
George H. Wittman
From the public’s standpoint it was straight out of a Hollywood B Film. The bad guys of Russia’s foreign intelligence…
It may be a bit unfair to Chinese technical competence, but there is good reason to track the spurt of…
It was heralded as a history-making and one hundred year old tradition-breaking event last week when Sir John Sawers, the…
The Mexican drug wars have become an old story. Media of all types have given extensive coverage to the battles…
There has been considerable speculation behind the visit to Lebanon of Iran’s president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The generally accepted theory is…
For Pakistan’s military and intelligence community, the 2,640 km border with Afghanistan always represents a vulnerability to attack by India….
It has been referred to as Europe’s last remaining civil war. In 2009 more than 900 people died in fighting…
When in doubt journalists covering the Afghan conflict fall back on the old “corrupt Karzai government” line. This then is…
Whenever the subject of China arises, the issue of Beijing’s ownership of 21.9% of foreign-held U.S. Treasury securities (May 2010…
“Several days ago General Yuri Ivanov died while swimming,” reported RIA Novosti, the official Russian news agency. Ivanov had disappeared…