What the Rand Corporation’s Bruce Bennett projected has ceased to seem far-fetched.
Reality catching up with North Korean war game
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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Sudan, China, Oman release prisoners for international cred
Khartoum is part of a recent cluster of autocratic states using prisoner releases as political cosmetics.
Kenyatta swearing-in to cap disastrous ICC run
The scene will mark the low point in what has been a brutal stretch for the Court.
Assad’s kidnapping decree kabuki and Syria’s sectarian threat
Assad’s kidnapping decree is meant to ease fears among his supporters about a kidnapping phenomenon increasingly driven by sectarian rivalries among the local population.
Comedian’s arrest risky bet for Egypt’s Brotherhood
This latest piece of Morsi’s crackdown against media detractors has given his opponents a serious window of opportunity.
E.U. dangles membership carrot in front of Serbia
That Brussels is using E.U. membership to leverage a resolution to Serbia-Kosovo tensions is hardly surprising. Indeed, it’s been doing so throughout the Balkans for the past decade, albeit to varying success.
Dirty Russian money looks for new laundries after Cyprus
For many of the gangsters and underworld financiers who treated Nicosia as another stop on their laundry routes, new havens are an urgent necessity.
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