AFRICOM’s first war: US led offensive in Somalia
Over 43 people have been killed in the Somali capital of Mogadishu in two days of fighting between Shabab (al-Shabaab) insurgent forces, who on March 10 advanced to within one mile of the nation’s presidential palace, and troops of the U.S.-backed Transitional Federal Government. The fighting has just begun.
America’s Aerial Assassins
US, NATO Intensify War Games Around Russia’s Perimeter
Panic at the US FED or Back to Normalcy?
U.S. Black Sea Military Buildup Could Trigger Missile War
A militarized Europe, globalized NATO
Britain may provoke new conflict with Argentina
The Uranium Coup
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US-Israeli Diplomatic Spat

Although abortive ‘proximity talks’ between Israel and the Palestinian Authority were unlikely to bear fruit, the Netanyahu government’s recent brazenness when dealing with Washington will have consequences for both sides of US-Israeli relations.

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British Economic Crisis
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Iraq Elections
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ISI and the Afghan Taliban
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Euro Financial Crisis
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al-Shabab in Somalia
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PLA Navy
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Taliban talks
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International Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime
This backgrounder will examine the international nuclear nonproliferation regime; specifically the origins, benefits, and drawbacks of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT).  Increasingly obvious loopholes and a looming NPT review conference in May are coming together to make 2010 a watershed year for the nuclear nonproliferation regime.
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American Decline
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Iran's reform movement
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U.S. military bases: a global footprint
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The Taiwan conflict
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AFRICOM and America's global military agenda
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BRIC countries: energy security report
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The Pakistan Taliban
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