Since he lived not far from the World Trade Center, it was only natural that Canadian Broadcasting avail itself of his reporting services.
We Could Take a Lesson From Islamist Militants When It Comes to ROI
The tenth anniversary of 9/11 is becoming not only an occasion to take the national pulse, but to add up the figures spent on war.
100 Members of Hamas Arrested Just Before UN Vote for Palestinian Statehood
Hamas arrests by Israeli security forces would seem to indicate a severe setback for Hamas’s influence in the Occupied Territories.
How Can a Junta Survive With a Weak Army?
Burma’s military continues to increase in size, but most of the soldiers are forced to join and paid poorly.
Saudis: “We’re Killing Too Many Civilians in Yemen? Then Give Us Drones”
The Islamist specter in Yemen is driving cooperation between the U.S. and the Saudi government with its questionable human rights record.
China Forced to Temper Its Mercenary Approach to International Trade
It’s about time China started factoring into its decisions the impact of its international trade policies on the world.
To Whatever Extent Libya Is a Victory, It’s a Defeat for Nuclear Nonproliferation
States that may be developing nuclear weapons as well as those that aspire to may draw the wrong conclusions from the U.S.-NATO Libya campaign.
Christian and Muslim Extremists: Power-Mad Brothers Under the Skin
About the only difference between the Islamist far-right and the Christian (and Jewish) far-right is the tone.
Libyan Rebel Forces Continue to Detain Sub-Saharans and Black Libyans
NATO allies working to outmaneuver one another to secure oil contracts in Libya have overshadowed their “responsibility to protect.”
Will Obama Sabotage His Jobs Plan With Job-Killing Free-Trade Agreements?
In his speech Thursday, President Obama is expected to express support for previously stalled trade pacts, even though government studies predict that they would increase the U.S. trade deficit and cost the United States more jobs.