The New Yorker Tells Us What Happened That Night in Abbottabad When U.S. Navy Seals Went In To Get Osama Bin Laden
Read Here – Getting Bin Laden
Author: lookingbeyondborders
Strategic Error
When the Big Picture misses the point. Read Here – Foreignpolicy.com
Germany, the Scapegoat of Europe
The more Germany tries to save the Eurozone, the more it become the union’s scapegoat. The best response: ignore the populists, and keep on trucking, Sebastian Pfeffer writes in the European. Read Here
Drought Is Good For Business, Says World’s Largest Commodities Trading Company. Is There a Moral Issue here? Some Say Yes!
The United Nations, aid agencies and the British Government have lined up to attack the world’s largest commodities trading company, Glencore, after it described the current global food crisis and soaring world prices as a “good” business opportunity. Read Here – The Independent
A Revived Spat Between Japan And South Korea Unsettles the United States, Says The Economist
Read Here – History Wars in Northeast Asia
With the overthrow of Iran’s Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadeq by a CIA-led and British-backed coup d’état on 19 August 1953, the landscape of Western involvement in the Middle East was forever changed.
Read Here – The Economics of Overthrow – Studies in Intelligence
Why Washington Should Leave Regime Change To the Iranians
Michael Ledeen, Freedom Scholar at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, argues that both threatening war and continuing to impose sanctions are unattractive options for Western governments’ responses to the Iranian nuclear program. Read Here – Foreign Affairs
Cyberspace Is Too Important For Its Security To Be Handed Over To Those Who Want To Lock It Up
Shashi Tharoor argues in his piece in The Hindu – Read Here
