A massive army, as North Korea possesses, may have the same deterrent effect as nuclear arms.
An Arab Spring in Burma Requires Alliance Between Armed and Nonviolent Resistance
To approximate the results in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya, the non-violent resistance of Burma must let itself be complemented by the armed resistance of the ethnic groups.
The Irish Election: From Paramilitary to Presidential Nominee
Irish presidential candidate martin Martin McGuinness has even admitted on numerous occasions that he was a leading member of the IRA Army Council in Derry from 1970 until 1974.
Afghanistan: To Soothe the Militant Mind
A high-powered yoga teacher dreams of bringing the Taliban and Western troops together for meditation and yoga.
Yet Another Excuse for the Military to Favor Drones
U.S. Air Force stealth fighter pilots lose critical training time to mechanical malfunctions.
When a Clandestine Nuclear Program Is Good News
The United States is selective about which states engaging in nuclear proliferation that it condemns.
To the U.S. Government, UFOs Are a Threat to Its Sovereign Rule
The U.S. government views UFOs as a form of competition.
Gaddafi Took Knowledge of Where Bodies Were Buried to the Grave
Moammar Gadhafi’s death means no trial that could have been embarrassing for Western governments and oil companies.
More Isn’t Necessarily Better With Pakistan’s “Nuclear Security Culture”
Pakistan needs to take care that its plans to dramatically increase its nuclear security forces don’t provide an opening for infiltration by Islamist extremists.
As Predicted, Gaddafi Ended up in a Hidey Hole Like Saddam
Gaddafi came to Idi Amin in his hour of need.