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Iran's regime resorts to stall tactics again

The rapist-murderous Iranian regime is at it again resorting to its old

Musings on India

A combination of recent events caught my attention that led to a few brief thoughts on India I wanted to share.

Assessing Foreign Strategy in Afghanistan

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In preparation for a policy memo on the War in Afghanistan, the editorial staff of Atlantic-Community.org would like your feedback.

One year of failure on Iran

Robert D. Kaplan urges Obama to be more like President Reagan in supporting the Iranian protesters.

12-7-41: 68 years since Pearl Harbor

68 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor, what is happening to the relationship between the US and Japan?

Tis the Season to Learn About Chocolate

Before you decide to purchase some holiday chocolate, you might want to re consider your dessert and treat options this season.

Stop Rape Now

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Mexico’s Drug War: Our Newest National Security Threat?

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A five year old boy killed by a shot of acid to the heart. Bodies dissolving in vats of chemicals. Plastic bags containing severed heads dumped in shopping centers.

The Next Act In Ukraine's Political Soap Opera

It was all suppose to turn out so differently.  The Orange Revolution, was suppose to be the birth of a true and lasting democracy in Ukraine, a peaceful uprising in late 2004 against what wer

Are You Aware?

November is adoption awareness month and for many people around the globe this is a non event.

CongressCamp: Where the Hill Meets Web 2.0

Reprinted by the author from Forum One's Influence Blog.

Federal CIO Council Seeks to Advance Trustworthy Social Media

Reprinted by the author from Forum One's Influence Blog.

In the absence of social media compliance and regulatory standards, social networking technologies face increased scrutiny in both the government and commercial sectors. While many government leaders and corporate executives recognize the ability for social media to enable organizations to “tap into the vast amounts of knowledge … in communities across the country” and around the world, many organizations (especially ones with Enterprise IT Departments) harbor serious reservations with respect to workplace use of external social networking sites by employees:

Foreign Policy's Twitterati 100

Foreign Policy Magazine came up with the top 100 hundred twitter users that you should follow if you are interested in foreign policies.

Still globally engaged: YPFP's annual conference well received by all

I have recently received several inquiries about the YPFP's second annual conference held this past March.  In response, I am posting the article I wrote for YPFP Wire covering the event.&nbsp

Greeting Readers and Fellow Globetrotters!

 We are proud to introduce the 3rd issue of Global Dispatch!

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