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Category Archives: Latin America
Cold War Part Two is here
The recent news that two Russian Tupolev Tu-160 strategic bombers landed at Venezuela’s Libertador military airfield and “will spend several days carrying out training flights over neutral waters, after which they will return to the base,” signals, in my mind, … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Conflict Resolution, Europe, Far East, Foreign Policy, Latin America, Policy, Politics
Tagged Bombers, Cold War, Cuban Missile Crisis, Exploratory Mission, Harbouring, Implication, International Affairs, Latin America, Likelihood, Maneuvers, Matter Of Time, Military Airfield, No Doubt, Recent News, Russian Military, Russian Tupolev, Russians, Second Phase, Sphere Of Influence, Target, Tupolev Tu 160
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Crisis and Contradictions in American Intelligentsia
For quite some time now, I have often found myself asking the question “Why does the greatest country in the world keep making stupid political blunders in terms of foreign policy?”. The evidence of this myopic and sometimes disastrous political … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, Education, Europe, Far East, Foreign Policy, History, Latin America, Law and Ethics, North America, Policy, Politics, World Affairs
Tagged Assassination Attempts, Assassinations, Blind Eye, Careful Analysis, Corruption In Latin America, Dictators, Freedom Fighters, Hezbollah, Illegal Drug Trade, Institutions Of Higher Learning, Intellectual Class, Intelligentsia, National Conflicts, Policy Analysts, Political Blunders, Quite Some Time, Repressive Regimes, Research Fellows, Separatist Movements, Supreme Leader, United States Of America, war, Weapons
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Why John McCain cannot be president
I strongly believe that the country will be in another war a few weeks after Senator John McCain is sworn into office, should he win the election in November. That war will be with Iran, and perhaps, by extension, Russia … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, Europe, Far East, Foreign Policy, History, Latin America, Middle East, North America, Policy, Politics, World Affairs
Tagged Chris Wallace, Facetious, Fixation, Fox News Sunday, Iranian Regime, Irritant, John McCain, Kashmir, Kashmir Separatists, Latin America, Leadership Crisis, Nuclear Ambitions, Nuclear Weapons, Revi, Sarah Palin, Senator John Mccain, Senator Mccain, Senator Obama, Soviet Empire, Taliban In Afghanistan, West Indies
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Contradictions and Crisis of Failed States
The International Relations community has focused its attention in recent times on the growing cost of food and its impact on developing nations and the devastating effect the rising cost of food will have on the world’s poor which is … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Civil Society, Economy, Education, Europe, Far East, History, Latin America, Law and Ethics, Middle East, Policy, Politics, World Affairs
Tagged Afghanistan, Angry Protesters, Corn Flour, Cost Of Food, Crime Rates, Darfur Sudan, Developing Economies, Developing Nations, Downward Spiral, Egyptian Government, Food Crisis, Food Prices, High Crime, Home Mortgage Meltdown, Humanitarian Disasters, Internal Conflict, Iran, Iraq, Military, Mogadishu, Nigeria, Oil, Political Corruption, Political Entities, Regionalism, Resiliency, Reverberations, Rioters, Struggle, Traditional Leaders, Vital Natural Resources, Vulnerable Economies, World Economy
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The fallacy of the Bush Doctrine
The political pronouncements of U.S. President George W. Bush following the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center have collectively come to be known as “The Bush Doctrine”. These foreign policy principles were anchored on the declaration that the United … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, Europe, Far East, History, Latin America, Middle East, Policy, Politics, Uncategorized, World Affairs
Tagged Bush Doctrine, Citizenry, Democratic Movements, Draconian Laws, Ending Tyranny, Fallacy, Foreign Policy, George W Bush, Global War On Terror, Hostile Nations, Marginalized, Military Force, National Security Strategy, National Security Strategy Of The United States, Panacea, Policy Principles, Political Pronouncements, President George W Bush, Preventive War, Regimes, Stranglehold, Stroke Of Genius, Terrorist Groups, Unilateralism, United States Of America, War On Terror, World Trade Center
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