Resurgence in need of restraint
By Jared Anderson Russia’s gargantuan state-run gas company, Gazprom, has been touted as the driving force behind the country’s economic...
Soccer and politics in Argentina
Our previous two articles on Argentina focused on the growing problems the country is now experiencing and there are voices...
Guilty knowledge
In recent months, a growing number of U.S. commercial banks, hedge funds and other financial institutions have begun promoting products...
The perils of Shariah-compliant finance
In recent letters to America's largest banks and hedge funds, Center for Security Policy President Frank Gaffney, Jr. has warned...
2008 Sacred Honor Award: Jack Templeton
On June 19th the Center for Security Policy celebrated its 20th Anniversary at the Metropolitan Club in New York City. In...
2008 Freedom Flame Award: Jim Woolsey
On June 19th the Center for Security Policy celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the Center in great style at the...
Beginning of the end of an obsolete regime
Visit the Americas Report blog at: https://themengesproject.blogspot.com and leave your comments Highlighted Story: "The Argentinian Crisis: The beginning of the end of an...
Amnesty ignorant again
This spring and summer, as part of their "Counter Terror with Justice" initiative, members of Amnesty International will be touring...
Europe after Lisbon
On Friday the 13th (of June), the news came through: The Irish had rejected the EU's Lisbon Treaty. Prophets of...
Foe, not friend
The United States is in mortal peril from a false friend: the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The peril emanates from...
Can Kirchner last in Argentina?
Highlighted Story: "Can Mrs. Kirchner Last as President of Argentina?" Word through the grapevine is that Cristina Fernández de Kirchner...
Carter 2.0
It isn’t too early to project what an Obama Administration might look like, at least in terms of its foreign/national...
Firing offense
When Defense Secretary Robert Gates summarily fired the top civilian official last week, the reason he gave was a grave...
Peace through strength in a globalized world
By Jonathan Altman With the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, the over 30 year long period of MAD...
War without end in Afghanistan
By J.P. Morris It is hard now to ignore the list of successes in Iraq. Combat deaths last month were...
Hindsight to augment our foresight
By Jared Anderson I cannot help but think that at least once during the past few weeks, Cuban President Raul...