A model fatwa
The following is a thematic excerpt from Fighting the War of Ideas Like a Real War, the new book by...
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Latin America’s radical grassroots
The logo of Hezbollah in Venezuela by Dr. Luis Fleischman and Nicole M. Ferrand The emergence of neo-populism...
North Korea deal stumbles. Surprised?
When the U.S. inked a nuclear deal last month with Kim Jong-Il's regime in Pyongyang, many critics and strategists were...
Discouraging Profiles
Fifty-one years ago, then-Senator John F. Kennedy published "Profiles in Courage" – a chronicle of political figures whose convictions prompted...
Who put them in charge?
Since their accession to power in January, parts of the 110th Congress have been inching ever closer to direct confrontation...
Blunt truth about the surge
In spite of the surge's palpable success, anti-war legislators are determined to bring the troops home, the mission incomplete. In a...
Congress – undermining U.S. military training?
Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA).By Dr. J. Michael Waller A congressman who supported Marxist guerrillas who killed American troops in the...
Castaeda’s raw deal
Almost a good idea - Jorge Castaneda's political warfare/illegal immigration deal should be a non-starter.By Dr. J. Michael Waller Mexico's...
China’s developing environmental crisis
China's pollution problems cost it billions every year, but doubts remain about whether the leadership can muster the will to anything about...
Losing Latin America
This article, by Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX), appeared Wednesday in the Washington Times. Senator Hutchison is a member of...
Putin’s back to the future
It is becoming increasingly dangerous to be a critic of Vladimir Putin, the elected dictator of Russia. That is, as...
New threat: communism in Latin America
By Alejandro Pea Escluza Communism is surging south of the border, thanks to the work of lefties like Hugo...
A costly diplomatic error
It is dangerous and a mistake for the U.S. to appease dictators, be they tall or tiny. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's announcement...
2007: A Chinese space odyssey
Reports last month that China had successfully tested an anti-satellite (ASAT) weapon against one of its own antiquated weather satellites...
Doug Feith and pre-war intelligence
Anti-war activists and certain members of the U.S. Congress have condemned the behavior of former Undersecretary of Defense for Policy...
Scandal in Colombia – is Chavez behind it?
Colombia's Foreign Minister, Maria Consuelo Araujo, has resigned because of her brother's alleged connections to paramilitary groups. By Nicole Ferrand...