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George H. Wittman

George H. Wittman

George H. Wittman served in the US Army during and after the Korean War and, in the following decades, he became intimately involved in national security, global intelligence matters and international business. Along the way he managed businesses, founded public service organizations, and now writes prolifically. Some of Mr. Wittmans's accomplishments: President of G.H. Wittman, Inc. a family firm founded in 1885 to manage family interests in exploration, mining and international trade; Co-founder of The Middle East Newsletter; and founding Chairman of the National Institute for Public Policy, a non-profit devoted to research on technological and policy aspects of national defense. He is a veteran of forty-five years of international security operations and analysis.
by | Apr 15, 2011

It’s an old story: France wants to be recognized as a major factor in international affairs. French diplomats carry themselves…

by | Apr 8, 2011

The announcement was made that the United States had blocked $30 billion of “Gaddafi’s money.” Further details were not included,…

by | Apr 1, 2011

Just how dangerous is the Muslim Brotherhood? And if it is dangerous, just how capable is it of accomplishing its…

by | Mar 23, 2011

It has to be said: The international media too quickly characterize mob action in North Africa and elsewhere in the…

by | Mar 18, 2011

Observing Turkey is a more than frustrating experience. There is no difficulty in finding knowledgeable people who insist there’s been…

by | Mar 11, 2011

It was bound to happen. Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) had been embarrassed far too often by the Americans. At least…

by | Mar 4, 2011

The Mexican drug cartels up to last year had avoidedscaring the tourists: no battling in Cancun — at least not…

by | Feb 25, 2011

What is headline news in one country often is barely covered in another. In Moscow for the past several weeks…

by | Feb 18, 2011

Aung San Suu Kyi’s father was General Aung San, certainly still considered Burma’s hero of independence. The route he took…

by | Feb 11, 2011

In a recent column Yang Yao, the esteemed director of the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University, explained…

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