International Affairs

Are We Closely Watching Chavez?

Wall Street Journal APRIL 9, 2010 Time to Confront the Tehran-Caracas Axis By ROGER NORIEGA As Washington policy makers scramble to craft effective sanctions against Iran, they seem to have completely ignored Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s blossoming relationship with Venezuela’s Hugo Chávez. This strategic alliance provides the Iranian regime with a clandestine source of uranium, helps it

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Afghanistan – The Man Who Might Have Been ‘King’

APRIL 10, 2010 By ANN MARLOWE Kabul ‘Americans should know that in the people of Afghanistan, you have a partner. Not all of our people will be as disgraceful as some of your beneficiaries.” Abdullah Abdullah is referring to an April 2 speech by President Hamid Karzai that shook up even the normally complacent Obama

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Backup Plans for Iran

APRIL 19, 2010 Gates Sought New Ways to Curb Tehran’s Nuclear Program By PETER SPIEGEL As the White House’s campaign to impose international sanctions against Iran extends months beyond deadlines, some U.S. officials are pushing for other options to curb Tehran’s nuclear program. In one of the clearest signs of the growing concern among top

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Is Obama Naive?

Bowing to Tehran By Ben Stein on 4.5.10 @ 6:09AM There are words for national leaders who attempt to appease their enemies while at the same time shaming and humiliating their friends. One of the kindest of the words is “naive.” This comes to mind because of President Obama’s recent overtures to the terrorist state

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