Sunday, July 6, 2008

Kevin Whitelaw

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McCain Advocates a New Go-Get-'Em Spy Agency

But his plan, a slap at the CIA, could create a whole new set of problems. more >>

Better Diplomacy Through a 'League of Democracies'?

GOP presidential candidate McCain pitches the idea, but it's not nearly as simple as it sounds. more >>

Climate Change Will Have Destabilizing Consequences, Intelligence Agencies Warn

The classified study looks at the national security implications of global warming. more >>

As President, McCain or Obama Will Face Significant National Security Threats

Both candidates would face perilous threats on Day 1. more >>

Dubai Rides the Oil Boom

With money pouring in faster than ever, the emirate's ambitions soar. more >>

Creating a Cultural Oasis In Abu Dhabi

Less flashy than Dubai, this oil capital is channeling money into arts, education and technology. more >>

6 New Dazzling Dubai Developments

Dubai doesn't do much of anything on a small scale. more >>

Abu Dhabi's Buying Binge

Flush with oil money, its sovereign wealth fund draws scrutiny and controversy. more >>

Dubai Recruits American Medical Leaders

Harvard and the Mayo Clinic are among the big-name institutions locating in Healthcare City. more >>

A Sheik Who Models America's 'Can Do' Attitude

In Dubai's shadow, Ras al Khaimah's leader wants a piece of the action. more >>

GAO Blasts U.S. Effort on Pakistan Safe Haven

A new report criticizes efforts against the terrorist threat from the border areas. more >>

A Prescient Warning About Saddam Hussein

In June 1990, U.S. News ran a cover story labeling Saddam "The Most Dangerous Man in the World." more >>

The U.S. Quietly Slashes the Reward Posted for the Leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq

The bounty for a most wanted terrorist is reduced from $5 million to $100,000. more >>

Myanmar's Military Dictators Obstruct International Humanitarian Assistance

Isolationist and paranoid, the repressive regime compounds the post-cyclone disaster. more >>

Political Obstacles Slow Disaster Aid for Myanmar

The nation's military dictators are wary of admitting foreigners to help with relief efforts. more >>

Saudi Arabia Tries to Rehabilitate Its Jihadists

The U.S. praises the program, although in other areas a Saudi counterterrorism effort falls short. more >>

Jihadist Questions for Ayman al-Zawahiri

New report shows al Qaeda supporters concerned about Iran and civilian killings. more >>

Trying to Cut Off Terrorists' Money Supplies

Efforts by a key Persian Gulf nation to regulate money transfers are criticized as inadequate. more >>

The Risks of Defeating Al Qaeda in Iraq

Experts warn that jihadist fighters could carry their fight to other nations. more >>

Where Clinton, Obama, and McCain Stand on Iraq

Decision to go to war, timetables for troop withdrawal, and the effect on the war in Afghanistan more >>

Clinton and Obama Can't Count On Iraq to Win the White House

McCain has an easier task appealing to voters on the war. more >>

Whom the Candidates Listen to on Iraq

Inside Colombia's War on Kidnapping

The State Department is helping train elite police units to go after kidnappers and rescue hostages. more >>

Computer Evidence Helps Crack Criminal Cases

With American support, Colombian cybercops sharpen their technical skills. more >>

Fidel Castro's Slow Fadeout

Cuba's ailing leader gives up government posts, though he remains head of the Communist Party. more >>

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