Sudan, South Sudan Need Demilitarized Border
South Sudan and Sudan can choose to implement the much-needed safe demilitarized border zone instead of heading towards all-out war.
Tag Archives: diplomacy
This Day in History: Eisenhower on Disarmament and Open Skies
Even though the Cold War is long over high levels of spending on armaments are not.
Street Battles in Yemen
A civil war will only plunge this already suffering country into depths from which it may never recover.
In Defense of Anarchism, Part II
Anarchism emerges as the only viable political philosophy for our times. We had better acquaint ourselves with its first principles since the movement is already well underway.
Richard Holbrooke and the Washington Most of Us Don’t Know
Few outside Washington probably appreciate Holbrooke's passing, and that's a shame.
Julian Assange, International Man of Mystery: Portrait of an Anarchist
A theory on what motivates the man who has captivated the world from his laptop.
Wikileaks’ First Casualty: Canada’s Envoy Offers to Resign
The full impact of revelation of diplomatic cables between the US’ ambassadors and the state department is yet to unveil.
Korea — Deja Vu All Over Again?
Once again the two sides of the divided Korea are close to all-out war.
Julian Assange Keeps the World on Notice
Assange and his organization, WikiLeaks, have demonstrated clearly that information and knowledge are the greatest weapons.
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