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Op-Ed: The U.S. turns further away from Israel

Disturbing revelations illustrate the growing rift between the Obama Administration and the Netanyahu government is becoming larger and wider as Tehran boasts about Israel’s abandonment.
In the Media by Eliot Elwar

The unconventional revenge of al-Qaida

Mounting setbacks and the loss of their leader, Osama bin Laden, has left al-Qaida rocked and reeling. But could a single attack involving Weapons of Mass Destruction settle it's score with the U.S. and return it once more to international prominence?
In the Media by Pierre Waithe

Rabbits make haven of former chemical weapons production facility

Takehara - A serene and isolated island getaway that has been described as enchanting, with a dark and disturbing past as a top secret chemical weapons site during Japan's imperial era, is now a virtual paradise for hordes of rabbits numbering in the hundreds.
In the Media by Pierre Waithe

A dictator's special weapon: Libya's mustard gas stockpile

Tripoli - As Libyan dictator Mummar Qaddafi turns up the heat on dissidents and a coalition of Western and Arab states commence bombing raids, looming large in the shadows is Libya's chemical weapons arsenal. An enduring threat and Qaddafi's weapon of last resort.
In the Media by Pierre Waithe

Powell's WMD source admits 'evidence' was lies

According to The Guardian, the source of some of the most damning allegations used to justify the war in Iraq has admitted his claims were fabricated.
In the Media by Joseph E Lovell - 8 comments

VX nerve agent scare prompts emergency lockdown at U.S. Army base

Salt Lake City - A missing vial containing deadly VX at a Army base in Utah triggered a lockdown at the facility until officials gave the all-clear upon finding the vial hours later.
In the Media by Pierre Waithe - 3 comments

United Nations resolution passed on aquatic chemical weapons

Halifax - A recently passed resolution by the United Nations confronts the complex issue of chemical weapons abandoned at sea. While Terrance Long, a Canadian-based munitions expert, features prominently in the passing of that resolution.
In the Media by Pierre Waithe

Anthrax Cases Found in Scotland and the United States

A string of anthrax attacks have hit drug users in Europe. 6 were sickened and three have died. An isolated case of Anthrax also occurred in New Hampshire, USA
In the Media by Richard Ivan Cronkhite

Obama renews sanctions against Syria, cites security concerns

Although the Obama administration seeks to better ties with Syria, the U.S. president notified congress of his intention to renew sanctions against Syria.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 3 comments

Bush laughs when questioned about weapons of mass destruction

In his last press conference as president, George W. Bush laughed when he was asked about the lack of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) in Iraq.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 2 comments
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American political crafts of policy ambiguity, other agendas and freedom to corrupt the Constitution

All Americans have done it when they were young. When they were at school and every morning before class, school kids...
Apr 2, 2012 by Bill Jencks - 2 comments

R2P vs Facades of Interventions

The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) is a relatively new international security and human rights norm to address...
Sep 21, 2011 by Ari Rusila

Here There Be Dragons: The Twisted World of Iranian Politics

In most of my reporting on Iran prior to the Green Revolution, my views on Iranian politics were very black and white:...
Apr 8, 2011 by Johnny Simpson - 1 comment

The Three Little Pigs' WMD

This just in. More nursery tale revision. I admit to cleaning it up a little for DJ sensibilities. Those little pigs...
Oct 25, 2009 in  Give A Smile A Day by skeptikool - 3 comments

RI's defense transformation

In recent years, defense forces throughout the Asia-Pacific region have begun to pay increasing attention to...
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