The fall of the Golden Arch Theory
Enriching tyrants doesn’t prevent wars after all
UK Parliament
The coalition of the unwilling
Western elites prefer not to fight authoritarianism
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What Red Line Tells Us About Syria’s Chemical Weapons
Book review: Joby Warrick’s book brings to life the history and reaction to Syria’s chemical weapons program and the difficulty in eliminating it.
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Qatar’s alleged finance of Hezbollah terrorist movement puts US troops at risk, dossier claims
There are nearly 10,000 U.S. troops stationed in the Middle Eastern country
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In victory for Beijing, Britain welcomes ‘high risk’ Huawei
The British government announced in late January it will allow the Chinese company Huawei to supply part of the United Kingdom’s next-generation 5G data network – despite the government’s own assessment...
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Ronald Reagan’s freedom agenda
Ronald Reagan was tough on totalitarians. On March 8, 1983 -- and to the chagrin of many of his advisors – he disparaged the Soviet Union as an...
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British Parliament to Debate Full Ban of Hezbollah as Terrorist Entity
The British House of Commons is slated to debate on January 25 a ban of the entirety of Hezbollah because of the Lebanese group’s terrorist activities. “Hezbollah is a...
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Confronting Genocide In Our Time
In my last column, I wrote about my gra...
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Britain’s Corbyn Is No Laughing Matter
"Few people outside Britain have ever heard of Jeremy Corbyn," the British journalist Nick Cohen ...
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Has the EU Abandoned the US on Military Action in Syria?
US Secretary of State John Kerry’s forceful push for European countries to join a coalition to strike Syria militarily, to deter its use of chemical weapons, is stumbling. France r...
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Assad Must Pay
It’s not just President Obama’s “red line” that Syrian dictator Bashar Assad has crossed. Civilized people have long set limits on armed conflicts. Using chemical weapons...
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Tony Blair: To Defeat al Qaeda We Must Also Defeat Iran
“How do you deal with al Qaeda?” former British Prime Minister Tony Blair asked rhetorically during a public hearing in London earlier this month. Mr. Blair quickly answered his own q...
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Galloway Deplores U.S. Probe of U.N.
WASHINGTON - A left-wing member of the British Parliament, George Galloway, named by Senate investigators as having been granted lucrative rights by Saddam Hussein to buy oil under the U.N. oil-f...