaders are extremely concerned about the real threat Iran poses to peace, with Ahmadinejad announcing just recently...
The ever-shrinking al-Qaeda
By Bryan Hill Al-Qaeda in Iraq is deteriorating, and U.S. troops have the momentum. Looking for new evidence of the...
“Unavoidable” choice
Archbishop Williams calls for the appeasement of radicals Ironically, we all owe a debt of gratitude to Rowan Williams, who...
The danger of sovereign wealth funds
by Shaun Seifert Dangers emerge when foreign governments buy up American assets.Typically, governments hold cash reserves in their central bank as...
Russia extends a helping hand to Chavez
Closer, ever closer. Putin and Chavez are working against the U.S. The last 20 years of the USSR were characterized...
A teaching moment
Lost amid the national distractions of a Super Bowl and Super Tuesday, the clock is running down on an immense...
The State Department and Chavez
The Undersecretary of State for Interamerican Affairs, Dr. Thomas Shannon, once again expressed a positive attitude towards President Hugo Chavez...
The State Department and Chavez
The Undersecretary of State for Interamerican Affairs, Dr. Thomas Shannon, curiously expressed a positive attitude towards President Hugo Chavez by...
Grimmacing to victory, grinning to defeat
For leaders in democracies, perhaps the most difficult decision is to change course. Decision-making is hard enough. Revisiting decisions...
Terry Elkes Democrats
Terry Elkes - stalwart of the old-style Democrats. On January 18th, America lost a gifted corporate leader, generous philanthropist and...