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by Allan Topol

9 February 2006

During the past years, we have witnessed the emergence of strange positions in Paris’ foreign policy. Despite this, last week everybody was shocked when they listened to the French President stating that his country was ready to use the nuclear weapon against any country that would use (...)

"Bluff and bravado?"

by Arnaud de Borchgrave

9 February 2006

The threat of French President with regard to the use of the nuclear weapon against delinquent states supporting terrorism, has certainly been welcomed by the tough guys in Paris and Texas but it can not be seriously analyzed. The Jihadists, capable of breaking the glass of the Louvre Pyramid (...)

“Hemispheric threads”

by Eric Farnsworth , Susan Segal

31 January 2006

As a matter of common sense, the Summit of the Americas, held in Mar del Plata, Argentina and the latest presidential elections in Bolivia reveal that the United Status and Latin America have definitively discarded the tendency of the 1990’s. Some have already accused Washington of having (...)

“Ignoring Tehran Threats”

by Ali Safavi

27 January 2006

The reopening of the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz is the latest evidence of triviality of negotiations with the mullahs of Tehran, who only use discussions to save time for their armament program. The European Union has accused Iran of having documents about manufacturing nuclear (...)

“Not to Islamist Turkey”

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

11 November 2005

On October 3, 2005, the representatives of the European Union and the Turkey of Islamist Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet to decide if Turkey could join the European Union. For Turkey, not to mention Europe and the West, it would better if the European Union rejected the Turkish inclusion in a (...)

“Obseqiousness toward Putin”

by Andrei Piontkovsky

19 October 2005

George W. Bush was respectful with Vladimir Putin during the last meeting they had. This was an attitude the Russian president accepted with arrogance by just being polite or caustic sometimes with regard to the foreign policy of the United States. We have not seen such imbalance in relations (...)

“A German veto?”

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

30 September 2005

Years ago, pacifists made the following rhetorical question: what would happen if war is declared and nobody accepts to fight? Today, we should wonder: What would happen if the Pentagon had to fight a war and Germany does not give its approval? The possibility of the use of force on the part (...)

“A Common Struggle”

by Yuri Ushakov

8 September 2005

September is a sad month both for Russia and the United States. The world remembers the atrocities of Beslan and September 11. Both tragedies were provoked by abominable terrorist actions. The world should remember what must be done to fight such criminal acts and how a double-standard policy (...)

“Not the place to go”

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

7 September 2005

Karen Hughes works in Washington in the “War of Ideas” against the “evil ideology” best described as Islamofascism. Hughes’ starting point is that not all Muslims are adherents to Islamism and that to defeat it it is necessary to join forces with Muslims who reject the objectives of the (...)

“Iran, Al-Qaeda and the Nuclear Threat”

by Kenneth R. Timmerman

4 July 2005

Part I On September 12, 2001, the majors of the Iran Revolution Guards gathered in Teheran and started a meeting reciting a verse from the Koran: “He who fights Allah, will see Allah fight him”. General Ayahi applauded the terrorist attacks in the United States. He asked his friend - the head (...)

“Facing the Iranian elections”

by Elliot Chodoff, Nir Boms

27 June 2005

While Iran continues with its nuclear ping-pong match with the European Union threatening the regional stability, it also gets ready for next Friday elections. Teheran carries the flag of the Islamist democracy and feeds the hopes of the world on Rafsanjani, described as a symbol of hope and (...)

“Africa’s year?”

by Arnaud de Borchgrave

23 June 2005

Genocides (two in ten years), wars and insurgencies have distressed Africa since the days of hope for independence. Today, the Jihad combatants multiply in that continent. They are in two oil-producing countries (Nigeria and Algeria). Out of 400 foreign combatants captured in Iraq, 35% came (...)

“Time For Change In Syria”

by Farid N. Ghadry

15 June 2005

Revolutions are born when various factors converge. According to Professor Jonathan Adelman, three factors must converge:
– That intellectuals begin to denounce the regime’s politics. This is what is happening in Syria since six months ago.
– That economy does not work all right. And (...)

“Terrorism’s executioner”

by Louis Rene Beres

9 June 2005

Our world is “normally” silent in the face of evil. Israel, for its part, is not to choose between silence or complicity of political terrorism, but between being a victim or resorting to the use of force. The use of force is not inherently evil, and it is even indispensable in (...)

“The Greenhouse Effect”

by Saad Eddin Ibrahim

6 June 2005

If everything turns out all right, the Israelis will very soon have left Gaza, but nobody knows what will happen to the abandoned settlements. To start with, those buildings should be destroyed but that doesn’t seem to be the top priority choice any longer and reflection is needed about that (...)

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