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The U.S. have finished the "war" in Iraq and withdrawn their combat troops. However, they are leaving about 50,000 soldiers behind. These soldiers are supposed to train the Iraqi army and police force.

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Brazil Superstar?
written by: Dr. Hubertus Hoffmann
Sep 01, 2010

Discovering the unknown is easiest when viewing from a great height: you see the bigger picture and don’t get lost in details. There ...more


Assassination Attempt on Pope Benedict XVI?
written by: Dr. Hubertus Hoffmann
Aug 11, 2010

No, this is not a new version of The Da Vinci Code or Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. This is a true cryptic story, ...more


DESERTEC: How could Africa's sun improve European Energy Security ?
written by: Philipp Brix
Aug 06, 2010

Energy Security for Europe has become a topic of growing concerns.

On June 21, 2010 the Russian government ...more




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Hybrid Arms Control Treaty Could be the Ticket
written by: Greg R. Lawson
Aug 05, 2010

Does the newly negotiated START Treaty between the United States and Russia compromise American security and/or the security of its allies? The answer is not simple for either side in the debate. It is this very ambiguity that will, and probably should, make ratification of the treaty by the US ...more


Nobel Peace Prize: Who deserves it ?
written by: Dr. Hubertus Hoffmann
Apr 19, 2010

In the Norwegian capital of Oslo, Dr. Hubertus Hoffmann, President of the independent World Security Network Foundation, had the privilege of an exclusive interview with Geir Lundestad, Executive Director of the Norske Nobelkomite (Norwegian Nobel Committee), in the old building and the meeting room of "Det Norske Nobelinstitutt" (www.nobel.no).

Ideology of Fritz Kraemer at the Heart of Wartime Policy from Vietnam to the Present
written by: Luke A. Nichter
Dec 05, 2009

Whether Vietnam, Iraq, or now Afghanistan, wars come and go, but the real battle is a philosophic one between two sects of conservatives. In The Forty Years War: The Rise and Fall of the Neocons from Nixon to Obama, authors Len Colodny and Tom Shachtman challenge readers to examine ...more


Alexander Haig Obituary: A great American General and Patriot
written by: Dr. Hubertus Hoffmann
Feb 26, 2010

Alexander Haig Jr. passed away on February 20, 2010, aged 85, and with him went one of the great American generals and patriots of our time, a noble man of strong will and character who dedicated his entire life to serving his nation and the good cause of freedom through a strong alliance.

The Importance of the Nation's Elite in Pursuing and Advancing the Value of a Free Society
written by: Alexander M. Haig Jr.
Feb 24, 2010

Fritz Kraemer embodied a complex mixture of classic elitism and self-effacing humanism, leading him to promote cherished principles rather than seek public recognition or personal gain.

Historian Walter Laqueur: A full Life of Political Education in Germany, Israel and the U.S.
written by: Dieter Farwick
Feb 22, 2010

An exceptional biography is the basis for an exceptional memoir written by the old wise man Walter Laqueur: "Best of Times, ...more


Muslim Faithful Outnumber Orthodox Believers in Russian Military District
written by: Paul Goble
Feb 19, 2010

Fifty percent of the soldiers in the Volga-Urals Military District who say they are religious believers now identify as Muslims, compared to only 40 percent in that category who say they are Russian Orthodox and another 10 percent who declare they are Catholics or Protestants, according to a poll ...more


Munich Security Conference: "2010 should be a year of action and implementation- no more excuses for delays"
written by: Dieter Farwick, Benedikt Franke, Hubertus Hoffmann, Michael Kueppers and Benedikt Wahler
Feb 12, 2010

Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger welcomed more than 300 guests for the 46th Munich Security Conference (MSC). Many of the topics that had marked the discussions of the past few years were also present at this year's event: the still elusive Middle East Peace, Afghanistan's ...more


Pure Fusion Research and Nuclear Disarmament: An Unholy Alliance
written by: Yogesh Joshi
Jan 16, 2010

President Obama has made the early entry into force of the CTBT as the cornerstone of the new administration's nuclear policy. The irony is that the spirit of the CTBT was subverted again, only a few days before President Obama's historic declaration in Prague last year.

On 31 March 2008, ...more


Saudi Arabia's role in the Broader Middle East
written by: Manuela Paraipan
Jan 16, 2010

Manuela Paraipan: Saudi Arabia adopted several counterterrorism measures to de-radicalize Jihadists.

What can you tell me about these measures? Do they seem to be working?

Dr. Christian Koch: The Kingdom has understood from the outset that ...more


Christmas & Holiday Season 2009: Moral Relativism greatest danger for true peace
written by: Dr. Hubertus Hoffmann
Dec 24, 2009

The greatest danger confronting our world is moral relativism-the great challenge to all traditional values, which ultimately denies every absolute value. No longer able to believe in God and without religious grounding, it clings nihilistically to pure opportunism and materialism.

The more ...more


Barack Obama's Realistic View of World Politics
Dec 11, 2009

It is our pleasure to email you the full text of the speech given by U.S. President Barack Obama at the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo on December 10.

Many people around the globe have asked themselves how a so-called "War President" can be awarded the highly respected Nobel Peace Prize. ...more


Choosing Between Compassion or Politics
written by: BrigGen (ret) Dr. Muhammad Aslam Khan Niazi
Dec 16, 2009

'The Belsen Trial', that I read second time recently, chronicles the circumstances and entire proceedings of the war crimes trial of Josef Kramer, the Nazi camp commandant at Auschwitz and his forty-four accomplices, wreaking havoc on the inmates that were generally Jews. The questions, also raised ...more


New U.S. Missile Defense Plans & Russia, Iran and North Korea
written by: Dieter Farwick
Nov 23, 2009

Our newsletter, Barack Obama's Decision on Missile Defense in Eastern Europe, triggered a lot of questions from our readers. For many, the political rationale and technical details of the 'old' and the 'new' systems remain unclear.

Barack Obama's Decision on Missile Defense
written by: Dieter Farwick
Oct 01, 2009

It was only one sentence: "The Obama administration cancels the plan to station land-based anti-ballistic missile defense systems in Eastern Europe." It was like throwing a stone into the water. The shock waves went in all directions around the world - and some will rebound.

It confirmed ...more


www.bertelsmann-stiftung.de The “3 D´s:” Diplomacy, Development and Defense
written by: Dieter Farwick
Oct 06, 2009

A comparative analysis of international strategies sponsored by the German Bertelsmann Foundation has been presented in the book "Diplomacy, Development and Defense: A Paradigm for Policy coherence," edited by Stefani Weiss, Hans-Joachim Spanger and Wim van Meurs.

The book attempts to assess ...more


AP photo US orchestrates Pakistan-India talks
written by: Syed Saleem Shahzad
Sep 30, 2009

NEW YORK - The foreign ministers of Pakistan and India, meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York at the weekend, did not agree on the resumption of formal talks between the countries.

However, their meeting - the first high-level contact between ...more


Real Men Tax Gas
written by: George Friedman
Sep 21, 2009

Do we owe the French and other Europeans a second look when it comes to their willingness to exercise power in today's world? Was it really fair for some to call the French and other Europeans "cheese-eating surrender monkeys?" Is it time to restore the French in "French fries" at the Congressional ...more


IISS 7th Global Strategic Review: "The New Geopolitics"
written by: Brig. Gen. (rtd.) Dieter Farwick, Dr. Benedikt Franke, Philipp Hauenstein and Benedikt Wahler
Sep 24, 2009

This year’s annual gathering of analysts and policy-makers convened by the International Institute of Strategic Studies (IISS) in Geneva had set its sights high: exploring “The ...more


opec.com Monthly Oil Market Report
Sep 15, 2009

This monthly report presents a useful overview of the dependence of the world market from the commodoty markets e.g.oil.
The world oil demand and the world oil ...more


Reuters Crime and Military: Russia and former Yugoslavian countries
written by: Siglinde von Lipkowsky
Sep 11, 2009

Preliminary observations
Criminality within Armed forces (AF) of Russia and ex -Yugoslavian countries is an issue of concern for NATO and EU . Nevertheless it is not sufficiently analyzed , at least not by academics . Media in Russia and in ex -Yugoslavian countries do ...more


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NATO's new Strategic Concept
The Human Codes of Tolerance and Respect
 

Look for men and women of excellency, encourge them, foster them, and give them lasting support in every way.Cultivate and inspire elities in our democracies which do not simply enjoy privileges but are willing to assume social responsibilities.
 

The greatest danger confronting our world is moral relativism
 

We should not adopt but rather shape reality- networking a better and safer world with imagination.
 

Let`s start a new global progressive foreign policy to promote democratic developments and to get rid ...
 

Freedom is the foundation for knowledge, development, and progress. Powerful countries are developed because they are free.
 

Only a genuine reconciliation policy between societies can bring about a true and lasting peace and lay the foundations of eternal peace between former enemies.
 

Isolate the negative elements from the peaceful open-minded majority in the Islamic World.
 

We need a new NATO Double-Track decision consisting of two equally important columns:
military containment and an active dialog with the Islamic cultures.
 

For each conflict we need a holistic formula for peace based on diplomacy plus power plus reconciliation.
 

Beijing and the Pope gain from the establishment of diplomatic relations
 

Broader Middle East

Nations and societies in the "Broader Middle East" should overcome secular schism, seek a kind of enlightment and regain momentum to reach the exsellent scientific, moral and economic of the "Glory past".
 
Americas / USA

A new U.S. foreign policy is needed including: brilliant strategies, imagination and creativity, excellency ...
 
China

Beijing could recognize three advantages through new diplomatic relations with the Vatican
 
Europe

Give more power to the European Parliament, including the election of “European Government”.
 
India

Improve your governance and administration, fight corruption, wage more decentralisation and privatisation, improve your ecucation system.
 
Iran

Stop the development of Weapons of Mass Destruction
 
Iraq

Three Strong Federal States Comprised of Kurds, Shiites and Sunnis Are Needed Now in Iraq with a Division of Oil Income - or a Bloody Civil War Is Unavoidable
 
Islamic States

A New NATO Double-Track Decision on Terrorism and Dialogue with Islam Is Needed
 
Israel / Palestine

Israel, Palestine and its Arab neighbors need common values, interests and goals: Peace is possible !
 
NATO

For the European NATO countries it is intolerable to spend 61% what the US spends but only achieve 10% of the US power projection capacit. The issue is not to spend more but to spend in a way that produces real European power projection capabilities.
 
Koreas

Both countries should mitigate the tensions and aim for a re-unification as a free and democratic entity
 
Russia

Russia has to realize the vital importance of further democratic development. It has to revive its own democratic traditions.
 
Terror

Terrorism is a menace for mankind and should find a world wide coordinated response
 
Democracy

Don't ever ask "What's in for me?" Instead, ask "What is good for my country?"
 
Human Rights

Cuban dissidents should follow Estonia’s example of establishing a “Free Parliament” in exile with the support of the EU.
 
Peace and Conflict

We must welcome tolerant patriotism, while containing and combating nationalism and chauvinism.
 
Religion and Politics

The understanding that reconciliation heals memory is crucial for the achievement of true peace between ...
 
Tolerance

China should enhance individual freedoms, religious and cultural tolerance and protection of minorities.
 
UN

UN must adjust the Charter and the structure to the "new world"
 



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