Russian threat targets Georgia, again

Posted by Matt in September 13th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Russia, Atlantic Treaty Organization, Bid, Consequences, Dmitry Medvedev, G2 Bulletin, Georgia, Global Tensions, Invitation, Joseph Farah, Membership Action Plan, NATO, Nato Membership, News Conference, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Pathway, Russian President, Russian Threat, South Caucasus, Threat Targets, Ukraine

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has issued a stark warning he will send troops back into Georgia should NATO invite the south Caucasus country to join, but this time he promised the consequences “could be much worse,” according to a report from Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin.
At a news conference, Medvedev said having Georgia join the North [...]

A new world order: The week Russia flexed its military muscle

Posted by Matt in August 19th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Russia, Balance Of Power, Caucasus Mountains, Conflict, Consequences, Decade, Diplomatic Editor, Georgia, Georgian Government, Military Muscle, moscow, New World Order, Penketh, Russia, War In Europe

A six-day conflict in the Caucasus mountains has transformed the international balance of power, with Russia now looking stronger than ever. But what sparked it? Diplomatic Editor Anne Penketh reveals how the Georgian government walked straight into a trap set by Moscow – and considers the consequences of the first war in Europe for a [...]

Nuclear-armed Iran changes world

Posted by Matt in July 4th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Iran, Nuclear, Consequences, Countries, Defence Department, Egypt, Global Sponsor, Hamas, hezbollah, Indian Subcontinent, Iran, Israel, Israel Should Be Wiped Off The Map, Middle East Experts, Nuclear Programs, Player Situation, Russia, Saudi-Arabia, Terrorism, Turkey

The consequences of a nuclear-armed Iran are obvious. Its leaders are theologically motivated and believe Israel should be wiped off the map. It is the chief global sponsor of terrorism through groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas. Middle East experts believe a nuclear-armed Iran would soon be followed by Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, and [...]

Iran to get ICBMs before missile shield deployed

Posted by Matt in June 24th, 2008 | no comment

Published in general, Agency Chief, Ashoura, Atom, Atomic Energy Agency, Ballistic Missiles, Breakthrough, Connecting The Dots, Consequences, Europe, Exile Group, Fuel Technology, Group Claims, Icbms, Intelligence Reports, Inter Continental, International Atomic Energy, International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran, Iran Iran, Iran Nuclear, Iranian Missiles, Israel, June 24, Missile Command, Missile Shield, Missile Warheads, Mohamed Elbaradei, Mullah, New Iranian Missile, Noah Shachtman, North-Korea, Nuclear Bomb, Nuclear Exchange, Nuclear Missile, Nuclear Program, Nuclear Warheads, Nuclear Weapon, Nuke, Range Missile, Shahab-3, Six Months, solid-fuel, Uranium

Meanwhile experts believe Iran will be able to produce inter-continental ballistic missiles capable of reaching Europe, and possibly America, by 2015. Some intelligence reports suggest Iran will have obtained the amount of uranium needed for a nuclear weapon much sooner.
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Connecting the Dots
The articles below show Iran developing the technology to enrich uranium, build a [...]

Washington Should Pay Attention to Russian Moves in the Asia-Pacific

Posted by Matt in June 13th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Asia, Russia, Afghanistan, American Interests, Architecture, Asia America, Asia Pacific Region, Asia-Pacific, China, Consequences, iraq, Preoccupation, Russia

America’s preoccupation in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars has significantly undermined its influence in the Asia-Pacific region. Much has been written about how China has attempted to fill the “American void” in the Asia-Pacific and to reconfigure the region’s geopolitical architecture, but little attention is being accorded to Russia’s new power plays in the region, [...]

Defusing Germany’s Demographic Timebomb

Posted by Matt in April 30th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Demographics, Europe, Berlin, Breeding Ground, Consequences, David Gordon, Economy, Family Minister, Gender Roles, German Family, germans, Germany, Germany Population, Germany S Population, Gordon Smith, Housewives, Neo, Pension System, Rage Against, Right Wing, Shrinking Population, Spiegel, Timebomb, Wing Extremism

Germany’s population is shrinking, with serious consequences for the country’s economy and pension system. Can Family Minister Ursula von der Leyen persuade Germans to breed? By David Gordon Smith in Berlin more…

SPIEGEL Interview with German Family Minister Ursula von der Leyen: ‘A Dangerous Breeding Ground for Right-Wing Extremism’
Rage Against the Baby Machines: Germany’s Neo-Housewives Spark [...]

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Russian threat targets Georgia, again

A new world order: The week Russia flexed its military muscle

Nuclear-armed Iran changes world

Iran to get ICBMs before missile shield deployed

Washington Should Pay Attention to Russian Moves in the Asia-Pacific

Defusing Germany’s Demographic Timebomb

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