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The U.S. have finished the "war" in Iraq and withdrawn their combat troops.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.

What do you think will happen?

President Barack Obama keeps his word and increases his credibility
The insurgents will restart their attacks
Iraqi political leaders are forced to find a compromise
Iran will increase its influence in Iraq

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PEACE AND CONFLICT


Military cyber chief: Meeting the cyberspace challenge
written by: Jim Kouri
Jun 18, 2010

Cyberspace will provide "tremendous opportunities for the future, but also tremendous vulnerabilities," the commander of U.S. Cyber Command said yesterday ...more


U.N. Security Council approves Iran sanctions on 12 to 2 vote
written by: Colum Lynch
Jun 09, 2010

A divided U.N. Security Council on Wednesday imposed a fourth round of financial and commercial sanctions on Iran's military establishment, bringing to ...more

India's paradox and ambiguity in nuclear affairs
written by: Balaji Chandramohan
May 19, 2010

One of paradox of India's post-independent foreign policy is its ambiguity which oscillates between nuclear disarmament and deterrence. This gets highlighted ...more




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An Article that gives an Amazing Insight into Radical Islamism, its Western Coddlers and its Cures
written by: Barry Rubin
Dec 10, 2009

This is perhaps the best newspaper article I've ever read on the phenomenon of radical Islamists in Europe, written from the point of view of those who have left the movement and now discuss how they felt and what they did. Well worth reading. It is by Johann Hari and entitled, "Renouncing Islamism: To the brink and back again."

Nobel Geopolitics
written by: George Friedman
Oct 13, 2009

U.S. President Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize last week. Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, established the prize, which was to be awarded to the person who has accomplished "the most or the best work for fraternity among nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and ...more


New York Times Global Economic Forum to Expand Permanently
written by: Edmund Andrews
Sep 25, 2009

PITTSBURGH - President Obama will announce Friday that the once elite club of rich industrial nations known as the Group of 7 will be permanently replaced as a global forum for economic policy by the much broader Group of 20 that includes China, Brazil, India and other fast-growing developing countries, ...more


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NATO's new Strategic Concept
Peace and Conflict
We must welcome tolerant patriotism, while containing and combating nationalism and chauvinism.
 
For each conflict we need a holistic formula for peace based on diplomacy plus power plus reconciliation.
 
A war is not won until the defeated enemy has been turned into a friend.
 
If you look at it objectively, plain violence and raw power are necessary to check wild, untamed fanatics.
 
There can be no diplomacy without the threat of power behind it. Nothing works without power.
 
The lesson we must learn from World War II is that wars start by "provocative weakness" and the lack of a credible deterrent and a balance of power.
 



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