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All items tagged terrorism and preventionOpen Think Tank ArticlesJuly 7, 2011 | Special Forces - Strategic AssetSimon James Anglim: The study of Special Forces has largely been neglected in academic literature, but they remain among the most effective military tools available. Modern armies should continue investing in Special Forces to carry out tactical missions that conventional military units are ill-suited to perform. ... MoreFebruary 18, 2011 | Targeting Religious Extremism in PakistanEva Maria Krockow: The EU and US urgently need to shift their focus to terrorist threats in Baluchistan, the volatile Pakistani province bordering Afghanistan. Targeted sanctions will help to support the secular population against Islamabad’s clandestine radicalization policies. ... MoreOctober 6, 2008 | US, EU, Russia: Not a Zero-Sum GameFrancisco J. Ruiz: It is time to examine relations between Russia, the US, and the EU. With emerging global threats, there are areas in which these three can cooperate in defense and security. All three actors must change their policies enabling more collaboration on these issues. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesOctober 27, 2008 | Role Model for the US: IndonesiaWith much attention being paid to the US elections, it’s time people started to notice the elections in Indonesia, a nation that “clearly refutes the proposition that democracy and Islam are incompatible.” ++ Since 1998 – the year a coup ended three decades of authoritarianism – the country has undergone remarkable change for the better. ++ A thriving civil society must do more to ... MoreJune 30, 2008 | Cutting Trade Ties Sponsors International Terrorism TooTerrorist groups all over the world benefit from the support of governments. The US State Department draws up a special list of countries considered to be state sponsors of terrorism. Yet Daniel Byman says this list is not worth much. For one thing, it lists Cuba and North Korea along with Iran, Sudan and Syria. The first two countries have practically no connection with today’s international ... MoreCommentsJanuary 9, 2010 | I think, Obama was right when blaming systemic...January 5, 2010 | To be fair to President Obama, there is no...February 27, 2009 | The idea of terrorism as a global problem is...April 21, 2008 | How to stop terrorism before it starts? 1.... |
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