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Growing, Yes, but India Has Reasons to Worry
Karāchi :: Pakistan | about 20 hours ago
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Obama’s China (credit) card casts shadow on PM’s US visit ,” ran a headline on The Times of India’s Web site shortly before India’s prime minister left for America and his own meeting last week with Mr. Obama — highlighted by the president’s first state...
Tags: The Times of India, Pakistan, Karāchi, Politics, Kashmir conflict, Indo-Pakistani relations, Foreign relations of India, Kashmir, Islamic terrorism, India￢ﾀﾓPakistan relations, Terrorism in Pakistan, Terrorism in India, India ￢ﾀﾓ United States relations, India￢ﾀﾓPakistan standoff, Indus Waters Treaty, Terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, Waziristan, War Conflict, India, Military of Pakistan, Taliban, Pervez Musharraf, Inter-Services Intelligence, Indian National Congress, Potential superpowers, Manmohan Singh, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Cold War
Obama's Profile in Courage, or Cave-In?
Ho Chi Minh City :: Vietnam | 1 day ago
Credibility Ray McGovern, t r u t h o u t Op-Ed “It took a lot of courage on Kennedy’s part to defy the Pentagon, defy the military — and do the right thing,” said Col. Larry Wilkerson, USA (ret.), according to Robert Dreyfuss in his recent Rolling Stone article...
Tags: South Vietnamese, John F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Jack Kennedy, Robert McNamara, U.S.S.R, McGeorge Bundy, Barack Obama, ones vietnam, Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City, Kennedy family, Politics, John F. Kennedy assassination, Cold War, Presidency of John F. Kennedy, War Conflict, Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson
Elderly Soviet refuseniks trying to survive
Moscow :: Russia | 1 day ago
Credibility Yaron Brener For years they fought for freedom of one million Jews behind iron curtain. Many of them are now more than 70 years old, living in extreme poverty. 'No one is helping us,' one of them says Yael Branovsky But even before the iron curtain's...
Tags: Russia, Moscow, Aliyah, Cold War, Social Issues, Iron Curtain, Zionism, Palestine, Jew, Labor, Human migration, Eastern bloc
South Korea Admits Civilian Killings During War
Hūn :: Libya | 1 day ago
Credibility South Korea — In the opening months of the Korean War, the South Korean military and the police executed at least 4,900 civilians who had earlier signed up — often under force — for re- education classes meant to turn them against Communism, the country’s...
Tags: South Korean, league member, Libya, Hūn, Communism, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Revolutionaries, Politics, Anti-communism, Cold War, Syngman Rhee, Korean War, South Korea
The Wall came down 20 years ago, but nostalgia for communism lingers in Berlin
Berlin :: PA :: USA | 1 day ago
Credibility Twenty years ago, I was a bearded little Dorothy going through a "Wizard of Oz" moment, only in reverse. In October 1989, I passed through Checkpoint Charlie and stepped from the Technicolor world of West Berlin, with all its blue neon theater signs,...
Tags: East Berliners, West Berlin, Berlin-Mitte, Berlin Brigade, Berliner Dom, Ostalgia, world war, war ii, Unter den Linden, German Democratic Republic, Berlin, East Germany, Politics, Cold War, Mitte, Pariser Platz, Eastern bloc, Potsdamer Platz
Cuba conducts war games with U.S. invasion in mind
Havana :: Cuba | 2 days ago
Credibility But Cuban military leaders have insisted in state-run press that Bastion 2009 is "a necessity of the first order in the current political-military situation that characterizes the confrontation between Cuba and the empire (the United States)." They appeared...
Tags: Cuban, military exercise, Cuba, Havana, Politics, War Conflict, Gulf of Mexico, Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, Cold War, Cuba ￢ﾀﾓ United States relations, Republics, Cuba ￢ﾀﾓ Soviet Union relations, Presidency of John F. Kennedy, Che Guevara, Radio Rebelde
Herta Müller 'has a psychosis', claims Romanian agent who spied on her
Timişoara :: Romania | 2 days ago
Credibility Radu Tinu, who has admitted to spying on Müller as head of the secret police (or Securitate) in the Romanian city of Timisoara, where the Romanian-born German-speaking writer lived until 1987, told a newspaper she was suffering from mental delusion. "She...
Tags: Herta Müller, Romanian Information Service, Major Tinu, Thomas Peter/Reuters Radu Tinu, ceausescu regime, nobel prize, secret services, Timisoara, Romania, Timişoara, Counter-terrorism, Cold War, Herta Mￃﾼller, Radu, Adevￄﾃrul, Securitate, National security, Communist Romania
S. Korea admits civilian massacre in war
Seoul :: South Korea | 2 days ago
Credibility South Korea should formally apologize for the massacre of thousands of civilians at the beginning of the Korean War, a commission said Thursday. The country's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which conducted an official inquiry, also called on the...
Tags: South Korean, North Korean, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, civilians massacre, korean war, South Korea, Seoul, Politics, Divided regions, War Conflict, Cold War, Bodo League massacre, Syngman Rhee, Korea, Environment, Lee Myung-bak, Japan￢ﾀﾓKorea relations, Rice, Rice production in South Korea, North Korea, Anti-Japanese sentiment in Korea, Anti-communist mass killings, Revolutionaries, Tropical agriculture, Foreign relations of South Korea, Foreign relations of North Korea, Jeju Uprising
Reel history | Thirteen Days: on the brink of nuclear war, Hollywood steps in
Havana :: Cuba | 2 days ago
Credibility From Washington with love ... (from left) Kevin Costner, Bruce Greenwood and Steven Culp in Thirteen Days...The Soviets placed missiles in Cuba , so the Americans blockaded the island. For two weeks, there was a serious danger that the confrontation might...
Tags: John F. Kennedy, Kenny O'Donnell, Jackie Kennedy, Kevin Costner, thirteen days, Cuba, Washington, Radio Moscow, Havana, Kenneth O'Donnell, Kennedy family, Politics, Cold War, John F. Kennedy, films, Presidency of John F. Kennedy, Entertainment Culture
George Miller-Kurakin: Anti-communist campaigner who inspired Conservative activists during the Cold War
Kabul :: Afghanistan | 3 days ago
Credibility Intellectual and visionary, liberal and anti-Communist, George Miller inspired a generation of Conservative activists in the 1980s, when the Soviet Union seemed impregnable. His operations were so extensive that few of his associates knew the full picture....
Tags: George Miller-Kurakin, Russian Research Foundation, Young Conservatives, Chile Boris, USSR, Afghanistan, Kabul, Politics, National Alliance of Russian Solidarists, Cold War, Kurakin, Soviet war in Afghanistan, World Peace Council, Soviet Union, Boris Yeltsin, Peace movement
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