07/02/2006 |
Danish Embassies in Syria, Lebanon Torched as Row Over Prophet Caricatures Turns Violent
WMRC Staff | WMRC
Regional anger over the publication of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad turned violent over the weekend (4/5 February) with protesters setting fire to Danish and Norwegian embassies in the Syrian and Lebanese capitals, while the Danish government has urged its citizens to leave Syria and Lebanon immediately. ...
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07/02/2006 |
No tenemos ningún proceso de paz
Robert Spencer | El Reloj
La negación comenzó casi inmediatamente después de que Hamas se hiciese con el 57 % de los escaños del parlamento palestino. Associated Press informaba de que “Hamas capitalizó el extenso descontento de años de corrupción e ineficiencia de Fatah. Gran parte de su campaña se centró en temas internos palestinos, al tiempo que rebajaba el conflicto con Israel”. ...
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07/02/2006 |
Later than we think
Arnaud de Borchgrave | Washington Times
The man in charge of hoodwinking the Western powers about Iran's now 18-year-old secret nuclear program believes the apocalypse will happen in his own lifetime. He'll be 50 in October. ...
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06/02/2006 |
Who Is Really Oppressing the Palestinians?
David Meir-Levi | Front Page Magazine
How did the Palestinians reach their current tragic state? Are the Israelis responsible? What about the other Arab states and the Palestinians’ own leaders? What part of the blame falls on them? ...
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05/02/2006 |
Terrorismo y democracia en Perú
Alan Riding | NY Times
Dos cintas exponen los años de terror que vivieron los peruanos durante el auge del grupo Sendero Luminoso. ...
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05/02/2006 |
No podemos marcharnos, ni tras cien muertos
John Keegan | The Daily Telegraph
Tony Blair describió el fallecimiento del soldado británico número cien en Irak como una «tragedia», una respuesta pública apropiada, aunque sin nada de excepcional, al anuncio de una baja que se ha vuelto tan tristemente familiar. Recientemente me enfrenté a una noticia similar. ...
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05/02/2006 |
Intelligence intransigence
Bill Gertz | Washington Times
One year after Congress authorized the creation of a czar to oversee and reform intelligence agencies, the CIA, the FBI and other services remain largely the same, bound by ingrained bureaucratic process and culture, intelligence officials say. ...
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05/02/2006 |
Washington: CIA Sets its Technology Priorities for 2006
IntelligenceOnLine Staff | IntelligenceonLine
A research organization under the CIA's authority, the Intelligence Technology Innovation Center (ITIC) is paying priority this year to technologies aimed at improving the sharing of intelligence. ...
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04/02/2006 |
Lessons From The Bangalore Terrorist Strike
B. Raman | South Asia Analysis Group
1-Terrorists target human beings---combatants and non-combatants (civilians)--- as well as capabilities---economic and strategic. ...
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04/02/2006 |
Russia’s Foreign Policy In A Resurgent Mode: An Analysis
Dr Subhash Kapila | South Asia Analysis Group
Russia’s foreign policies in the 1990s, following the dissolution of the Soviet Union were marked by deference to the United States and Europe’s major countries. This arose both due to political and economic reasons. Politically, the “Atlanticist” school of foreign policy thought led by then Foreign Minister Koyzrev, viewed Russia as a natural ally of the West. ...
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