In honor of the opening of the month-long 1995 Review Conference on the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) in New York this week, here is a proliferation update.
Islamic fundamentalism has replaced communism as the new ideological threat facing the West. Islam in and of itself is not a problem.
The United States and China are currently engaged in a serious conflict over intellectual property rights.
Last month, Croatian President Franjo Tudjman declared that as of March 31 of this year the mandate for the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR) operating in Croatia will be void and that its...
Though Iran is a signatory of the 1968 Non-Proliferation Treaty, the Iranians are continuing the Shah's efforts to build a nuclear weapon. According to John Hollum, head of the U.S.
"Whether UNAMIR [United Nations Assistance Mission In Rwanda] can prevent a new outbreak of fighting is questionable, and recent violence in Burundi indicates that the region is far from stable.
As a presidential candidate, Bill Clinton accused George Bush of "coddling dictators" in Beijing by continuing to grant China most favored nation trade status despite its poor record on...
The recent discover that Central Intelligence Agency counter-intelligence officer Aldrich Ames was a mole for the KGB has refocused attention on the future of the United States/Russia relations.
Last October, Global Safari raised the possibility that Japan is pursuing a nuclear weapons project, motivated in part by North Korea's own nuclear program.
Saddam Hussein is up to his old tricks, and in light of U.S.
