Al-Shabaab’s Mogadishu Retreat – Analysis
By Robin Simcox Al-Shabaab was formerly part of the youth and military wing of the Islamic Courts Union, a group
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Articles by The Henry Jackson Society:
Responsibility To Protect: No Time For Triumphalism – OpEd
By Julia Pettengill Leading advocates of the “Responsibility to Protect,” the principle justification for the UN-authorized Libyan intervention, like Ramesh
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No Path To Peace: Potential Consequences Of Palestinian Unilateral Actions At UN General Assembly – Analysis
Writing in the New York Times in May, Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas declared that “this September, at the
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An Emerging Threat: Al-Qaeda In The Sinai Peninsula – Analysis
By Robin Simcox This month’s attacks in Israel were staged from the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt. Recent terrorist acts there have
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Eye On 2012: The Downward Slide – Analysis
By Donald McLean Just a few months ago, everything seemed to be going Barack Obama’s way. Despite the Republican’s mid-term
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Regime Change For Syria – Analysis
By Michael Weiss On 18 August, President Obama announced in a written statement that a 41 year-old dynastic dictatorship in
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Endgame In Libya – Analysis
By George Grant The events of the past 24 hours have been dramatic, but there should be no doubt that
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Visegrad Battlegroup May Be Step Closer To Pilsudski And Mackinder’s Vision – Analysis
By Richard Cashman The Visegrád Group, a consortium of Central European nations (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) was
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Trial Of Ratko Mladic Won’t Mean Justice Has Been Served – Analysis
By Marko Attila Hoare The start of Ratko Mladic’s trial means that the most important Bosnian Serb war-criminal, alongside Radovan
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The Return Of The Falklands Fight – Analysis
By Peter Cannon As Argentina has resumed its political campaign against the UK over the Falklands, the UK has become
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