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Topics: Russia, Moscow, Vladimir Putin, United States, Dmitry Medvedev
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Articles Written by: GEORGE H. WITTMAN
It seems inconceivable that the gorge known as the Khyber Pass
which was such a danger to British supply lines in the 19th
century days of the Raj is once again just as dangerous in the
21st century. The trucking companies complain they are forced ...
From GEORGE H. WITTMAN,
American Spectator,
20 Nov 2009
The European Union wants to have a president. It doesn't
matter that it already has a president of the European
Commission. The EU believes it needs a bona fide "president."
Toward what end is not clear.
At this moment European power brokers are ...
From GEORGE H. WITTMAN,
American Spectator,
13 Nov 2009
The insurance companies won't tell you; the shipping
companies won't tell you; and, of course, the Somali pirates
don't say a word. What is not talked about
is the amount of money being made by the Somali piracy
entrepreneurs -- and then what they ...
What exactly did Western leaders and pundits think would happen
as Russia regained economic stability and again gained leverage
in the world of international politics? What did they think would
be the outcome of a weakened United States undercut by ...
From GEORGE H. WITTMAN,
American Spectator,
30 Oct 2009
In honor of China's 60th anniversary of Communist rule a
massive and colorful parade recently was held in Beijing. A
panoply of weapons was displayed as thousands of carefully chosen
military cadre in tailored uniforms goose-stepped through ...
From GEORGE H. WITTMAN,
American Spectator,
16 Oct 2009
While there is great speculation on whether or not Iran
will achieve the ability to create deliverable nuclear weapons in
various time frames, the reality is that Iran's leaders are
wallowing in the attention they receive as key players in global ...
In the spring of 2012 there will be a national election in
Russia. Long before that a decision will be made as to who will
be the next president and prime minister. The higher ranking of
these jobs surely is going to be held by Vladimir ...
The war in Afghanistan began with clear ambitions: U.S. forces,
subsequently aided by Western allies, sought to kill or capture
al Qaeda militants who had used the country as a sanctuary. To
accomplish this the United States would drive the radical ...
From GEORGE H. WITTMAN,
American Spectator,
22 Sep 2009
An Agence France-Press photo of a comely, scantily clad European
woman sunbathing on a beach in Dubai while several Pakistani
construction workers pass by headed for the palatial building
sites in the distance tells the complete story of this ...
From GEORGE H. WITTMAN,
American Spectator,
18 Sep 2009
In general the Obama administration has been given a pass on
foreign policy and defense issues. Of course small gaffes have
been exploited for partisan political purposes, but serious
attacks on policy and tactics have been comparatively muted. ...
From GEORGE H. WITTMAN,
American Spectator,
11 Sep 2009
