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...
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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...
Gaffney debates on Hugh Hewitt show
On Feburary 20th, media personality Hugh Hewitt hosted a debated between Dr. Tony Campolo and Frank Gaffney, Jr., President of...
Nuclear nonsense in North Korea
By getting back on the nuclear merry-go-round with North Korea, the U.S. has given Kim Jong-Il plenty to smile about....
Debating the anti-surge resolution
A U.S. Soldier with the Multi-Iraqi Transitional Team, 4th Battalion, 2nd Brigade, 5th Iraqi Army Division positively identifies and engages an enemy...
Evo and Peru: conflict over a terrorist
Bolivia's crpyto-communist leader Evo Morales is risking his relationship with Peru over an accussed terrorist. Why?By Nicole M. Ferrand Relations between...
The Threat of Terrorist Sanctuaries
By Eric Sayers. Mr. Sayers is a graduate student in political science at the University of Western Ontario, and is...
Terror’s North African front
While news from Africa has lately focused on the nearly-avoided establishment of an Islamist government in Somalia, there is another...
Truly “inappropriate” behavior
President Abraham Lincoln took a dim view of those who, during wartime, acted in ways that damaged the morale...
In Africa, a step forward
On Tuesday, President Bush announced his approval of plans to stand up a new Unified Command (inter-service military command) for...
What is at stake
Two trenchant articles in last Friday's Wall Street Journal shed light on the stakes should the Congress act this week...
Beijing strangles the internet
By Fred Stakelbeck The internet has become an important part of Chinese culture, with the country's increasingly diverse population embracing...
Playing by Islamofascist Rules
Islamic Banking: The soft selling of Sharia Law? Some two years ago Saudi clerics issued fatwas forbidding Muslims to play soccer...
The nexus of evil
By Robert T. McLean Fifteen years after the end of the Cold War, many remain surprised that a coalition of...