Thursday, November 26, 2009

National Security Quarterly

Obama to Confront Limits of America's Overstretched Military

After years of tough deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, the military struggles to retain soldiers. more >>

Nuclear Weapons for All? The Risks of a New Scramble for the Bomb

As Obama takes office, he will face challenges from Iran, North Korea to the nonproliferation system. more >>

Under President Obama, Will Failed States Like Somalia Merit New Attention?

Threats like piracy and terrorism emanate from places like Somalia, but U.S. attention has been spotty. more >>

Piracy: a $50 Million Business and Counting

Increasingly brazen Somali pirates are disrupting shipping, but there are some easy ways to avoid them. more >>

Where the Terrorism Threat From al Qaeda Is Headed

The deadly assault in Mumbai was a chilling reminder of just how effective low-tech attacks can be. more >>

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