Why Iran’s Missiles Matter
In the current debate over the Iranian bomb, the White House is staying quiet about its concerns over the regime’s progress on missile development. It’s the dog that isn’t barking.
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Eurasia Security Watch: No. 315
Saudis lead Middle East military spending;
US blacklists Egyptian extremist group;
Libyan oil conflict update;
Opposition says Assad targeting Christians
Russia Reform Monitor: No. 1889
Russia and the global arms trade;
Back to Cold War provocations
South Asia Security Monitor: No. 341
Boehner in Afghanistan to review elections;
UN denounces Nepal's alleged amnesty law;
Afghan protective guard dissolved;
India-China sixth strategic dialogue bodes "
broad concensus"
Rising China prompts spike in Indian defense budget;
Indian elites stand firm on no-first-use nuclear policy
Richard Falk And Reexamining The Palestinian Genocide
Richard Falk, the current rapporteur for Palestine of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), is set to step down in the coming days. Falk’s primary legacy will be his consistent hounding of Israel, which he has accused, among other things, of engaging in genocide and apartheid against the Palestinians. Unfortunately, Falk never placed the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in its proper context, nor did he properly compare Israel’s actions to those of the more serious violators of human rights, including Syria, North Korea and Sudan. He has thus made a mockery of the U.N. and done a disservice to the Palestinian people.