No Substitute For Seriousness In Iraq
A recent weekend brought two very different dispatches from the front lines of the global war on terror. The first was a tale of tactical success; the second a narrative of strategic failure.
A recent weekend brought two very different dispatches from the front lines of the global war on terror. The first was a tale of tactical success; the second a narrative of strategic failure.
India eyeing larger presence in Andamans;
Sri Lanka to launch war crimes investigation;
Maldives President visits Pakistan;
Beijing wants cooperation from Delhi on Indian ocean mining;
Taliban launches attacks on Badakhshan  
The U.S. government's vast apparatus for data collection touches every aspect of human activity. But how can a system that seemingly has the capability to know absolutely everything still get major events so wrong?
Britain's Jihadis return home;
Pushback in Tunisia;
How the Islamic state is sneaking into Europe;
The Islamic State's resilient terror economy;
In the Sahara, cracks in Islamist identification;
Australia's hard line  
Beijing reverses on price controls for prescription drugs;
Chinese lakes drying up at unprecedented rate