Articles tagged with: International relations
(C) cherrylynx
The Copenhagen summit is, predictably, currently drawing much of the world’s attention. Undoubtedly it should, as rising Co2 emissions threaten the lives of millions. To create a coordinated commitment to reduce Co2 emissions was the primary …
“Iran is not your typical adversary in the military sense. Its available arsenal doesn’t simply include conventional weapons. Rather it is their unprecedented influence in post-Saddam Iraq, their domination of the fragile Afghan economy and their support for Hezbollah in Lebanon that, combined with their nuclear programme, pose such a serious threat to the regional interests of the United States and, perhaps most notably, Israel.”
When the historians come to write the obituary of the outgoing Labour government what will they say was the greatest missed opportunity of their 13 year reign? The failure to overturn decades of British hostility to the EU.
(c) 2002 HowStuffWorks
The twentieth century saw considerable changes and developments, that much is obvious. When the Second World War ended and the Cold War began, Realist ideology evolved and became a prominent theory in …
It is 40 years since Neil Armstrong took his giant leap for mankind after landing on the Moon on the 20th July 1969. Unfortunately, mankind has stood rather still since then as manned exploration of …
(c) jurvetson
In the aftermath of the Cold War, America was crowned its ‘Unipolar moment’ and George Bush was to preside over a nation that had unprecedented power and legitimacy in a new world. A decade …
(c) President of the Russian Federation
American President Barack Obama visits Russia this week to discuss nuclear disarmament. His visit comes at a time when relations between the two old adversaries are at a low point …

