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    • October 2008
      
      • Do not write off the US just yet
      • Two Koreas to hold military talks Thursday: officials
      • Indonesia's Army - Going out of business
      • What fallout from Indian nuclear deal?
      • Somali pirates vow to stand and fight
      • Russia's warships head for exercise with Venezuelan navy
      • Rivals Present Sharp Divide on Iraq Goals
    • September 2008
      
      • The Tories go nuclear
      • No template for terrorists
      • Officials and Experts Prepare for 6th IISS Global Strategic Review
      • World Bank chief calls for rethink over fragile states
      • IAEA chief ElBaradei will not seek fourth term
      • Terrorism: Al-Qaeda could launch fresh attacks despite better security
      • N-deal: US supported India; China may support Pak
      • Bush to withdraw 8,000 Iraq troops
      • Abolishing Nuclear Weapons: Dream or Reality?
      • Owners want a lot more for their money than success on the field
      • Zoellick Calls for “Securing Development” To Help Poor Escape Conflict
      • Soldiers, aid workers should work together: World Bank
      • World Bank head urges help for "fragile" states
      • World Bank chief calls for new approach to fragile states
      • World Bank chief urges fresh approach to 'fragile states'
      • Newshour at the IISS conference in Geneva
      • Total CEO argues merits of high energy prices
      • World community must aid fragile states: World Bank President
      • World Bank urges help
      • World Bank chief calls for new approach to fragile states
      • Georgia puso en el microondas un conflicto congelado
      • Iraq ready for new talks with U.S. and Iran: minister
      • US-Iraq security pact is close, minister says
      • Iraq close to security agreement with US
      • Iraq, U.S. close to security accord, says FM
      • Final draft of security pact ready: minister
      • WB Chief calls for new appraoch to fragile states
      • Afghanistan Is in Its Worst Shape Since 2001, European Diplomat Says
      • Envoy offers grim review of risks facing Afghanistan
      • Spanish diplomat says Afghanistan is far worse now than in 2001
      • Israel's Real Enemy
      • One scenario, two outcomes
      • ‘Precarious fallout if Afghan problems not addressed’
      • India wary of being US card in China play: analysts
      • Afghanistan tops Iraq as area of concern
      • Georgia was not on their minds
      • World powers 'pay lip service' to nuclear disarmament
      • Indian anti-terror strategy faces special challenges
      • In Iraq, No News Is Good News
      • Peace with Palestinians should be priority for Israel
      • A Nuclear Awakening in the Middle East
      • Global Economy Needs New Int'l Cooperation Framework, Says Tony Tan
      • 'Precarious fallout if Afghan problems aren't addressed'
      • When Is A Cold War A Cold War?
      • Global Opinion Leaders to Gather for Korea Forum
      • “코리아 포럼: 아시아의 새로운 역학구도와 한국”
      • IISS urges caution on NATO expansion after Russia-Georgia conflict
      • NATO Must Not Play Russian Roulette Over Georgia - Think Tank
      • OSCE observers said S.Ossetia conflict was unavoidable - expert
      • Georgia and Ukraine 'shouldn't join Nato'
      • Pakistan's Zardari could face threat from army: IISS
      • N. Korea can restore nuclear programme within year: think tank
      • Nato should stop expanding, says UK think tank
      • Georgia weakened NATO case, says IISS
      • Britain needs 'school for spies' says thinktank
      • 'Pakistan's President Zardari faces threat from the Army'
      • Idealistic mode of West's foreign policy is over, IISS declares
      • NKorea preparing to restart nuclear reactor: official
      • "Zardari must strike a balance between US pressure and Pak Army's intolerance"
      • Spy school needed for Britain's intelligence recruits, says thinktank
      • 'NK Able to Restore Nuke Facilities in 1 Year'
      • Iraq: A Precarious Peace
      • Pak government needs consensus against terrorism: Dr.Chipman
      • N Korea 'to restart reactor'
      • Georgia, Ukraine Seek UN Support
      • N.Korea 'Bent on Restoring Nuclear Facility'
      • Petraeus team to review CentCom
      • What were Marriott bombers trying to achieve?
      • Engage Asian powers
      • Muslims reject al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden
      • North Korea army threatens South and region: Seoul
      • Pairing with Russia meant to irritate U.S.
      • New crisis over North Korea's nuclear plans
      • Iraq's Mehdi Army at crossroads as U.S. scales down
      • North Korea Will Meet With Seoul Leaders in Rare Case of Direct Talks
      • Premier Expects Military Talks to Improve Relations Between Koreas
      • S. Korea-US Alliance Hinges on US Election: Experts
      • Public diplomacy urged in S. Korea relations
      • Global Opinion Leaders to Gather in Seoul for Forum
      • U.S. urged to take time out from nuclear talks
      • Time out for six-party talks: American expert
      • Dramatic compromise on N. Korean nuke still possible: Samore
      • A Syria-Israel peace deal? Yes, no, maybe...
      • Boom, bust... it's in nature of free market
      • China taking up cricket, pursuing soft power
      • Views on Singapore, media, 'unchanged'
      • S. Korean PM expects military talks to improve frosty ties
      • S Korean PM hopes military talks thaw chilly ties
      • Pyongyang at Crossroads
      • Opportunity to resume inter-Korean dialogue
      • 세계 한반도전문가 집결..코리아포럼 개최
      • “美대선 끝나는 연말까지 북핵위기 계속”
      • 李국방 "北군사위협 불변… 지상전력 70% 전진배치"
      • 세계 한반도전문가 집결..코리아포럼 개최
      • 北, 핵 포기-개방 외에 대안 없다
      • 개국 한반도 전문가들 한자리
      • 李국방 “글로벌 재난 대처위해 軍역할 확대”
      • "북(北)에 핵(核)검증만이 유일한 해답임을 알려야"
      • 「核の検証だけが解決法だと北に理解させよ」（上）
      • 아마코스트 "미 대선후 한미간 문제점 부각 가능성"
      • "더이상 보상으로 북핵협상 유지할 수 없다"
      • Korea facing global threats: expert
      • "北, 핵무기 쉽게 포기 안할 것"
      • “韓·美 대북정책 ‘압박·포용’ 조화롭게”
      • 한국, 외교확대로 北문제서 강해질 것
      • 아인혼 CSIS 선임고문 “美, 6자회담 중단 참가국 설득해야”
      • "北에 양보보다 냉각기 감수해야"[美전문가]
      • “북핵위기 연말까지 계속될 가능성”
      • 다나카 히토시 "일, 정상화 전 北에 대규모 원조안해"
    • August 2008
      
      • IAEA meets to consider Indian nuclear agreement
      • Pakistan vows to 'weed out' pro-Taliban agents
      • Al Jazeera and the released terrorist's birthday party
      • Iran says able to close key oil route "easily"
      • HM meets Turkish Armed Forces Command
      • White House 'buried British intelligence on Iraq WMDs'
      • British Muslims 'fighting with Taliban in Afghanistan'
      • In a changing world, Finland’s artillery stays the same
      • Al-Qaeda's Enemy Within
      • Questions answered on Russia, Georgia conflict
      • Georgia-Russia conflict could be drawn out
      • Nuclear power threats to be reviewed at key talks
      • Russian military stronger, but still far from Cold War peak
      • Moskau hat seine Ziele erreicht
      • Decoding the messages in Moscow's movements
      • Georgia’s dream is shattered, but it only has itself to blame
      • Beyond the Ceasefire
      • From Kosovo to South Ossetia: in search of a precedent
      • Russia smashes Georgian army, sends NATO message
      • Wounded NATO Grapples with Russia
      • Russia shrugs as NATO reins in ties
      • Georgia war shows Russian army strong but flawed
      • NSG to meet on Aug 21 for Indo-US nuke deal
      • Indo-US nuke deal: still a tightrope walk at NSG meet
      • British Pakistanis happy about Mush's resignation
      • Russia Condemns Missile-Shield Deal Between U.S. and Poland
      • Russia raises prospect of nuclear stand off
      • Musharraf's Resignation Raises Hopes For Pakistan, But Also Concerns
      • Russian fighting machine is showing its age, say military analysts
      • Still short of equipment and facing a more confident enemy, British frustration grows
      • Georgia imperils action on Iran
      • Russia could help unite a drifting West
      • Forced Off The Fence
      • How the Georgian War Began
      • Iran launches submarine production
      • Eastern Europe Can Defend Itself
      • Central Asia watches warily
    • July 2008
      
      • Building strong, close networks
      • How big is Iran's military?
      • Britain tightens ban on Hezbollah
      • Parameswaran displeased with article in ‘Today’ that runs down Rosmah
      • Madness in Afghanistan
      • The weighty successors to Ark Royal
      • £4bn MoD deal for giant aircraft carriers fuels concerns over defence spending
      • Navy signs deal to build biggest ever UK super-carriers
      • Taliban fightback forces US Marines to do longer tour
      • Progress in Iran may require regime change - in the United States
      • Afghan Bombing Sends Stark Message to India
      • Gulf States Woo Iraq
      • Four horsemen of the apocalypse
      • Iran's missile warning - more bark than bite?
      • Special Report: European Military Capabilities
      • French EU Defense Plans Need UK Backing: IISS
      • Europe's armies waste tax funds, says report
      • EU military capabilities still depend on UK, French co-operation - report
      • Iran doctored missile test-firing photo: defence analyst
      • Europe's armies chided in report
      • Iran 'faked missile test image'
      • Expert: Iran 'doctored' photo of missile launches
      • Real or not, Iranian missile fire must stop: US
      • Iran Test Fires Second Round of Missiles
      • U.S. seeks prompt multilateral OK on India atom pact
      • Iran test-fires new round of missiles
      • Expert Says Missile Photo Appears to Be Doctored
      • Report: Pentagon official says Israel has 'amber light' for Iran strike
      • Did Iran doctor an image of its missile test launch?
      • Picture: Iran 'fakes' missile launch after misfire
      • Official: Iran missile tests used 'old equipment'
      • Rohrkrepierer für Irans Propaganda
      • Frieden schaffen, wenn's sein muss, mit Waffen
      • Oil price hits record high on Iran, dollar concerns
      • Iran test-fires 2nd round of missiles
      • Guerra asimétrica
      • "Neutralität hat in der Praxis wenig Relevanz"
      • Target Practice - Rattling Nerves
      • IISS study highlights inefficiencies in European armed forces
      • Averting a drift
      • Emirates Pursue Nuclear Program
      • Chavez says Venezuela needs Russia for protection
      • Pak Foreign Minister due on July 23
      • In Eritrea, youth say frustrated by long service
      • Iran's Nuclear Program
      • Obama's Afghan Plan Raises Questions
      • Karadzic snared by spy tip and political will
      • Venezuela and Russia forge links
      • Grasp nettle of security problems
      • Two Questions for Mr Hague
      • United States Supports India's Civil Nuclear Pact
      • Pakistan's tribal problem
      • India begins blitz for nuclear victory
      • 'Long way to go' for Asean in boosting security ties
      • India says no arms race from nuclear deal
      • Pakistan desire similar nuclear deal with US: Qureshi
      • Thai-Cambodia crisis underscores Asean’s weakness
      • Pakistan’s commitment to fight terror is unswerving: Qureshi
      • Pakistan: Iran gas pipeline project makes more economic sense if India is on board
      • India dismisses Pak talk of arms race due to Indo-US nuke deal
      • Pak 'will not tolerate US invasion'
      • Islamabad seeks more help from Delhi to fight terror
      • Pak not to allow foreign troops in FATA
      • Pakistan Rules Out Foreign Raid on Taliban Militants
      • Pakistan FM rules out foreign 'invasion' against extremists
      • Our commitment to fight terror unswerving: FM
      • Clouds of doubt over SAARC summit
      • Pakistan Wants India-Like Nuclear Deal With US Qureshi
      • Pak foreign minister defends new 'hot pursuit' strategy to combat terror
      • A Big Worry
      • Pakistan calls for coordinated, cooperative approach from all states to address terrorism
      • Venezuela denies report that Chavez invited Russia to open military base in Venezuela
      • Qureshi arrives in UK
      • Hugo Chavez achète de nouvelles armes en Russie
      • Pakistan wants India-style nuclear deal with US
      • IPI project makes more economic sense if India is on board:Pak
      • Pak raises 'self-determination' issue, seeks durable peace
      • Pak doesn't want to be obstructive to Indo-US N-deal: Qureshi
      • India dismisses Pak talk of arms race due to N-deal
      • Venezuela, Belarus sign oil deal
      • Europe's 'Bin Laden' Posed as Physician
    • June 2008
      
      • Gates Accuses Myanmar of ‘Criminal Neglect’
      • Washington Trades Jabs With Beijing Over Missile Plans
      • Tension Mounts in Thailand
      • Pentagon chief Gates rules out forcing aid on Myanmar
      • Impassive amid a raging storm
      • Let Asean give more aid, Najib urges Myanmar
      • US praises Malaysia’s role in global security
      • An idea that will reduce India’s role
      • Stop treating Europe as junior partner, France tells Asia
      • Asia soon to be center of the world: French official
      • France calls on Iran to open nuclear plants for scrutiny
      • Burma junta 'put children in danger by re-opening schools'
      • Gates: Troops in S Korea deserve longer family tours
      • Myanmar reopens schools 1 month after cyclone
      • Junta defends their relief as 'prompt'
      • Burmese still lack aid a month on
      • Cyclone Nargis: one month on, US accuses Burma of criminal neglect
      • UN warns of 'urgent work' to help Myanmar cyclone victims
      • U.S. and China fire volley of words over security
      • When disaster and foreign policy mix
      • Praise from US for our security role
      • Milestones in Iraq: Fewer Troop Deaths, More Oil
      • More to die if Myanmar doesn’t change approach
      • Gates: Navy Ships Could Leave Burma Coast ‘Within Days’
      • Copter with 14 crashes in China quake zone
      • Amid aid delays, locals in Burma (Myanmar) rebuild
      • Soaring prices compound Myanmar's cyclone misery
      • Korea, US to Discuss 'Strategic Flexibility' of American Forces
      • Malaysia wants bigger ASEAN role in Myanmar
      • SL seeks Asia-Pacific help to defeat LTTE
      • Bangladesh-UK ties are strategic: Foreign Adviser
      • Asean military can help in disaster relief
      • Shangri-La Dialogue Ends Extraordinary Meeting
      • Taiwan Issues Discussed Backstage at Shangri-La
      • ‘I don’t tolerate any cowboy attitude in the military’
      • Teo describes 360 degrees of threats
      • ‘Cross-border strikes killing civilians’
      • France says Asia a major strategic stake for Europe
      • Foreign Minister shares Sri Lanka's experience with many Asian defence ministers in Singapore
      • FM stresses need for enhanced maritime security
      • CJCSC addresses dialogue forum in Singapore
      • Global scenario giving mixed picture: Minister
      • India’s secular and pluralistic character being challenged: Minister
      • Who's in the Junta?
      • Myanmar Guilty of "Criminal Neglect," Says Gates
      • Gates Says Burma Guilty of Criminal Neglect After Cyclone
      • China Expands Presence at Shangri-La Dialogue
      • Gates wins no promises on Asia trip for help on Afghanistan
      • Pakistan bomb blast kills 6
      • Australia for practical military cooperation with India
      • Let's get past the talking
      • Govts' role in disasters: Provide - or invite - aid?
      • US monitoring China's military build-up: Gates
      • Building on collective strength
      • Defence summit agrees on how to offer disaster relief
      • US will remain engaged as partner in Asia, says Gates
      • China-Japan ties: Trust needed
      • Uncle Sam's security role in Asia
      • East Asian Security Strengthened by U.S. Alliances
      • FM discusses Myanmar crisis
      • Foreign Minister briefs Malaysia on the success of election
      • “India’s naval surveillance a big help to Sri Lanka”
      • Gates, Mullen Discuss Far-Ranging Defense Issues
      • Gates Affirms Democratic Principles During Bangkok Visit
      • Mullen Visits U.S. Forces Helping Philippine Military Defeat Insurgents
      • Asia View: Soothe, seethe
      • Inside the Ring: Asia Pacific
      • Sri Lanka rebels show no signs of peace
      • Peaceful periphery essential for growth: Raju
      • Russia wants to be reliable energy supplier - official
      • U.S. tells Thailand it wants democracy, not coup
      • Gates, Chinese defense official spar over military
      • Myanmar Cyclone Tragedy Acid Test For Asean's Capability In Helping Members, Says Najib
      • Singapore DM: int'l co-op important in disaster relief
      • Myanmar calls for assistance and aid with "no strings attached
      • Myanmar in 'state of denial' over cyclone aid--Canada
      • Cyclone aid must have 'no strings attached'--Myanmar
      • Myanmar rejects criticism of junta cyclone response
      • Myanmar welcomes foreign aids to engage in rebuilding
      • Gates “Reassures” Asia
      • Australian defense chief wants Afghanistan surge
      • Burma and the Bush Administration: it's time to intervene
      • US Praises Malaysia For Security Role
      • Asia's Navies: Into the wide blue yonder
      • Myanmar: a month of misery
      • China takes on the US - in space
      • US aid ships could soon leave Myanmar coast
      • Myanmar Criticized at Shangri-La Dialogue
      • Gates Reaffirms U.S. Presence in Asia at Summit
      • Realising the importance of Asia Pacific region
      • Scramble for Asian resources raises fears
      • Gates hits at 'criminal neglect' by Burma junta
      • Pentagon chief says U.S. will remain Asian power
      • Asian security summit focuses on int'l co-op in disaster relief
      • Gates slams Myanmar over response to aid offers
      • Myanmar defends cyclone response
      • Iraq hits milestones on U.S. troop deaths and oil
      • Iran warns of "painful" response if Israel attacks
      • Experts fear new front with al-Qaida as terror group switches focus from Iraq
      • Cross-strait thaw welcome
      • China: military ties with India improving
      • India sees no proxy war with any other rising nation
      • Experts See Gains Against Asian Terror Networks
      • A Not Very Private Feud Over Terrorism
      • US Navy Ships Prepare to Withdraw After Burma Aid Offers Spurned
      • Afghanistan: Donor Pledges In Paris Unlikely To Pay For Development Plan
      • Think tank: Iran nukes would pose direct threat to Saudis
      • Nuclear bomb blueprints, manuals in black market?
      • Mottaki calls Muslims to work to “erase” Israel
      • Erase Israel call repeated by Tehran
      • IAEA ceding to Western pressure, says Iran
      • 'Beijing Olympics to face greater security challenge’
      • France: We may support a nuclear Iran
      • IAEA to discuss tougher report on Iran's nuclear issue
      • Iran warns IAEA on nuclear cooperation
      • Pakistan: Relations With U.S. In Crisis After Clash Across Afghan Border
      • A classic security dilemma
      • Armed forces to the rescue ...or not?
      • Power equations in flux
      • A second fiddle with a few strings missing
      • Layers of concern
      • Oceania's new Airstrip One
      • Nuclear dangers rise with oil costs
      • Blueprint for nuclear warhead found on smugglers' computers
      • Karzai's star as Afghan savior fades abroad
      • French navy looking to strengthen ties with China against Somalia piracy
      • Minister reinforces WestPloy mission
      • The challenges of 'defensive' Nuke
      • Myanmar, Darfur: Are we getting used to it?
      • Myanmar junta defends cyclone response as prompt
      • U.S. Naval Ships Likely To Leave Burmese Coast Soon Since Junta Won't Accept Aid
      • French military plans leave questions unanswered
      • French and UK forces compared
      • UK Afghanistan decision deepens public unease
      • KRG's Head of Foreign Relations meets UK ministers
      • Pakistan: Nuclear founder 'a criminal', says expert
      • Burma aid must have 'no strings attached'
      • China defends military buildup
      • Deaf and dumb!
      • Fury as Burma shuts cyclone relief camps
      • Myanmar cyclone: US Defence Secretary Robert Gates blames Burma junta for deaths
      • China ranks third in the world in military expenses
      • U.N. atom watchdog faces tough search mission in Syria
      • USA and its allies to leave Iraq and Afghanistan eventually, says Canadian author
      • Is it turning the corner? - The change in Iraq
      • Nuclear scare stories
      • Pakistan not helping ME nations acquire nuclear weapons
      • Middle East nuclear renaissance?
      • Emirates Eager For Nuclear
      • Oil market has parallels to dot-com boom and bust
      • West rethinks strategic threats
      • IAEA inspectors visit alleged nuclear site in Syrian desert
      • Gates Delivers Tough Messages To Myanmar, China
      • Backgrounder: France's New Military Vision
      • U.S. says Syria must not hinder IAEA nuclear probe
      • US nuclear weapons 'leave British soil at last' after half a century of controversy
      • Chuck Hagel: Unite, don't polarize
      • India needs peaceful neighbourhood: Raju
      • Fitzgibbon push to join ASEAN defence talks
      • Pullout begins for Diggers on Iraq front line
      • Ménagée par la Chine et l'Inde, la junte birmane reste sourde aux critiques internationales
      • Chine-Japon : je t'aide moi non plus
      • Ministers say military a crucial element that can help in humanitarian crises
      • Myanmar says cyclone aid must have "no strings attached"
      • Defence Minister Teo says army training should be realistic but safe
      • Soaring prices spur worries about piracy, marine terror
      • Le Royaume-Uni sommé de choisir entre l'Afghanistan et l'Irak
      • Is the oil bubble ready to burst?
      • Une UE forte n'a pas seulement besoin de diffuser ses normes
      • What's behind greater openness
      • Little light in 'dark' US-Japan relations
      • The five Ws: Your primer to an issue in the news
    • May 2008
      
      • US accuses Burma over cyclone aid
      • Top Government Delegations Prepare for 7th IISS Asia Security Summit, The Shangri-La Dialogue
      • US agrees to more sweeteners for Iran
      • Iran urged to scrap nuclear programme
      • Pakistan and army: a changing relationship?
      • Russia's New President Names Putin as PM
      • North Caucasus violence hits Putin's Russian legacy
      • Mamoun Fandy speaks with Condoleezza Rice
      • Dr Mamoun Fandy speaks with Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State
      • India: A rising great power in 2008?
      • Experts: Myanmar cannot run aid effort alone after cyclone
      • Junta seizes aid shipments
      • Myanmar cyclone aid standoff may signal a regime in crisis
      • Pranab to visit Russia
      • Disaster may loosen junta's grip in Burma
      • Putin confirmed as Russia's new PM
      • Lack of experience may be bane for Putin’s protege
      • PM Lee says international co-operation needed to counter non-traditional threats
      • Myanmar seizes UN aid supplies, 'not ready' to let in US
      • Relief falls far short in Myanmar, aid organizers say
      • Speaking truth to Rising Power
      • Third time's a charm for India's new missile
      • High-ranking defence officials
      • Myanmar aid stonewalling - US
      • China willing to boost military co-op
      • Myanmar toll rises but relief efforts lag
      • Fighting for peace in the twentieth century
      • ‘Active neutrality’ boosting Qatar’s stature as a peacemaker: Chipman
      • Army's Next Crop of Generals Forged in Counterinsurgency
      • Cease-fire taking hold in Sadr City
      • Iran Behind Beirut Takeover, Eyes Israel
      • U.S. Colonel Says Iran Is Assassinating Iraqi Officials
      • O-6: No question about Iran role in violence
      • Venezuela weapons worry US, Colombia
      • Defence chiefs have last-minute doubts about £4bn carriers
      • Report says Iran's neighbours looking at nuclear power
      • Report: Iran’s nuclear program feeding proliferation
      • Loyalty of Myanmar troops doubted after cyclone disaster
      • IISS report: 'Remarkable' interest in nuclear power in Middle East
      • Iran's nuclear programme 'may spark Middle East weapons race'
      • IISS says Iran could trigger 'cascade of proliferation'
      • Middle East not in danger of nuclear proliferation: Chipman
      • Iran nuclear plans could trigger Mideast arms race: study
      • Iran 'may be triggering Middle East nuclear proliferation'
      • Iran could trigger regional proliferation, says IISS
      • White House Denies Bush Planning Attack On Iran Before His Term In Office Ends
      • Middle East in nuclear race to match Iran
      • A nuclear future looms in the Middle East
      • Nuclear Epidemic
      • White House Denies Report Of U.S. Plans for Iran Attack
      • IISS: Israel has sizeable N-arsenal
      • Is Bin Laden moving on from Iraq?
      • Iran sparks N-race in Middle East: Report
      • Florida Republican Denounces Proposed Saudi-U.S. Nuclear Pact
      • It's nuclear power, not oil, that worries the Middle East
      • Think tank warns of nuclear proliferation in Middle East
      • Gates Warns China Not to Bully Region on Energy
      • Gates warns China about resource bullying
      • Gates: Myanmar delay killed thousands
      • S. Korea asks for help in terror fight
      • Gates begins six-day Pacific tour
      • US Defense Secretary: Burma's Aid Delays Cost 'Thousands' Of Lives
      • PM: Olympics will set China's course
      • Rising prices could spark war over food
      • S'pore's wish list for the next US President
      • S'pore is an 'indispensable friend and partner' to the US
      • High-ranking defence officials from 27 nations in town
      • Singapore to receive its first F-15 jet soon
      • Maung Zarni : We've been through this many times
      • Burma policy costs lives, says US
      • Gates Laments Burma’s Refusal to Accept Cyclone Recovery Aid
      • Gates Seeks More Afghanistan Support at Asia Security Summit
      • U.S. Will Stand By Deep Commitments in Asia, Gates Pledges
      • Gates: U.S. Hopes for More Openness, Transparency From China
      • Mullen Cites Value of Hotline, Military Contacts With China
      • Gates Arrives in Singapore for Asia Security Summit
      • Mullen Uses Pacific Visits to Cultivate Understanding, Cooperation
      • Gates Begins Asia Swing Focusing on Regional Security
      • Joint Chiefs Chairman Begins Pacific Trip
      • No U.S. Plans to Sell Aging Carrier to India
      • Big spenders in the defence market
      • Gates slams Myanmar over response to aid offers
      • Defence ministers establish protocols for disaster relief
      • US military says it will not abandon Asia
      • US confirms its commitment to Asia as a given
      • Najib In Singapore For Defence Dialogue
      • Defense Chief Says US Will Remain Engaged in Asia
      • Sri Lanka rebels show no signs of peace: government official
      • Bush to leave 'strong and positive legacy' in Asia: Gates
      • South Korea calls for global disaster management system
      • Japan urges greater Chinese transparency on military plans
      • Japan, S korea call for int'l efforts to tackle terrorism, Korea nukes
      • Japan wants more Chinese Openess
      • Shangri-la Dialogue Set to Begin in Singapore
      • Gates raises concerns over energy tussles
      • Seoul, Tokyo agree to boost three-way military ties with U.S.
      • Burma Aid Obstruction Cost Tens of Thousands of Lives, US Defense Chief Says
      • Japan Urges China to Make Defense Spending More Transparent
      • Japan urges China to be more open about military expenditures and intentions
      • Singapore: Quake shows a more confident China
      • China defends arms spending, Japan seeks transparency
      • Gates: US will not disengage from Asia despite greater Mideast focus
      • Defense minister calls for int'l efforts to fight terrorism, N.K. nukes
      • Chinese military officer praises army for quake relief efforts
      • Burma's delay on aid cost tens of thousands of lives: Gates
      • Pulling out of Iraq too early will have 'dire' consequences, says US defense chief Gates
      • No U.S. plans to sell ageing warship to India: Gates
      • US military says it will not abandon Asia, China assures it's not in arms race
      • Singapore PM: Failure of Olympic Games in China will have 'serious' effect on world
      • Singapore: Myanmar junta scared foreign aid workers will expose its 'incapability'
      • Pentagon chief says U.S. will remain Asian power
      • China, India seek peaceful rise, not hegemony, says Lee
      • US leadership indispensable, says Singapore PM
      • Singapore PM: Successful Olympics to help China continue opening up
      • Singapore's Wish List For The New U.S President
      • China, India should do more on Myanmar: US senator
      • Myanmar's cyclone response regrettable: Singapore PM
      • US Defence Secretary Gates starts Asian tour
      • Australia can help head off a regional arms race
      • Defense leaders gather for Asia Security Summit in Singapore
      • Defense Sec. Gates To Assure Asia-Pacific Leaders Of Continued U.S. Support
      • Gates stops in Guam en route to Asia
      • Robert Gates to restate US commitment in Asia
      • US defence secretary to visit SKorea next week
      • S Korean defense minister to attend annual defense forum in Singapore
      • Pallam Raju leaves for Singapore tomorrow to attend seventh Shangri-La Dialogue
      • Gates heads to Asia for annual security talks
      • Navy chief to visit Thailand ahead of security summit
      • U.S. military says it will not disengage from Asia despite focus elsewhere
      • Gates warns of Asia arms race
      • U.S. will remain Asian power after Bush goes: Gates
      • Gates says U.S. remains engaged with Asia-Pacific
      • Japan needs sensitivity in China quake aid offer-minister
      • Experts fear nuke secrets on market
      • Nuclear bomb blueprints for sale on world black market, experts fear
      • Minister of National Defence to participate in Asia security conference
      • Bin Laden turns his mind to Israel
      • U.N. nuclear watchdog faults Iran’s lack of cooperation
      • North Korea fired short-range missiles off coast: reports
      • Myanmar junta under new pressure over cyclone victims
      • More will die unless Myanmar junta changes approach: Gates
      • Cyclone aid drips in but Myanmar still wary of foreign help
      • Myanmar warned against premature resettlement
      • Japan Seeks Greater Transparency of China Military
      • Cyclone refugees being forced out of camps: groups
      • US Defence Secretary criticises Burma's junta over cyclone relief
      • Criticism of Burma's junta continues
      • Burma's rejection of aid has led to death of thousands, says US
      • Pentagon chief assures US enduring role in Asia
      • Gates slams Myanmar's response to Nargis
      • Japan wants more Chinese Openness
      • Myanmar cyclone: US defence secretary accuses junta of causing Burmese deaths
      • Japan questions purpose of China's missile arsenal
      • Myanmar warned over forcing cyclone survivors home
      • Gates: Obstructed efforts in Myanmar cost lives
      • U.S. Sounds Caution On China's Diplomacy
      • Burmese government cost lives by delaying aid, U.S. defence secretary says
      • UN: Myanmar forcing cyclone survivors out of camps
      • US leadership in Asia indispensable
      • Singapore PM warns about Olympics unrest
      • Food struggle may trigger wars: PM Lee
      • Secretary Gates Visits Guam Military Base
      • Singapore regrets Burma's refusal of foreign aid
      • No one centre of power will dominate world: PM
      • Former Japanese minister urges international accord on food, energy security
      • Minister Teo Chee Hean hosts visiting defence ministers
      • Gates says US interest in Asia Pacific remains strong
      • Myanmar's delay on aid 'cost tens of thousands of lives'
      • Ishiba, Gates Reconfirm Need for Steady U.S. Troop Realignment
    • April 2008
      
      • Algeria spat shows challenge to Russian arms sales
      • International Leaders to Examine India's Rise as a Great Power
      • 9/11: a breach of the peace, not an act of war
      • International leaders to examine India's rise
      • NATO expansion is Bush pipedream
      • Analysis: It's springtime; war in the air
      • Indian, Afghan defence ministers to meet Tuesday
      • Iran steps up uranium enrichment
      • Hamas Signals Compromise, But No One's Watching
      • Leaders to examine India's rise as a great power
      • India’s Rise and its Impact on Global and Regional Politics
      • Libya Allegedly Went on Gun-Buying Spree
      • Iraqi air force lifted by support missions: Airmen backed soldiers in Basra
      • Senior Indian Leadership to Headline IISS-Citi India Global Forum
      • Mad about Middle East
      • Israel, Syria militaries set side by side
      • Could Israel use submarines against Iran?
      • China may bring Teheran back to negotiating table
      • Low food prices are thing of the past: Experts
      • India committed to liberalisation: PM
      • Have faith in India, best yet to come: Manmohan
      • 'Rising food prices can topple Govts, spark war'
      • India happy to participate in providing home to nuclear fuel bank
      • India optimistic on "last mile" in WTO talks
      • Farm trade dispute threatens overall WTO Doha deal
      • India may change stand on US farm subsidies
      • Prices will ease with good monsoon: Baru
      • India To Follow Hands-off Economic Policies: PM
      • Menon heads to Beijing Sunday, dispels fears of rivalry
      • India hopeful of n-deal, open to fuel bank idea
      • India ready to provide home for n-fuel bank: Menon
      • No free rides to greatness
      • We have presence all over Afghanistan: India
      • India cannot accept intrusiveness, says Admiral Mehta
      • India needs to play greater role in global issues
      • India committed to reconstruction works in Afghanistan
      • Military action against Iran would exacerbate situation: India
      • Pak-India expert group on nuclear CBMs produced results: Menon
      • We will soon bring nuclear deal to fruition: Menon
      • ‘Citigroup will continue to invest in India’
      • Managing growth is a bigger challenge, says Kamal Nath
      • “India, U.S. should prepare for joint military operations”
      • Proposed defence pact with US raises eyebrows
      • India can serve as nuclear fuel bank, says Menon
      • Iran president to visit India this month
      • India wants to set up nuke bank: Menon
      • India wants to be part of global nuke fuel bank
      • Iranian President Ahmadinejad to visit India
      • India to sign biggest defence deal with US next week
      • Baru calls for softening of India’s stance on US, EU farm subsidies
      • India still hopeful of n-cooperation with US
      • 20 Apr 2008 - - Indian Express - Dr John Chipman at the EXPRESS
      • India says treat Iran with respect ahead of Ahmadinejad visit
      • Iranian President Ahmadinejad to visit India soon: M K Narayanan
      • Democratic Pakistan will help terror-free ties: India
      • India’s energy security at “risk” if no nuclear deal: Sweden
      • India ready to be a nuclear fuel bank: Foreign Secretary
      • Delhi hopeful of bringing N-deal to fruition soon
      • US help not needed to talk to India: Pakistan envoy
      • Next US president may not push n-deal: Blackwill
      • “India, Iran have civilisational ties”
      • Ahmadinejad to visit India
      • Pakistan says no to U.S. role in ties with India
      • US offers India help to fight militants in JK
      • Blackwill pessimistic on Pakistan's future
      • Iranian President coming to India this month
      • India to pay heavy price if N-pact with US fails: Blackwill
      • Will not accept restrictions: Navy chief to US
      • India: Deal with Iran diplomatically
      • India key player in W. Asia peace, stability - advisor
      • Menon says Indo-Pak group on nuclear-CBMs produced results
      • Infrastructure is a significant challenge for India: Rothschild
      • Pakistan's warning to the US
      • Pak: US keep out of Indo-Pak matters
      • Iran President to make his first visit to India
      • India Calls on West to Treat Iran with Respect
      • India-US should go to 'next level' of defence ties: US ex-Comm
      • Iran's President to Visit India to Discuss Energy Issues
      • 'India would prefer Iran to US'
      • Iran-India Culture Pipeline in Full Flow Next Week
      • India, Pak join hands to snub US
      • A resounding rebuff
      • IISS Announces 7th Annual Asian Security Summit, the Shangri-La Dialogue
      • Refuelling halt triggers storm in a tea cup
      • Ahmadinejad on way, NSA says India to be impacted if Iran ‘wronged by others’
      • Iran Views Talks with IAEA as Positive
      • India Snubs US over Interference on Iran
      • India wants peace with Pakistan
      • 'Iranian President Ahmadinejad to visit India soon'
      • Stable Pakistan key to terror-free region: Narayanan
      • India Warns against Military Action against Iran
      • IAEA has done best on Iran: India
      • Policy-makers involved in Asian security to gather for dialogue
      • US Troop Cut Freeze May Burden S. Korean Taxpayers
      • India sends signal to US with Iranian leader's visit
      • The power of pretence
      • India against Iran nuclear sanctions
      • Can Bush attack again?
      • Colombia’s war in the Andes
      • Govt will not allow steel companies to become profiteers:Nath
      • Manmohan says Govt committed to economic reform and liberalisation
      • Defense Cost-Sharing Talks to Test Korea-US Alliance
    • March 2008
      
      • Iran faces heat at IAEA board meeting
      • Iran claiming victory despite sanctions
      • Venezuela Troops Head to Colombia Border
      • Saudis offer pioneering therapy for ex-jihadists
      • U.S. still committed to unilateralism
      • Security thinking waits for big shift
      • At E.U. summit, climate change billed as major security risk
      • Toxic world fallout from Iraq invasion
      • Analysis: Iraq, 5 years and gaffes later
      • Iraq: doomed from the start
      • Egypt, Russia draft deal for nuclear power tender
      • IISS Announces Inaugural IISS-CITI India Global Forum
      • NATO seeks to revamp Afghan mission
      • Foreign Minister Bogollagama on Visit to UK
      • London Hopeful of Afghanistan Help
      • Fox here for political consensus
      • Make Sudan an Offer It Can’t Refuse
      • NATO Faces Fundamental Issues at Summit
      • Bush and Putin seek to part on good terms
      • US pays a price in power
      • Non-Proliferation and Counter-Proliferation: What is the Difference?
    • February 2008
      
      • What type of democracy China requires?
      • Ministers face tough choices on weapons cuts
      • Iran tests rocket, plans to launch satellite: TV
      • Bush seeks record military spending in 2009
      • High price if Afghanistan fails - report
      • Arms obscure view of the world
      • India Warns World Of Rise In Trans-border Terrorism
      • Afghanistan to become failed state: study
      • Military Balance report sees 'willpower gap'
      • Institute: Terror Threat Widens
      • Allies warned over Afghan deals
      • IISS detects worrying trends
      • US threat to Iran lessens despite Tehran defiance: think tank
      • Musharraf is Pakistan’s main hope against terrorism
      • Pakistan-based Taliban pose global risk, thinktank warns
      • 'Failed state' warning on Afghanistan
      • Taleban warlord is new public enemy No1
      • Blame the mission, not the alliance
      • Fears over Russian nuclear threat to UK
      • Extra firepower sent to Afghanistan as UK digs in
      • Think Tank: US Threat to Iran Lessens
      • Rice admits 'bumpy' ride to bolster NATO force
      • Paris prêt pour la guerre afghane?
      • Intel chief: Qaeda threat expanding outside Iraq
      • Think tank says Iraqi situation remains "highly volatile"
      • Iran’s defiance: think tank
      • Iran brushes off US rocket rebuke
      • Rice à Londres pour des discussions sur l'Afghanistan
      • Bid to resolve stalemate on UN envoy
      • World looks to post-Bush era
      • CIA admit 'waterboarding' al-Qaida suspects
      • No go for Nato?
      • 'Complications put Iran war on ice'
      • London Apprehensive of Moscow Military Sentiment
      • British think tank warns Russian exit from CFE would harm Europe
      • Militant groups multiply as conflict changes-IISS
      • Nato 'at risk over Afghanistan'
      • NATO defence ministers gather in the shadow of Afghanistan
      • Cold War Leaves Some Chilling Ghosts
      • Afghanistan : la lutte antidrogue en échec
      • NATO defence ministers meet on Afghanistan after public spat
      • L'Afghanistan, Etat "défaillant" en devenir, propice à l'extrémisme (IISS)
      • After Hard-Won Lessons, Army Doctrine Revised
      • Officials Urge NATO to Save Afghanistan, Future of Alliance
      • What Solution in Afghanistan?
      • Afghan failure will bring terror to West, Nato chief warns
      • Cleaning our Talibanised backyard
      • Russia threatens nuclear attack on Ukraine
      • Iran’s defense spending per capita among lowest in Mideast
      • US pushes EU to shut down Iranian banks
      • Iran clarifies bomb-grade uranium traces to IAEA
      • Pakistan Fears Violence on Eve of Vote
      • Singapore sees crucial role for Asean in shaping Asian security
      • Interview: Lee Kuan Yew
      • Iran's provocative space shot
      • Clock running on NATO's stretched Afghan operation
      • UN Leads Condemnation of Afghanistan Suicide Bombing
      • Analysis: Kosovo Strains US-Russian Ties
      • West urged to provide Pakistan with weapons
      • Separatist fears stoke opposition to Kosovo move
      • MiG Denies Algeria Jets Deal in Trouble
      • Whose Kremlin is it? Medvedev's economic plan rocks the boat
      • US missile strike divides opinion
      • Terrorism in Asia: What does it mean for business?
      • Has War Effort Relied Too Heavily on Technology?
      • US-India defence deal 'to counter China'
      • Asia faces 'unique and complex' terror threat
      • Information, Location, Security Vital in Fight Against SE Asian Terrorism
      • Technology and the fog of war
      • Lloyd’s issues warning on SE Asia terrorism
      • Mehsud behind Bhutto’s killing
      • Soldiering on after Putin
      • Assessing Iran's Nuclear Programme
    • January 2008
      
      • Breakaway territories watch and wait
      • Political predictions for 2008
      • Realities and challenges to Bangladesh foreign policy: Regional scenario
      • Rose Revolution leader re-elected Georgia's president
      • Surprise! No candor from North Korea
      • As Violence Ebbs, the Next Hurdle for Iraq is Political Progress
      • The Manama Dialogue: Gulf security and Turkey
      • Corridors of Power: Capital Differences
      • Afghanistan: A First Step Toward 'Turning' Moderate Taliban?
      • Transportation – a terrorist target
      • Helicopter shortage in overseas missions
      • Squandered oil bonanza may bring down Iranian President
      • BAE Buys Tenix Defence to Double Sales in Australia
      • Recession, Beyond the Economy
      • Invest energy to tend S-E Asian ties, US urged
      • American leaders receptive to message, says Teo Chee Hean
      • Politics & Policies: Ahmadinejad's Iran
      • Six-nation pact takes aim at Iran
      • Realism's grim prognosis
      • NIE opens new windows of opportunity
      • Searching for a new world order in Davos
      • Musharraf argues case in Europe
      • Kosovo - the EU's toughest challenge
      • After the NIE, the US needs a braver Iran policy
      • Ashdown withdrawal leaves hole in Afghan effort
      • Assessing the dirty bomb threat
      • Sustaining the surge to stability
    • Press Coverage 2007
      
      • December 2007
        
        • Gates Visits Troops in Africa
        • US report cools crisis on Iran
        • Nuclear arms risk lowered
        • The PKK: two decades of struggle
        • The Gulf States and Iran
        • Intelligence on Iran Still Lacking
        • Iran's nukes: Less scary than we thought?
        • Bush: 'Nothing's changed' on Iran
        • Terrorism and China are business threats
        • Business doesn't understand the terror threat
        • Gates says unclear if Iran has cut support
        • Top US general says no 'victory dances' yet
        • No 'victory dances' yet in Iraq
        • Gates Leaves Iraq Encouraged
        • Gates Says Iraqi Leaders Feel Pressure
        • HM King Hamad Receives Secretary of Defence
        • Al Baharna Meets Singaporean Official
        • Singaporean Minister Arrives in Manama
        • Manama Dialogue to discuss global security
        • Security tight for Manama Dialogue
        • Army chief receives Japan defence team
        • IISS and Lloyd's launch terrorism report
        • More Officials Arrive in Bahrain
        • Petraeus Has Rare Praise for Syria
        • When the US Military Crosses Paths With Iran
        • Gates Visits Troops in Africa
        • Iran shuns regional security conference
        • Persian Gulf Conference to Focus on Iran
        • Gates to say Iran is shared threat to region
        • Gates Tours USS Vicksburg in Bahrain
        • Pentagon chief says Iraq now needs to reform
        • US military plans not changed by Iran report
        • Iran no-show in Bahrain
        • Estimate has not changed Pentagon's Iran view
        • Iran still a threat to world, says Gates
        • Mottaki misses Bahrain meeting
        • Iran threatens Mid-East, US says
        • Secretary Calls Iran a Threat to Region
        • Gates Urges Gulf Nations Confront Iran
        • Bahrain supports Iran's nuke rights
        • Gates seeking to cloud PG relations
        • Secretary of Defense Visits Bahrain
        • Avoid conflict call by Bahrain
        • Iran pulls out of forum at last minute
        • Be honest brokers!
        • Gates to urge united Gulf against 'threat'
        • Israel no nuclear threat to neighbors
        • Gates says Iran still a threat
        • Iraq too divided to invite to Gulf summit
        • Gates to Address Gulf Regional Security
        • Bahrain asks for Gulf 'nuclear free zone'
        • Gates Calls Iran Threat to Middle East, US
        • Gulf countries speak against military option
        • U.S. wants more pressure on Iran
        • Gates: Iran remains threat to region
        • Top security chiefs for key talks
        • US for long-term stay in the Gulf
        • Hormuz closure threat hangs over forum
        • Iran accuses U.S. of nuclear "espionage"
        • Iran Accuses US of Espionage
        • Iran a threat even without nuclear weapons
        • Gates: Iran still a threat to US
        • Iran FM not present at ME confab
        • Bahrain welcomes Iranian proposal to summit
        • Iran aims to forment instability, Gates says
        • Gates Says Iran Seeks to Cause Chaos
        • Gulf Challenges US on Iran, Israel
        • Global focus good for region security
        • Gulf nuclear power 'raises attack risks'
        • GCC states move to revalue currencies
        • Policy 'a threat to stability'
        • Gulf Speaks Out
        • Bahrain's role 'vital for peace'
        • Iran links pledge by Crown Prince
        • Help rebuild Iraq GCC urged
        • Plan to replace Peninsula Shield
        • Tehran boycott 'puzzling'
        • GCC investments 'can cement regional ties'
        • Iraqi leader criticises Iran pullout
        • Hostile questions baffle US army official
        • Bahrain regrets Tehran absence
        • Hosseini dismisses Gates' allegations
        • Gates Sees Iran as Still-Serious Threat
        • Iraq calls for Gulf security pact
        • Making Peace With Pieces
        • Iran shuns Gulf security meeting
        • US intelligence official defends report
        • "Reassurance" in the Gulf following report
        • UN nuclear agency team arrives in Tehran
        • UN Experts to Examine New Iranian Activities
        • Iran condemns Gates' demand to stop
        • Gulf needs strong Iraq: PM
        • Gulf single currency unlikely by ’10: PM
        • Hosseini: US interferes in region
        • US advised against seeking sanctions
        • Iran accuses US of spying
        • Gates Challenges Iran on Intel Reports
        • Premier holds talks in Bahrain
        • Confrontation and laughter at Manama Dialogue
        • Dr Ng Eng Hen attends key regional forum
        • Vice president gives the nod to Iraqi-US deal
        • Manama Dialogue an Ideal platform
        • Iran remains potential threat, Gates warns
        • Bahrain 'is in the firing line'
        • Hague pledges to bolster ties
        • Stop proxy war urges Iraq
        • Saudi's size 'hampering terror clamp'
        • Look inward US official tells Tehran
        • Gulf 'safe from sectarian violence'
        • Iraqis say US must engage with Iran
        • Go West, young (Iraqi) man
        • U.S. still views Iran as nuclear threat
        • PG officials: Israel threatens ME
        • Bomber Kills 11 at Police Station in Iraq
        • Iran condemns Gates' demand
        • Israel faces hard sell convincing US on Iran
        • Iraq urges US to interact with Iran
        • Gates outburst triggered by convergence
        • Gates defends Israel's nuclear program
        • Saudi, Iran settling scores in Iraq
        • Iran: US comments can not affect relations
        • Narayanan issues terror warning to West, Gulf
        • India warns of wave of al-Qaeda attacks
        • Gulf warned of fresh terror threat
        • India warns of new terror attacks
        • India warns of Al Qaida threat
        • Mortars Hit Iraq Prison; 7 Inmates Dead
        • Security hinges on U.S. relations with Iran
        • Gates Calls for Continued Pressure on Iran
        • Arab World Must Support Iraqi Progress: Gates
        • Multilateral Cooperation Critical to Region
        • Climate change could lead to conflict
        • Iraqi Vice President Talks about Security
        • NATO-Model Security Alliance Sought For Gulf
        • Caution against economic targets at summit
        • Le danger iranien est toujours d'actualité
        • Eng Hen ends Bahrain visit
        • Pending issues with Iran must be solved
        • Ahmadinejad's bold gambits boost power
        • World - Gulf States rap US line on Iran
        • Teheran klagt über US-Spionage
        • Tehran answers Gates
        • Gates: Gulf nations must help on Iran
        • Les USA agitent la menace iranienne
        • US urges air shield over Gulf
        • US insists on stronger defences against Iran
        • Iran Nuclear Program
        • Iraqi security adviser tells US to engage
        • Petraeus warns on excessive Iraq hopes
        • Gates Tries to Back Administration
        • Message that Iran is still a threat
        • Tehran shuns regional summit
        • Iraq plans crackdown in province
        • Gates rejects comparison
        • Gates to Urge Cooperation Among Gulf Nations
        • Homecoming parade for Iraq troops
        • Both Tehran and Washington must seek a deal
        • Iran, Syria tighten borders
        • Analysis: Iran is still a threat for U.S.
        • Iraq: Iran Eases Support to Radical Group
        • Iran prepares to further its US 'interests'
        • Iraq considers regional security pact
        • Ahmadinejad seeks to improve Iran image
        • Fantasies and realities
        • Who Wears a Winter Coat in Djibouti?
        • Israelis Brief Top U.S. Official on Iran
        • The Gulf in the Gulf
        • Missing urgency
        • Iraq's VP urges Iraqis to return home
        • Iran Is No Threat and That’s Official
        • US Efforts to Sow Discord Futile
        • China buys oil field in Iran
        • Report contains baseless points about past
        • Iraq progress feeds a new nationalism
        • The myth of a grand bargain with Tehran
        • Alarm Subsiding in Israel
        • Gates calls Iran threat to Region
        • 'Iraq will never support new war'
        • Losing Weight in the Gulf
        • India's spy agency blunders draw ire
        • 'No, I don't'
        • Rafsanjani urges amity among factions
        • White House Is Confident of Support on Iran
        • Turkish worries over Iraq
        • Gates Urges Gulf Region to Counter Iran
        • Security Conference Useless Without Iran - MP
        • Trial and terror
        • New U.N. Iran Resolution Considered
        • Absent Iran in focus
        • Manama's mixed messages
        • NIE report neither a victory nor unimportant
        • Reason for Iran's absence
        • US should start a dialogue with Iran
        • Secretary alleges ‘neighbour’ supports terror
        • So, what did we achieve?
        • Collapse of structures in West affected India
        • French Defense Execs Woo Gaddafi
        • Two Bahraini ministers face grilling by MPs
        • A Gates-Style Thaw
        • نائب رئيس الجمهورية العراقية
        • الربيعي يدعو الى ايجاد ميثاق أمني بين دول الخ
        • الهاشمي : العراق بحاجة لاتفاقية امنية مع الول
        • Sunnis, Sadrists Attack U.S. Security Pact
        • Russia ignores West's Iran fears
        • البحرين ترحب بالانفتاح الايراني على الخليج
        • ولى عهد البحرين يستقبل عبدالله بن زايد
        • البحرين والولايات المتحدة
        • بمشاركة وفود من 23دولة
        • India should wield smart power
        • يعقد بمشاركة دول اقليمية وعالمية
        • Security talks urged
        • Assassin’s strike killed the West’s policy
        • Commonwealth condemns Bhutto killing
        • Terrorism is not whitewashed yet
        • Pakistan More Dangerous Place without Bhutto
        • Russia, Iran and nuclear fuel
        • Iraq's progress hard to define
        • Fighter planes crashing common in Burma
        • Le terrorisme islamiste n'a pas désarmé
        • Snaring the N-Jihadi
        • Climate change brings threats of war
        • Pena Morte
        • Defence policy can't be left to doomsayers
        • Bahrain-Iran Cooperation Hailed
        • Defense Secretary Gates: Coalitions Critical
        • US weighs post-surge troop levels
        • Iftekhar calls for national consensus
        • Verdrängte Fragen
        • Sidestepping the issues
      • November 2007
        
        • US troop fatalities plunge following 'surge'
        • Who's corrupting whom?
        • Letter from Europe: Seeking rapprochement
        • How to Rein in Iran Without War
        • Experts cast doubt on reality of Iran threat
        • Armed militias complicate Afghan security
        • War fears complicate sanctions moves on Iran
        • U.S. attack on Iran may "open Pandora's box"
        • Coalition of the unwilling
        • Politics puts pragmatism in jeopardy
        • So, What About Those Nukes?
        • Pakistan Nuclear Security Questioned
        • Gates shows the art of US military diplomacy
        • German Chancellor Merkel to Visit Bush
        • How popular is Benazir Bhutto?
        • Development Goals unlikely to be achieved
        • US Envoy to Press Musharraf
        • North Korea’s nuclear threat
        • Iran rations cooperation with IAEA
        • As U.S. presses for more sanctions
        • Experts united against Pakistan emergency
        • A review of Nuclear Black Markets
        • IAEA report suggests Iran is playing for time
        • George Bush et l'Asie : cherchez l'erreur
        • Egypt: Russia agrees to provide know-how
        • Alrai Newspaper
        • Gates will lead U.S. delegation to Manama
        • Spinning on regardless
        • Iran says has built new long-range missile
        • More than half of Afghanistan 'under Taliban'
        • Scottish Office role 'fitted in' says Browne
        • Half of Sea Harrier fleet gone in 20 years
        • Helicopter crunch hobbles peace missions
        • Gates to head US team for Manama Dialogue
        • Musharraf quits as army chief
        • Inside Pakistan's Drive To Guard Its A-Bombs
        • Iran and EU face tough nuclear talks
        • Killing four birds with one stone
      • October 2007
        
        • Brown announces Iraq troop cuts during visit
        • Will Ashgabat abandon neutrality?
        • Force in Iraq will be reduced to 'overwatch'
        • 'It won't resolve anything"
        • We all have a stake in the world
        • Troops Will Leave 'Instability and Fear'
        • In Myanmar, U.N. envoy meets Suu Kyi
        • Solving Iraq may not clear the air
        • Britain to cut its force in Iraq by half
        • Britain to cut its Iraq forces by half
        • «Россия — очень надежный партнер»
        • Hope Muted for Russia-U.S. Talks
        • Britain's Brown 'running away' from Iraq
        • Q&A: Iran and the nuclear issue
        • Time to start talking about climate change
        • A coalition? Barely
        • Battered Brown weighs full Iraq withdrawal
        • Former ISI head blames army chiefs for coups
        • The Sino-Russian embrace leaves the US out
        • Fringe benefit exacerbates greenhouse gas
        • Climate War
        • What happened to our obligation to Iraq?
        • Einsatz am Hindukusch gerät in Gefahr
        • U.S. missile defense up for debate in U.K.
        • The funny thing about Indonesian pirates
        • India, Russia aim to take their defence ties
        • China faces the dilemmas of success
        • Iran's chief nuclear negotiator resigns
        • French launch post-mortem on Morocco jet deal
        • Larijani’s exit further throws Iran’s nuclear
        • Actually, Iran is not so tough
        • Bhutto Attack Clouds Pakistan's Future
        • IISS Announces 4th Regional Security Summit
        • India to deepen contacts with militaries
        • EU's Solana in talks with Iran's new man
        • Iran insists no nuclear shift after Larijani
        • PKK militarily weak but tactically strong
        • China faces the dilemmas of success
        • Egypt to build nuclear power stations
        • Baghdad has been purged of al-Qa'eda
      • September 2007
        
        • Drafting a better future
        • Nepal Army : Contributions To UN Peacekeeping
        • Waiting for the general (and a miracle)
        • Regional cooperation vital
        • Langfristiges Afghanistan-Engagement
        • NATO Wants Good Russian Relationship
        • NATO head urges closer ties with Russia
        • NATO chief calls on Russia to clarify
        • NATO chief urges Kabul to do more
        • NATO head calls for closer ties with Russia
        • NATO head calls for closer ties with Russia
        • WTO head Lamy says trade deal within reach
        • WTO chief seeks political spasm for talks
        • Gaza split is an 'opportunity' for peace
        • Mideast conference 'disaster' without goals
        • Israeli, Palestinian Leaders to Meet
        • 'ME conference unlikely to succeed'
        • Dahlan calls for Palestinian referendum
        • Deterrence had failed after Sept. 11
        • Fatah sees little hope of peace deal
        • Proche-Orient: vibrant appel à Genève
        • L'Iran est le grand vainqueur de la guerre
        • Forum de l'IISS à Genève La Suisse a son rôle
        • Forum de l'IISS à Genève
        • Sicherheits-Forum in Genf Fast 300 Experten
        • Der Rückzug der Löwen von Basra
        • Der umstrittene Rückzug
        • Mideast peace conference will fail
        • Lost in the land of no return
        • Pakistan awaits Sharif's return
        • US surge has failed - Iraqi poll
        • Iran 'reaches key nuclear goal'
        • Recent terror plots show al-Qaeda resilience
        • Al-Qaida will take decades to eradicate
        • Annual study offers a bleak vision
        • Global warming impact like "nuclear war"
        • Al Qaeda can still 'plan and coordinate'
        • Al-Qaeda can still plan 'spectacular' attacks
        • 2007 marked by profound loss in US authority
        • NATO Wants Good Russian Relationship
        • NATO chief says wants trustful relationship
        • Al-Qa'eda 'as strong today as it was on 9/11'
        • Al-Qaida has revived, spread and is capable
        • Six years after 9/11 al-Qaeda still remains
        • New report's prognosis for the world
        • Gunmen seize armored truck carrying cash
        • Stark warning from leading think tank
        • Al-Qaida and its allies: a worldwide threat
        • US sufffers decline in prestige, survey says
        • Climate change seen as threat to security
        • Al-Qaida Retains Ability To Strike At West
        • Al Qaida still strong, report warns
        • Extremism, climate, main security threats
        • Al Qaeda 'can still stage big attacks'
        • Resurgent al-Qaeda capable of major attacks
        • Austria Arrests Three in Latest Terror Plot
        • US loses diplomatic clout: experts
        • Extremism, climate top global security agenda
        • A grim picture
        • Think tank says Iraq damages global security
        • Report: Terror Threat is 'High as Ever'
        • Sheikh's Killing a Blow to Bush
        • Al-Qa'eda prepares to rise again
        • 'Al Qaida ideology stronger than ever'
        • Al-Qaeda has grown stronger, says study
        • Irak: publication du rapport
        • Après le Forum de l'IISS à Genève
        • Nations ink deal to provide safer atom power
        • Iran a key issue at UN nuclear conference
        • Burkina Faso: Innovation and Education Needed
        • Cooling The Clash With Iran
        • Al Qaeda talk sustains extremist fears
        • US military likely to be in Iraq for years
        • The Osama Disconnect
        • Proxy war could soon turn to direct conflict
        • Mass malaise is what breeds terrorism
        • How close to millennium development goals?
        • «У меня нет оптимизма по поводу Ирана»
        • Distrust mounting over Kosovo question
        • Another attempt to malign Pakistan?
        • Jihadist narrative still casts shadow on west
        • NATO's door open for French return
        • Naval coalition ensures maritime security
        • Three Cultures, Three Views of Terror
        • Iran 'war' warning overshadows UN talks
        • Pulling Out
        • EU Takes Swipe at Russia
        • UN nuclear chief faces new US criticism
        • Terrorism: Al-Zawahiri calls for 'cleansing'
        • Planning for defeat: How should we withdraw?
        • We must weigh the moral cost of withdrawal
        • Iraq: Be careful what you wish for
        • Army chief's concern over public
        • Gen Sir Richard Dannatt's speech
        • General warns of army-nation gulf
        • Army chief wants respect for troops
        • Army chief calls for 'appreciation'
        • Army chief: Iraq war 'unpopular'
        • Our soldiers ‘deserve US-style parades’
        • Embrace returning troops, pleads army chief
        • No sympathy for Army, says chief
        • Honour troops with parades, says Gen Dannatt
        • A lesson in patriotism from Smalltown
        • British troops dread coming home to barracks
        • British Commander Defends Basra Pullout
        • دحلان يحذر من فشل مؤتمر السلام وفياض يطالب بإ
        • Honour troops with 'welcome home parades'
        • General's attack on home front
        • IISS Sees Increasing Terrorist Threats
        • The year of unmitigated gloom
        • America's grand plan was waylaid in Iraq
        • Operation Groundhog Day: the final assault
        • Troops to get better housing and tax breaks
        • Troops to get council tax rebate
        • Al-Qaeda as powerful as ever, agree experts
        • Al-Quaeda posing greater threat: Lloyd's
        • Countries call for restraint
        • Troops win council tax rebate
        • International confab on Terrorism
        • NI soldiers to get rates rebate
        • Defence Secretary to promise troops a rebate
        • Al Qaeda 'ready to stage another 9/11'
        • Anbar made safer but critics query the cost
        • Giving Tommy his due
        • Treatment of our soldiers is a disgrace
        • Parade snub for Britain's returning soldiers
        • We don't treat our troops well enough
        • No new MoD budget for army housing
        • Housing and tax boost for forces ranks
        • Protests in Myanmar
        • Military spending to worsen security in Asia
        • Few welcome parades planned for soldiers
        • Burmese leaders warn protesters
        • Grenadier Guards Return Home
        • Britain - General warns of gap between army a
        • Lack of appreciation for soldiers 'sapping'
        • Fears over army rift with public
        • Unpopular wars undermine the army
        • Councils shamed into welcoming troops home
        • How will Burma's junta respond?
        • BB crosses the line on AQ Khan?
        • The World Can Live With a Nuclear Iran
        • This silence on the Army speaks volumes
        • U.N. envoy lands in Myanmar for talks
        • Talking truth to power
        • SCO could enlarge to include Pakistan
        • Experts Examine Challenges to Nuclear Regime
        • Iran’s Revolutionary Guards
        • Seven Questions: Is the Surge Working in Iraq
      • August 2007
        
        • Guns for sale - just point them at Iran
        • Interests and Principles
        • Experts Prepare for 5th IISS Review
        • Turning the history of Pakistani politics
        • US concerned over Iran's influence
        • The long march to be a superpower
        • White Tamil blends into suburbia
        • US strike on Taliban heightens tension
        • Scant recent progress in Iran atom work
        • At 80 years young, PLA still going strong
        • Multi-pronged approach needed
        • Scientists call for defensive action
        • Keeping peace abroad a tough sell in Germany
        • Perils of a new Pacific arms race
        • Afghanistan’s Troubling Neighbors
        • Colombo International Conference
        • As the death toll continues to rise
        • With Iraq pullout in full swing
        • Nato's rival in the east
        • Plan Released by Iran and U.N. Atomic Agency
        • Iran should avoid more sanctions this year
        • Putting Pressure on Iran
        • Diplomats criticize Iran's deal with UN
        • Malaysia's axis mysteriously shifting
        • The world laughs not with us but at us
        • Blue on blue deaths raise tough questions
        • Not quite the pact that was
        • Germany fears it's being targeted
        • Great powers cast bids for Central Asia
        • Opposition could re-shape Japan-US ties
        • Retreat & redeploy: The case for withdrawing
        • Oil giants rush to lay claim to Iraq
        • Central Asian powerhouses target West
        • Sharp perspective on clear and present danger
        • Will Bush take military strikes at Iran?
        • Uranium's reaction to a nuclear future
        • US and Iran spar ahead of Iraq report
        • India's appetite for arms draws world
        • Guinea-Bissau to shoot down drug traffickers
        • Teheran fury as US soldiers arrest Iranians
        • India to fortify its air combat power
        • Opium growth in Afghanistan increasing
        • Russia resumes long range bomber patrols
        • United Nations Disarmament Conference
        • Democrats May Reshape Defense Ties
        • Britain will not face 'Saigon moment'
        • Battle for the North Pole Oil
        • Russia's strategic bombers: facts
        • Gas 'cartel' idea
        • Britain Shifts Focus to Afghanistan
      • July 2007
        
        • Why Scotland is in the bombers’ sights
        • US approach to arms control is touchy subject
        • Western forces hooked on air power
        • Relations with Pakistan improving
        • Pakistan still using illegal nuclear networks
        • Australian Defense Minister Visits Jakarta
        • Navy increases capacity 'to defend itself'
        • 38 parties likely to attend London conference
        • Venkaiah Naidu leaving for UK tomorrow
        • Trial & terror
        • Progress but no solution over N Korea
        • UN to test Iran's nuke transparency
        • Pakistani commandos kill chief cleric
        • Modern political mythmaking
        • People of Pakistan against Extremist Elements
        • People Support Government Position on Minster
        • International expert discusses developments
        • China's military build-up 'sows distrust'
        • Cheney pushes Bush to act on Iran
        • Minister hints at shift in US relations
        • As China Grows, So Does Its Navy
        • Activists and Analysts: The Role of NGOs
        • American way of life
        • IISS Announces 5th Global Strategic Review
        • Antony’s Sudan trip in doubt
        • Antony to visit UN peace corps
        • Pakistanis abhor retrogressive forces
        • Dealing with North Korea: Tempting Mr Kim
        • Moscow in push for super-power status
        • Enabling the Indonesian Military
        • No-show by US leaders hints at shift in focus
        • Patient bargaining v sabre-rattling
        • Democracy key to Pakistan’s progress: Benazir
        • Bhutto hails Pakistan judge ruling
        • Risky US alliances in Iraq
        • PPP Chairperson welcomes CJ reinstatement
        • Keys to Tehran: A guide to the major players
        • Putin calls for response to US ‘threat’
        • Ups and Downs of America’s Asian Relations
        • Leaving now not the way out of Iraq
        • Three British soldiers dead in a week
        • Britain's bloodiest campaign
        • France-Libya deal poses no proliferation risk
        • France Overlooks Tripoli's Past Rogue Status
        • Tape revives speculation on bin Laden's fate
        • Confession Time in Iran
        • Iran bank hit hard by sanctions
        • NATO, Officials and Experts prepare for GSR
        • Joined at the hip
        • Brown aide sounded out US on withdrawal
        • U.S. seen in Iraq until at least '09
        • Smoke signals from South Block
      • June 2007
        
        • Nelson to address Shangri-La dialogue
        • Visit to Singapore and Japan
        • Gates to play down China build-up at talks
        • Low chance of terrorists obtaining nukes
        • Defence chief seeks to ease doubts over US
        • Asia Pacific security summit
        • 6th Asia Security Summit opens in Singapore
        • Defence leaders in S'pore for summit
        • Sanctioning mixed measures
        • No pot of gold at rainbow's end
        • Expert says low risk of terrorist bomb
        • Kyuma to attend Asian security forum
        • High-profile regional security consultation
        • China's challenge more economic than military
        • China's defense spending poses no threat
        • China sends most senior-ever delegation
        • Key player in nuclear black market
        • PM Lee outlines challenge for Asia
        • Singapore leader urges US to stay the course
        • Gates: Iraq Won't Make U.S. Neglect Asia
        • Defense Leaders to Focus on Regional Security
        • Gates Says Asia Remains Critical to U.S.
        • Asians do not see China as security threat
        • U.S. Seeks Afghan Help From Asia
        • China to set up military hotline with US
        • New Zealand wins US praise at security forum
        • Military build-up purely defensive
        • Gates optimistic about China despite buildup
        • China wants to be active contributor to Asia
        • US Pays Tribute To NZ Defence Contribution
        • PM Lee waves red flag over green issues
        • Defense budget true and authentic
        • Pentagon chief seeks Asia's help
        • ‘Low chance of terrorists getting nukes’
        • 'No' to meet on LTTE
        • Singapore Hosts Largest ‘Shangri-la Dialogue’
        • New worry: Homemade extremists
        • Singapore Commits to Prevent LTTE
        • Gates Won't Say Who's Winning Terror War
        • US, China take pains to cool military dispute
        • US calls for more engagement in Central Asia
        • Military official: China, US to open hotline
        • S Korea urges six-party push on N Korea
        • Gates reaffirms U.S. commitment in Asia
        • US Not Gearing Up for Iran War
        • U.S. Eases Tone on China
        • US calls on Asia for anti-terror effort
        • German defence minister to visit India Monday
        • Chinese general says build-up defensive
        • U.S. upbeat about defense ties with China
        • India prepared for global security role
        • US defense chief urges stronger sanctions
        • Shifting policy, US offers to work with China
        • China army defends military build-up
        • China says budget authentic, hotline likely
        • Gates vows not to forget Asian security
        • S. Korean defense chief calls for patience
        • S Korea to ask for speedy supply of equipment
        • Gates Urges More Help for Afghanistan
        • Press Conference with Secretary Gates
        • China Issues Critical, But Won’t Dominate
        • Singapore PM: Myanmar is Southeast Asia's woe
        • India grows internationally says Singapore PM
        • China's military build-up not threat to Asia
        • Security architecture must be inclusive
        • Singapore and India reaffirm relations
        • Press Conference at Shangri-La Dialogue
        • Pak must act on its anti-terror commitment
        • Two-pronged attack called for
        • China sends top official to attend summit
        • Anti-missile system could destabilise region
        • Iran big player in nuclear black market: IISS
        • Gen. Pace Speaks With U.S. Service members
        • General raps U.S.-Japan missile cooperation
        • US backs Japan-China reconciliation over war
        • Kyuma seeks regional cooperation for N. Korea
        • India-China relations undergo improvement
        • Annual Asia-Pacific security forum begins
        • Friend, foe and spy all under one roof
        • PM Lee warns of risks to Asia's outlook
        • Climate change a long-term security threat
        • Officials, ministers meet Singapore leaders
        • South Korea urges six-party push on North
        • Gates Considers Roots of Terrorism
        • Shangri-La Dialogue opens in Singapore
        • U.S. aims to allay concerns of Asian allies
        • Gates seeks to ease doubts on Asia focus
        • Singapore calls for security architecture
        • Sri Lanka says ceasefire pact holds
        • Indonesia assures neighbors
        • New hotline between China and US
        • US and China make concessions
        • Security architecture must be inclusive
        • Gates warns Turkey not to invade Iraq
        • Coordinated patrolling under study: Antony
        • Conference explores US-China relationship
        • India, China say their rise shouldn't alarm
        • China, U.S. hotline likely
        • Pakistan plays down Al Qaeda regrouping
        • 'Imaginative approaches needed'
        • US, China smooth over military dispute
        • China says to set up military hotline with U.
        • Military hotline for China, US
        • Evolution of regional security networks
        • Asian nations witness unexpected cordiality
        • US seeks to reassure China on missile defence
        • Defence ministers from Germany, India call
        • More needs to be done for maritime security
        • Indonesia minister hopes to iron out DCA
        • PLA commits to US-China defence hotline
        • 'War on terror a long way from won'
        • U.S. Strikes Inside Somalia
        • Sri Lanka offensive and peace efforts
        • Iran uncertainty proves need for sanctions
        • Regional Somali force moves to secure area
        • US urges Turkey over Kurds
        • US, Indonesia discuss ways to deepen ties
        • Somali Fighting Kills 8 Militants
        • Islamic militants 'defeated'
        • Gates Urges More Pressure Now on Iran
        • U.S. Warship Bombards Somalia Militants
        • Peace only first step in restoring nations
        • Tamil Tigers are a threat to shipping
        • Arms, aid led to downfall of Abu Sayyaf
        • US-NZ Relations Thawing: Former UN Ambassador
        • U.S. Commitment to Asia Is Unwavering
        • Border situation worrying, says Antony
        • India agreed for coordinated naval patrol
        • India agrees to coordinated patrolling
        • Composite dialogue changes climate of ties
        • Minister praises China's readiness to engage
        • How worried should we be about China?
        • Communist China is also building up military
        • Sixth Asia Security Summit ends in Singapore
        • Japan, US, Australia hold first 3-way talks
        • ASEAN urged to develop military links
        • Phil Goff - Speech
        • Japan to Address Nuclear Threat
        • China tries to allay fears
        • US warns Turkey not to invade Iraq
        • Strains grow over strategy to rein in Iran
        • Peace along border with China: Antony
        • Air battles: India to help Sri Lanka
        • Sino-US military hotline to be set up
        • Govt. not planning to scrap CFA: Rohitha
        • General: Buildup on track
        • Asia Security Summit calls for more dialogue
        • Indonesia Requests Maritime Security Help
        • US Defense Secretary Sounds Softer Note
        • China's missile warning
        • Beijing holds its own at gathering of experts
        • Security networks need to evolve carefully
        • US hints at China role in missile shield
        • Indonesia seeks wider China and Japan role
        • US offers to discuss missile defence plans
        • China's high-level participation welcomed
        • PM holds talks with 2 defence ministers
        • S'pore, Germany partners in security
        • US, China play down rising tension
        • US seeks Asia's help in Afghanistan
        • Gates Cautious About Gains in Afghanistan
        • US notes Singapore's efforts in Afghanistan
        • Stay the course in nuclear talks
        • Antony seeks more cooperation from Singapore
        • Great wall opening up
        • Security web not perfect, but will improve
        • Terrorism must be rejected: Ehsan Ul Haq
        • Indonesia Seeks E. Asian Help To Fight Piracy
        • Don't get complacent about nuclear weapons
        • India to help Sri Lanka in regional security
        • Minister urges tightened regional security
        • India agrees to coordinated patrolling
        • Dialogue to be held here till 2011
        • US Wants Korea to Stay Longer in Afghanistan
        • The nuclear stand-off in Europe
        • China, U.S. Work on Mutual Confidence
        • China, U.S. Throttle Back Tension
        • Gates: Diplomacy Best Way to Confront Iran
        • IISS Shangri-La Dialogue Concludes
        • Asia-Pacific defense talks 'helpful'
        • Statement by Secretary of Defense Gates
        • Gates Arrives in Afghanistan
        • Too Soon to Say if U.S., Coalition Winning
        • Gates: Asian Leaders Receptive to Call
        • Press Conference at Shangri-La Conference
        • Hotline Represents ‘Step Forward’
        • Diplomacy Best Way to Confront Iran
        • Gates Urges More Asian Support in Afghanistan
        • U.S. Continues to Build Asian Relationships
        • Sri Lanka assured of increased assistance
        • US, Kyrgyzstan discuss expanding ties
        • Defense minister's comment
        • U.S. patience on N Korea not unlimited: Gates
        • Gates seeks extended deployment
        • Pace Promotes Cooperation with Malaysia
        • Indonesia for defence tie-up with India
        • Gates Cites Progress in Afghanistan
        • Nepal in the Context of Asia-Pacific Security
        • China's military must be more transparent
        • Battle terrorism with development aid
        • SE Asia urged to develop links for security
        • China, United States to have 'hotline'
        • Asia Security Summit opens in Singapore
        • Iraq war will not undermine U.S. role in Asia
        • SE Asia has little influence over Myanmar
        • Terror fight also needs development
        • Indonesia wants help to secure waterway
        • US offers China briefings on missile defence
        • Malaysia, Singapore warn of 'new Cold War'
        • Rebels planned truck bombing in Colombo
        • Help us secure vital waterway
        • Indonesia, US discuss military ties
        • Ebdane’s ‘Work in Progress’
        • The Shangri-la Dialogue: Beyond Talk
        • Ready for a U.S.-PRC hotline
        • China warns US, Japan against missile defense
        • DoD Press Briefing with Secretary Gates
        • LTTE poses growing threat outside Sri Lanka
        • Time to end damaging annual ritual
        • Invading Kurdistan
        • US, China to set up military hotline
        • US urges Asia to rid causes of extremism
        • Japan, Australia discuss security cooperation
        • ASEAN should not be held hostage over Myanmar
        • Officials from Korea, Pakistan call at Istana
        • Thailand's changing political landscape
        • PLA in Shangri La
        • Bypassing Europe Is a Mistake
        • S Korea agrees to use shared funds
        • Antony meets service chiefs on security
        • Indonesia call for strait help
        • India, China to Hold Maneuvers
        • Defense chief calls for patience with North
        • World at new 'nuclear crossroads'
        • Decision time in Iraq
        • China to oppose U.S. missile defense shield
        • Chinese MFA Regular Press Conference
        • Missile defense system 'could harm stability'
        • Asia facing dangerous power shifts
        • PLA embarks on a slow journey to transparency
        • US aid to Indonesian military under threat
        • Turkish troops 'chase Kurds in Iraq'
        • Singapore rejigs Asia security risks
        • Visiting German Minister pushes for sales
        • Border situation worrying: Antony
        • Cold War parallels arise at Asian meetings
        • The Great Wail Of China
        • Bigger role in security architecture
        • Gates Urges a Stronger Alliance
        • Secretary Gates Stresses Pacific Role for U.S
        • Climate Change a possible long term threat
        • Asia-Pacific security an evolving web
        • Conflict May Affect Oil Exploration
        • Tigers Must Want Negotiated Peace
        • You can bank on this issue lingering
        • Shangri-La: Talk is still the best bet
        • Lawless Set for His Last SPI Talks in Seoul
        • To go or not to go:Turkey and northern Iraq
        • Call for S. Korea's continued role
        • British Company to Investigate Its Own Deal
        • Is Iran Abetting the Taliban?
        • Pakistan's move to combat nuclear terror
        • Missile system affects China's security
        • Singh says ISI, Pak army helping infiltration
        • Hilfe aus Asien für Afghanistan
        • Asiatische Länder sagen Hilfen
        • Chill descends on US-China relations
        • 'Transparency' clouds Sino-US ties
        • Press Conference with Secretary Gates
        • Gates ‘Puzzled’ By Russian Response to plans
        • Iran brushes off new sanctions threat
        • Outsiders not needed to patrol Malacca Strait
        • Twists in the Great Game
        • Wounded but still dangerous
        • Caught between devil and deep blue sea
        • US Congress urges military to tackle opium
        • Over to East Asia
        • Sino-Japanese relations recovering
        • U.S. rivals heading for Asian summit
        • Indian Army Chief to visit France, Britain
        • Interfaith dialogue could be road to peace
        • Global chilling
        • Of Sino-US tensions
        • Indian Navy Chief calls Sea Tigers a nuisance
        • Interview: Col. H.R. Mcmaster
        • Battle is on - and it could last for decades
        • Beware the backyard N-bomb
        • Beckett: We Want Results on Non-Proliferation
        • UK to push for nuclear disarmament
        • Media Availability with Secretary of Defense
        • Mark Fitzpatrick's testimony
        • Expect Few Changes as Gordon Brown Takes Over
        • Rice hopeful US-India pact not far off
        • Market could be in business without Khan
        • US Lawmakers Call for Answers on Khan Network
        • Khan network out of business, says State Dept
        • Republican revolt maps Iraq concerns
        • ‘Khan network no longer exists’
        • Ackerman to head panel on Khan network
        • Peaceful role of Japan's Self-Defense Forces
        • Rep. Ackerman Issues Statement
        • Rep. Royce Issues Statement
        • 设导弹防御系统引争议　美要打消中俄疑虑
        • 美防长对中美关系感乐观 中国：国防热线很快落实
        • 亚洲安全大会 李总理与美国防长就双边防务合作交流
        • 解放军高层密集调整　少壮将领纷获擢升
        • Ways to Detect and Thwart Nuclear Trade
      • May 2007
        
        • Pakistan tightens nuclear export
        • Arabian delusions
        • Pakistan braces for new revelations
        • Sudan Campaign Targets Global Business
        • FO given dossier on Dr Qadeer’s network
        • Dossier on A Q Khan given to Pak. Govt.
        • A Q Khan's sale of technology helped Iran
        • Awkward truth of scientist’s ‘supermarket'
        • Rogue Pakistani scientist
        • Pakistan may still be involved in N-smuggling
        • ‘All Army chiefs since Zia were in the know’
        • Bhutto was father of Pakistani bomb
        • Govt. gets report on secret activities
        • Vital dossier on AQ Khan
        • US aware of Pak's nuke bomb plans
        • Pakistani authority places ads for material
        • Bhutto, not Khan, was the Father of Pak bomb
        • 'AQ Khan's network is still active'
        • New nuclear report implicates Pakistan
        • Pakistan 'still doing illicit nuke deals'
        • Still in business
        • Report: A.Q. Khan's Network Still Active
        • Pak still dependent on smuggling networks
        • N-programme still dependent on illicit source
        • Pakistani scientist A.Q. Khan aided Iran
        • Pakistan must validate troops' positions
        • Antony to visit Singapore June 1-3
        • A.Q. Khan & Co.
        • Antony to foray into defence diplomacy
        • No nuke deal link with Iran
        • Gen. Zia and Pak Army Chiefs after him knew
        • AQ Khan’s fatal deal with Iran
        • Nothing new in dossier on Dr Khan, says FO
        • Pakistan dismisses international dossier
        • Dossier on Khan network based on false info
        • Gen Beg talked of transferring nuke tech
        • Nation does not need help of 'black market'
        • Noise again but Govt firm: need the deal
        • Don’t allow British MPs’ visit
        • Bhutto, not Dr Khan, father of Pakistan bomb
        • Illicit Nuclear Networks Still Pose Threat
        • Elements of Khan network waiting to strike
        • A.Q. Khan nuclear smuggling ring may resume
        • Khan nuclear network was beyond state control
        • When will we ever learn?
        • CIA did not focus enough on Khan network
        • No end to S. Asia nuke race, predicts expert
        • Nuclear smuggling ring may resume buisness
        • Bahraini FM Participates in GCC EU Meeting
        • Have you seen any nuclear material?
        • North Korea and the poor man's bombs
        • Russia and China resist EU play for Asia
        • A New Nuke Black Market for Iran?
        • India bans export of N-technology to Iran
        • Analysis: Pakistan's nukes may resurface
        • IAF face difficulties in maintaining aircraft
        • From great gaming to gradual playing
        • Beg encouraged Khan's sale of nuclear tech
        • Irresponsible nuclear Pak alarms West
        • Scientist's nuclear secrets 'still sought'
        • Iraq's Al Qaeda attacks higher-impact targets
        • Uncommon Organizations
        • The EU should not ignore the SCO
        • A Q Khan nuclear network alive and kicking
        • China's Military Buildup a Growing Concern
        • New Report Details Pakistani's Proliferation
        • Nuclear Black Markets
        • World should adapt to Iran atom advances
        • Blair makes farewell call at White House
        • Pakistani embassy rejects report
        • Embassy spokesman takes exception to article
        • Blair will leave Brown to pick up the pieces
        • India to sell supersonic cruise missiles
        • New Strategy for Iraq War Stresses Politics
        • Stanching political atrophy in Pakistan
        • Turkmenistan: Pipelines Still Possibe
        • UN report to say Tehran Pressing Ahead Fast
        • Goff - New Zealand’s place in the world
        • U.S. seeks political solutions in Iraq
        • U.S. Working To Sabotage Iran Nuke Program
        • Report: US sabotaging Iran nukes
        • Iraqi Shiite Cleric Reportedly Ends a Sojourn
        • Ukraine in political crisis
        • UK experts wary of preemptive Iran hit
        • S. Korea, India set for first defense talks
        • Bush sanctions 'black ops' against Iran
        • Stakes rise in US-Iran standoff
        • Japan's Chief of Joint Staff to Attend
        • India for joint ventures with UK
        • US seeks more info on China's military
        • Dialogue on regional security
        • Security for Asia will be a long time coming
        • Analysis: U.S. warning on Chinese buildup
        • S.Korea, India to hold first defense talks
        • Defense minister to leave for weeklong trip
        • US Defence Secretary to speak at Shangri-La
        • Goff to Timor-Leste and Singapore
        • Pentagon says China expanding military reach
        • Pentagon: China improving its ability
        • Iran Charges 3 Iranian-Americans With Spying
        • Sri Lanka among 26 countries at Asian Summit
        • Goff to go on night patrol while in E Timor
        • US, India, China to dominate defense meet
        • No breakthrough seen for Iran-EU nuclear talk
        • Don't ignore the warnings
        • Sadr takes centre stage
        • The giant gorilla in the room
        • Rice warns Iran ahead of key nuclear talks
        • Multilateral security diplomacy in Singapore
        • Antony meets South Korean Defence Minister
        • Gates heads to Singapore for talks
        • Indian, Chinese defence leaders meet
        • Indian defense minister leaves for Singapore
        • Antony leaves for Singapore tonight
        • Gates warns cadets world will be watching
        • EU faltering on a strategy for Putin's Russia
        • U.S. may be in Iraq for 'protracted period'
        • Minister Announces Australia's Attendance
        • Gates, in Hawai'i, says U.S. to stay in Iraq
        • Gates urges China to explain intentions
        • Korea, India agree on naval drills, exchanges
      • April 2007
        
        • China is accused of fuelling arms race
        • Tehran hails UK ‘positive approach’
        • U.S. strategy on Iran may have backfired
        • Iran raises stakes with claim of nuclear leap
        • Freed sailors are reunited with families
        • Diplomacy may help in nuclear stand-off
        • Release of the Iran hostages without any deal
        • Don't get in the way of our nuclear ambitions
        • Inquiry begins into errors that led to ambush
        • Iran celebrating day of nuke technology
        • Fears grow in West as Iran gloats
        • Asia's arms race goes underwater
        • Doubts remain over Iran's nuclear claims
        • Tough swagger can’t disguise a basic weakness
        • US missile system poses no threat to Russia
        • Iran's Bogus Bomb Threat
        • Iran's big bluff - playing the nuclear game
        • With Eye on Iran, Rivals Also Want Power
        • Tehran's nuclear boast may open way for talks
        • Sadrists, Insurgency Still Stalk Iraq
        • Fighter jet crashes on TV station in Guinea
        • UN confirms Iran is producing nuclear fuel
        • Basra - Bloody storm before the calm
        • Nations Prepare for 6th Asia Security Summit
        • IISS Announces 6th Asian Security Summit
        • Antony to represent India at Shangri-La
        • Burma to participate in Asian security summit
        • Antony likely to visit Singapore in May
        • Nations Prepare For Key Asian Security Summit
        • Forum to tackle terrorism held in Bahrain
        • A Small Player Making a Difference
        • Dr Khan case still open
        • New dossier on Khan nuclear network
        • New dossier on Dr AQ Khan's N-network
        • Fresh dossier on Khan to cause more trouble
        • Putin treaty threat raises Cold War spectre
        • US welcomes Saudi terror arrests
        • Pakistan to tighten control over exports
      • March 2007
        
        • US commanders admit: we face a collapse
        • Long-term future doubts at Airbus
        • Would Israel attack Iran?
        • The Silence That Kills
        • America's budget black hole
        • Ringing up the bill for America's defense
        • Space shot or political stunt?
        • US under pressure to change focus of policy
        • Iran says an attack won't destroy know-how
        • China's Defense Budget Fiction
        • Afghan warlord splits with Taliban
        • ElBaradei leaves for N.Korea
        • Sri Lanka's Foreign and Security Policy
        • Playing the al-Qaida card
        • Soldiers are dying while we blow billions
        • Blair bidding to host US missile shield
        • Lack of transparency spells trouble
        • No easy way out for Prodi on Afghanistan
        • The Best Way to Run a War
        • Iraq's Gordian Knot
        • Getting the EU Back Into Eurasia
        • Breaking ranks lets real culprit off the hook
        • Panel says N Korea agreement needs work
        • 'Back at Square One on Nuclear Issue'
        • Iraqis want withdrawal but not now
        • Success may bring dangers of its own
        • Iraq 2020
        • ‘A failed state or a new country?’
        • Iraq - what went wrong?
        • Sailors fall foul of emerging superpower
        • Italy opens Pandora's box with hostage swap
        • Iran to limit cooperation amid dispute
        • Iran Standoff Deepens
        • Iran's shift on IAEA may offer 'insurance'
        • The Mecca factor
        • Iran indicates way out of dispute
        • How to preserve the North Korean nuclear deal
        • General: U.S. captures car bomb ringleaders
        • Blair confident sailors were in Iraqi waters
        • US and UK fail to find smoking gun
        • U.N. Set to Debate New Sanctions on Iran
        • Britain pushes for international help in Iran
        • Iran Prickly Over British Appeal to UN
        • Fury as Iran shows footage of captured sailor
        • Iran releases letter and video of sailors
        • The Future of European-American Relations
        • Teheran risking war just to save face
      • February 2007
        
        • Counting the guns – and the cost of war
        • Powerful yet weak - a US dilemma
        • Iran 2 to 3 years away from building weapon
        • Sabre-rattling and Iran
        • Deciphering wall writing
        • Iran Continues To Defy U.N. Sanctions
        • Iran denies blocking UN nuclear inspectors
        • IISS: Ankara, Tehran together fight PKK
        • Iran still stuck in nuke weapons project
        • China: the next global superpower
        • As US power fades, it can't find friends
        • Chirac hurries to retract after gaffe on Iran
        • Iranian Boast Is Put to Test
        • Officers With PhDs Advising War Effort
        • Military attack on Iran would be disastrous
        • Try again for a first step
        • The site where Iran is building its arsenal
        • Iran proceeds to lay foundation
        • Grassroots worries growing over Iran
        • Iran strike 'would be disastrous'
        • Chirac’s Iran Gaffe Reveals a Strategy
        • My strategic plan for the battle
        • Blair urges Iran to change its ways
        • Iran has assembled 2 uranium-enriching units
        • Iran to test new uranium enrichment plant
        • Web video niches constantly evolving
        • Attacking Iran would be disaster, report says
        • Insurgents may have anti-aircraft missle
        • Blair urged to avert military action
        • British Groups Say Not to Attack Iran
        • Attack on Iran would be a disaster
        • Land of the damned
        • Iran defies UN at nuclear site, say diplomats
        • Chirac's Iran blunder provides glimpse
        • Iran has begun assembling centrifuges
        • UK defence budget up over 50 percent
        • Iranians block UN inspectors
        • No Iran nuclear threat yet - IISS
        • 'Psychological Warfare' Advice to US
        • Iran 'sets up atomic centrifuges'
        • Pentagon sets its sights on Africa
        • UN nuclear agency plans to cancel aid to Iran
        • European diplomats looking to defuse crisis
        • Israel on guard
        • Arab nuclear ambitions stir arms race jitters
        • North Korea nuclear deal not model for Iran
        • A countdown to confrontation
        • Iranian negotiator to meet UN agency chief
        • In Iran, a chorus of dissent rises
        • Why Iran must make the next move
        • Israel spends 200 times more than Iran
        • Afghanistan: Winning or losing?
        • In the 21st century a venerable brains trust
        • Afghanistan: Symposium looks at security
        • Russia seeks new order by threatening treaty
        • N.Korea pact may show Iran bargaining power
        • Closing Remarks at Asian Security Conference
        • We must still be ready to intervene
        • Nuclear uncertainties linger
        • Iran readies gas for enriching uranium
        • China’s Missile Targets More than a Satellite
        • US defence companies court India
        • Iranian nuclear negotiator to meet IAEA chief
        • From tanks to work of art
        • Russia's arms protests raise cold war echoes
        • Rice calls Iraq coalition 'intact'
        • Iran defies deadline to halt atom work - U.N.
        • Iran: Nuclear Crisis Enters Next Stage
        • Failing in Baghdad - The British Did It First
        • Basra betrayed
        • Most U.S. tips fingering Iran false -- envoys
        • Nimrod fleet grounded in safety alert
        • A Brown Iraq may herald problems
        • Can we join the Star Wars club?
        • Venezuela Rivals U.S. in Aid to Bolivia
        • As US surges, British start exiting Iraq
        • Iraq: On the ground: Mission 60% accomplished
        • Afghanistan, Iran, Blair's legacy
        • 'Land for Iraq' is the best hope for region
        • Cheney visit turns up heat on Pakistan
        • Going it alone because we have to
        • China brushes off Japan lawmaker's concerns
      • January 2007
        
        • Tall order for U.N.'s new leader
        • American power: Recalibrating, not retreating
        • Germany's Turn
        • Merkel's U.S. visit
        • Iran makes more raw material for nuclear fuel
        • Soldier 3,000: His name is Dustin Donica
        • Much gain, less pain: Afghanistan's opium
        • Of paranoia and patronage
        • U.S. has mixed record in air strikes
        • Iran will avoid harsh response to sanctions
        • Bush borrows 'McMaster' plan from British
        • Once more unto the breach
        • Intensified Combat on Streets Likely
        • Britain: New Bush Plan Won't Alter Ours
        • Profile: Colonel H R McMaster
        • UN sanctions aiding U.S. Iran campaign
        • Japanese signal new era in ties with NATO
        • Blair outlines an ambitious plan
        • Iraqis already working for unity
        • So will the plan work?
        • More Troops Strategy 'Too Little Too Late
        • CP Receives IISS CEO
        • Global defence outlook
        • U.S. and N.Korea pursue nuclear talks
        • Iran set to begin installing 3000 centrifuges
        • Book on Pakistan's role in 'war on terror'
        • Events to boost Pak Lah’s international image
        • Iran bars 38 IAEA nuclear inspectors
        • US alarmed by Chinese 'missile strike'
        • Chinese space test raises US suspicions
        • Some optimism on Afghanistan, none on Iraq
        • Sadr’s Army
        • Malaysian PM arrives in London
        • Give Top Priority To End Palestinian Conflict
        • PM asks world to stop forces of extremism
        • PM Arrives In Davos For World Economic Forum
        • Muslim and West should work together
        • Palestine issue key to divide
        • Malaysia's Abdullah calls for push on peace
        • Toby Dodge's testimony
        • US risks riling Russia with defence system
        • Bush defends new policy on Iranians in Iraq
        • Interview transcript: Abdullah Ahmad Badawi
        • Cracks widen in 'surge' debate
        • Tehran To Ponder UN Offer To Delay Sanctions
        • West dismissive of call for 'timeout' in Iran
        • NATO chief calls for better ties with EU
        • Zero tolerance for terrorism, urges Abdullah
        • Choosing the right tools for the job
        • NATO, U.S. neglect 'psychological warfare'
        • IISS criticizes size of US reinforcements
        • Shunning "timeout" , Iran, West face conflict
        • Iran still "2-3 years" from atom bomb
        • Iran two to three years from nuclear weapon
        • Iran is 2-3 years away from a nuclear weapon
        • Strategy Experts Urge US To Use Psychology
        • US ‘has lost ability’ to impose global agenda
        • Troops Need to Battle for Hearts and Minds
        • US too weak to implement international agenda
        • Iran years from nuclear weapons
        • Israel's Peretz says 2007 critical year
        • China's defense budget hides real figure
        • Bold step needed on Middle-East dialogue
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      • December 2006
        
        • Blog Coverage of the Manama Dialogue
        • Turkey’s Policy Towards Northern Iraq
        • The Most Dangerous Man in Iraq
        • Key statement on security to be made
        • Bahrain hosts security conference
        • Empty endorsements
        • Abe security adviser Koike to visit Libya
        • What the US has learned (so far) in Iraq
        • Security adviser Koike to visit Libya
        • Manama dialogue next week
        • Bahrain to Host International Forum
        • Experts: Syria, Iran willing to aid U.S.
        • Nelson heads off for overseas meetings
        • Overseas visits
        • Warnings of bleak future for Iraq
        • Minister leads delegation to Bahrain meeting
        • Manama Dialogue Kicks Off in Bahrain
        • Persian Gulf region requires security system
        • Deputy King Receives Participants
        • Iraq security is key to regional stability
        • Israeli nuclear arsenal biggest threat
        • Iran will help US pull out of Iraq
        • Focus more on training Iraqis plea
        • Iraqi President Disparages ISG Report
        • India keen on security
        • Iraq seeking GCC support
        • Iraq FM concerned over US policy review
        • Israeli nukes provoking arms race
        • Iran Ties Role in Iraq Talks to U.S. Exit
        • Israel nuclear arsenal biggest threat to Gulf
        • Tehran will reconsider ties with IAEA
        • Unresolved regional issues major concern
        • US and Iranian officials come face-to-face
        • Doomsday Clock ticks for Mideast
        • Tehran will help US if it moves to pull out
        • Talks 'are vital for stability'
        • Cohen backs Baker report on peace talks
        • Pakistan nuclear facilities 'safe'
        • Security forces ready to take over by summer
        • Europe may have to do more to fight terrorism
        • Iraqi leader: US pullout will fuel terror
        • Bush urged to implement Iraq report ideas
        • Saddam nephew flees prison
        • Turks told not to meddle in Iraqi city
        • Jobs key to fighting terror
        • Gulf Arabs weigh joint nuclear programme
        • Iraq Study Group report ‘unfair and unjust’
        • Iraq rejects suggestion of US troops leaving
        • Iraq's Perception on Regional Security
        • Rallying call to fight terror
        • Rising unemployment 'big challenge'
        • Iran Calls on US to Withdraw from Iraq
        • Israel's Nuclear Arsenal Biggest Threat
        • Iran call for US pullout
        • Violence and hatred 'must be stamped out'
        • Centrifuges advance Iran nuke project
        • Iran sends blunt message to US on Iraq
        • Premature U.S. pullout will fuel terror's spr
        • Iran offers to help U.S. withdraw
        • Unemployment sows seeds for extremism
        • Iran: Nuclear Program Moving Forward
        • Iraq 'faces political challenge'
        • Iran 'will help US to leave Iraq'
        • Official visit to Bahrain
        • Iraq FM has 'serious concerns' over US policy
        • Saudi intelligence head addresses IISS forum
        • Persian Gulf region requires security system
        • Iran Offers to Help U.S. Withdraw From Iraq
        • Turkish Defence Minister urges Iraqis
        • Iran ready to help US withdrawal from Iraq
        • Iran and Iraq to top Gulf summit
        • Israel provoked nuclear race in Gulf: Saudi
        • Saudi intelligence chief wants US pullout
        • Iraq will talk to all groups except Al Qaida
        • Iran ready for cooperation with states
        • Gulf Dialogue Summit Opens In Manama
        • GCC mulls dialogue with Iran
        • Mottaki and crown prince discuss security
        • SOS over sectarian violence
        • Arab Nations Plan to Start Nuclear Program
        • Iran sees no sign of change in US policy
        • Iran clout grows as tensions mount
        • Iran sets troops withdrawal precondition
        • Gulf alarmed by 'confusion' of US ally
        • Turkish, Iraqi ministers spar over Kirkuk
        • Les Kurdes jugent le rapport " irréaliste"
        • Teheran lehnt Gespräche mit Washington ab
        • Präsident lehnt die Vorschläge Bakers ab
        • Iraq Army Plans for a Wider Role in Baghdad
        • S’pore buys 66 of the heavyweights
        • The Playground & The Nukes!
        • Iraq: Kurds Warn Against Delaying Referendum
        • Czechs eye an increase of troops
        • Ties Cut With Iran Institute Over Holocaust
        • Australia Considers Ban on Sri Lanka's LTTE
        • From the Klan to Tehran: Baker, Carter, Duke
        • Iran institute is isolated over meeting
        • America, MIA in The Gulf
        • »حوار المنامة«... إعادة ترتيب أوراق الأمن في
        • الوضع في العراق يهيمن على مؤتمر »حوار المنامة
        • حوار المنامة ومجلس التعاون
        • ما بعد »حوار المنامة«...
        • »حوار المنامة«... نهج إيجابي
        • مستشار الأمن القومي العراقي موفق الربيعي
        • »حوار المنامة« اختتم أعماله بالدعوة الى استرا
        • »حوار المنامة« استعرض وجهات نظر استراتيجية أم
        • » حوار المنامة« افتتح أعماله أمس
        • حوار المنامة: القتل في العراق ابرز مهددات امن
        • مسؤول سعودي يحذر من تهديد النزاعات المذهبية ل
        • مؤتمر حوار المنامة ينهي أعماله ويؤكد
        • لدى استقباله وزير الدفاع التركي
        • الطريف أمينا عاما للشورى ونوار المحمود أمينا
        • وزير الدفاع يبحث علاقات التعاون مع مساعد وزير
        • وزير الدفاع يبحث التنسيق العسكري مع وزير الدو
        • وزير الدفاع يجتمع برئيس الأركان الباكستاني
        • حاجتنا إلى الحوار أشد من أي وقت مضى
        • وجود أسلحة مدمرة بالمنطقة يغري دولا معتدلة با
        • وجود أسلحة مدمرة بالمنطقة يغري دولا معتدلة با
        • Nuclear stand-offs set to continue in 2007
        • Engage Islam moderates: Aussie minister
        • Iraqis ponder lessons of history after Saddam
        • The damning verdict of history
        • Lebanon conflict overlap with Mideast turmoil
        • Mideast leaders seek their own solutions
        • Battle-hardened Ethiopians test limits
        • Ethiopia's armed forces
        • Iran, North Korea -- nuclear proliferation
        • Conservative voices help our war on ideology
        • We must engage conservative Islam - Downer
        • Engage Conservative Muslim Leaders
        • Institutes sever ties with Iran over forum
        • War on insurgency
        • Eine ansteckende Krankheit
      • November 2006
        
        • I will build more and kill less, says General
        • Russia top arms exporter?
        • Pushing Democracy, or Arms?
        • Prodding Russia
        • Iraqi insurgent group unveils rocket
        • No recognition for breakaway South Ossetia
        • Europe jittery over N-ambitions of nations
        • Iran renews offer to talk to United States
        • Six Arab states join rush to go nuclear
        • President Kaczynski’s UK visit ‘a success’
        • 'Israel must prepare for full-scale war'
        • Six Arab States Want Nuclear Power
        • U.S. plays down South Korean decision
        • Riga should deliver wake-up call on EU-NATO
        • The smoke screen around chances of terrorism
        • Countering terror remains a priority
        • Iran's nuclear program progressing UN says
        • West to boost aid to Yemen
        • US plans last big push in Iraq
        • India's Nuke Deal Threatened
        • Report does not prove Iran building N-weapon
        • Iraq: the guns continue to smoke
        • Germany and Japan strive to regain might
        • Concerns over Bushehr: Kuwait raises Israeli
        • Tories try to pitch their foreign policy
        • Bahrain 'key cornerstone of stability'
        • Israel says empowering Abbas is key to peace
        • Israeli minister blames Syria for troubles
        • Palestinian Unity Government Talks Stall
        • Time to toughen up on Iran: Israeli FM
        • Cameron demands anti-terror unity
        • Towards a Truer European Union?
        • Cameron says ministers using security
        • Labour is playing politics on security
        • Fresh thinking needed in Britain's fight
        • Cameron accuses Brown and Reid
        • Cameron attacks Labour's 'tough-guy posturing
        • Cameron rounds on Labour rivals
        • Cameron hints at backing deal on security
        • Iran makes concession to UN investigation
        • Bush presses allies for more defense spending
        • China weighs Iran and Iraq risks for oil
        • Stop 'tough guy' act says Cameron
        • The Fox Versus the Bear
        • IISS Convenes 3rd Regional Security Summit
        • BAE investors take flight at potential loss
      • October 2006
        
        • Iran to propose new security strategy
        • North Korean test would not set off arms race
        • Frist aims to steer farmers away from Taliban
        • Russia's stakes in EADS
        • A Progressive Response to Terror
        • Experts see Arabs taking Sudan position
        • Pakistan's defence capability
        • Putin's Chechen strongman comes of age
        • No superpower if there is no power
        • Operation Sinbad
        • Iraq: the only solution left
        • FF.AA. británicas al límite de su capacidad
        • Military force will not defeat Islamists
        • Pyongyang deals a blow to non-proliferation
        • Test raises the spectre of a new arms race
        • N Korean nuke could alter military landscape
        • Analysis: North Korea test a sign of weakness
        • Expert urges measured response to N Korea
        • The State of Military Affairs in the Caucasus
        • Kim Jong Ils Bombe
        • UN divided over severity of nuclear sanctions
        • Diplomat Says Test Was Smaller Than Expected
        • Fate of key anti-nuclear pact in US hands
        • Ability to deliver bomb questioned
        • US Fears Export of Technology
        • Abe vows Japan will not go nuclear
        • After the bomb
        • Measuring diplomatic failure by the kilotonne
        • North Korea, Iran Want Talks With US
        • When Outlaws Get The Bomb
        • North Korea: Possible Impact Of UN Sanctions
        • A tinpot tyrant with a nuke
        • UN resolution focuses on naval searches
        • Latest crisis a threat to landmark deal
        • EU backs limited sanctions against Iran
        • Iran: EU Supports Gradual Sanctions
        • Unique missile baffles diplomats in Egypt
        • Nuclear-armed East Asia highly unlikely
        • Gulf makes strategic shift in new system
        • Rogue Nuclear Programs Threaten New Arms Race
        • N. Korea Threat Lies in Nuclear Sales
        • Tremors in the East
        • China's military buildup must be checked
        • War, law and American democracy
        • Iran Doubles Nuke Enrichment Capacity
        • Europas Illusion der Sicherheit
        • Losing special friends
        • Challenges for US Alliance Management
      • September 2006
        
        • As deadline passes, US says Iran must pay
        • Defiance may invite military strike
        • Cuba vows to bolster 'combat capacity'
        • Iran nuclear sanctions face rough ride
        • Israel plans for war with Iran and Syria
        • Study cites 'inadequacies' of U.N.
        • US prestige declines, adjusts foreign policy
        • US or China ‘might trigger N Korean launch'
        • US ‘needs Arab help’ to rein in Iran
        • Cold War could provide the answer to US
        • Britain forced to send more troops to Iraq
        • Campaign against Taliban 'causes misery'
        • US and S. Korea strive for unity amid fears
        • Radicalization of Muslims in Europe
        • Nations respond to their '9/11s'
        • Five years on, Europe asserting itself
        • Iran defies the United Nations
        • He is exactly what the army needs
        • Political Infighting in Ruling Party Grips UK
        • Siberian oil and North Asian balance of power
        • US-British 'Special Relationship' Endures
        • Charge of the heavy brigade
        • Fight in Afghan south risks long-term aims
        • S. Korea, U.S. to revisit alliance
        • Taliban romp in the poppy fields
        • Some see Pakistan's truce as a defeat
        • Nizami urges western societies
        • Soldiers in Afghanistan for at least 15 years
        • War cannot get rid of terrorism
        • NATO fight in Afghanistan risks long-term aim
        • Iranian nuclear issue putting region at risk
        • Blair calls for alliance of global values
        • International Day of Peace?
        • Previous coups in Thailand
        • Russia and Japan: facing dire straits
        • Nations raise stakes in arms race
        • A Virtual US-Iran Dialogue
        • The Start of a Long War
        • Egypt's intentions queried
        • Concern over Middle East nuclear plans
        • The challenges in Afghanistan
        • The First Five Years
        • Bush tries to quell uproar on Iraq report
        • Israel 'not worried' about a nuclear Egypt
        • Democracy will not end tyranny
        • Mind the military gap
      • August 2006
        
        • British soldier died in assault on Taliban
        • Can Lebanon's army be deployed?
        • Beware the 'contagion' spreading
        • Singapore shows off its arsenal
        • Anti-terror rules may not be permanent
        • Council vote unlikely to end Iran impasse
        • For majority of Arabs, Hezbollah won
        • Finding an end to the Somali crisis
        • Saudi's £10bn arms deal safeguards jobs
        • Iran ready to formally insist on enrichment
        • Father of Pakistani A-bomb has cancer
        • Iran reply may herald new confrontation
        • West Ponders Next Step in Nuclear Dispute
        • Report Highlights Intelligence Gaps on Iran
        • UN finalising Iran nuclear report
        • Russia rules out U.N. sanctions against Iran
        • Negotiated nuclear settlement a possibility
        • Iran Declares Another Nuclear Advance
        • King Abdullah Talks to Asharq Al-Awsat
        • Energy key to Japan's Central Asia ties
        • Iran's offer for talks 'falls short,'
        • Towards Zero Nukes
        • Cancer hits bomb scientist Khan
        • Time's Up For Iran
        • Iran's Answer: Nuclear Response
        • Lebanon's army light on firepower
        • Pakistan: from pariah to partner, of sorts
        • Support for war in Iraq encourages extremists
        • Anti-terrorism restrictions test line
        • Interview With Mamoun Fandy
        • RSAF may go for anti-missile shield
        • Iran calls the shots on nuclear tango with US
        • Le Hezbollah utilise des drones
        • Un effet psychologique
        • Saudis ordern 72 Eurofighter
        • Iran faces sanction deadline
        • Pakistan government must make amends to tribe
        • Tony Jones interviews Mark Fitzpatrick
        • Timeline: Iran Nuclear Crisis
        • China Says ‘Shut Up'
      • July 2006
        
        • Interests of small states under pressure
        • Dispelling misperceptions about Bangladesh
        • Iran: What the U.S. Isn't Telling
        • Hungary rejects US missile base link
        • North Korea: An insoluble problem?
        • Whatever happened to CND?
        • North Korea Test-Fires 7th Missile
        • Romania in Talks To Buy Belgian F-16s
        • Test exposes technological shortcomings
        • Keep calm over North Korea’s tests
        • United Kingdom to consult Moldova
        • International Community Works on Response
        • West woos Russia in bid to curb Iran
        • Does Ballistic Missile Pose Serious Threat?
        • Inside the mind of Kim Jong-Il
        • Similar problems, different answers
        • G8 to tacitly approve US-India nuclear deal
        • Ask the expert: North Korean missiles
        • Technical Woes Slow Iran Atom Fuel Drive
        • No Evidence of Secret Enrichment by Iran
        • Mixed result for Pyongyang's launches
        • North Korea's mismatched worlds
        • Conflict-ridden Middle East strains nerves
        • Russia will preen as G-8 host
        • Pride of French aviation has failed
        • G8 hits N.Korea tests, backs Russia plan
        • Hezbollah a force to be reckoned with
        • The View from Tbilisi
        • What rules govern the conflict?
        • Croatia Proves Reforms In Region Are Possible
        • Hezbollah's Skill More Military Than Militia
        • Rumsfeld, Top Chinese Officer Discuss Issues
        • Blair: Europe wants Croatia as full EU member
        • Germans Debate Participation in Lebanon
        • Lebanese army faces no-win situation
        • The west's moral erosion
        • Hague urges 'balance' on nuclear technology
        • Hizbollah 'capable of sustained campaign'
        • Hague warning to nuclear powers
        • Strength of Israel, Lebanon and Hezbollah
        • Many hurdles to deploying international force
        • Hitting Lebanon army seen as risky strategy
        • Army ill equipped to take on Hezbollah
        • Comparing Hezbollah And Israel's Military
        • Israeli Airstrikes Continue
        • Smoke and mirrors in the Shanghai spirit
        • Army, Air Force, Navy on the way
        • South Ossetia Looks North
        • At SE Asian gathering, bid to engage N Korea
        • Iran may think twice before quitting treaty
        • Mideast crisis renews U.S.-Europe tension
        • Hezbollah launches longer-range missiles
        • Lebanon Stabilization Force
        • European leaders face knife's edge in Mideast
        • Kaiser Hugos Macht
      • June 2006
        
        • Letter from China
        • Iran's defense spending
        • Defense, military chiefs to discuss security
        • Rumsfeld to meet defence ministers
        • Rumsfeld To Address Annual Security Dialogue
        • Japan's Nukaga to attend Asia security forum
        • Liberian pres slams African leaders
        • Rift clouds Asian defense talks
        • Regional defence chiefs meet
        • Defence ministers in 3-day dialogue
        • Defense chiefs to discuss U.S.-Asia security
        • Aussie Defence Minister To Visit M'sia
        • Nelson to attend terror talks
        • Asian nations face maritime security issues
        • Book with assessment of military launched
        • Biggest turnout for security meet
        • Summit road blocks up
        • U.S. seeks to improve military relations
        • Minister Visits Singapore and Malaysia
        • Rumsfeld to tell Asian nations
        • Japan's Nukaga to Visit Singapore
        • Rumsfeld to address Dialogue In S'pore
        • U.S. Defense Secretary arrives in Singapore
        • Pressure mounts on Iran to accept US offer
        • Defence Minister calls on PM Lee
        • An interdependent world
        • Singapore urges US to finish job in Iraq
        • Rumsfeld to Make First Trip to Vietnam
        • Singapore PM sees terrorism threat in SE Asia
        • Asia security dialogue
        • Lee urges Japan to purge war past
        • Gulf States Rethink US-Led Security Alliance
        • Korea, U.S. Mulling Halfway House
        • Rumsfeld Defends Troops' Training, Conduct
        • Nuclear Iran would have 'seismic effect'
        • Rumsfeld to Speak at Defense Conference
        • Rumsfeld backs Iraq marine probes
        • Rumsfeld says probe will deliver answers
        • US still committed to Asia security
        • Rumsfeld Urges China to Explain Spending
        • Rumsfeld: Global Cooperation Critical
        • India offers safeguards
        • Joint disaster relief boosts cooperation
        • Fifth Shangri-la Dialogue opens in Singapore
        • Najib And Rumsfeld Hold Bilateral Talks
        • Rumsfeld stresses Asia commitment
        • Military Will Circulate Probe Findings on All
        • International Cooperation Vital
        • Brunei At Asia Security Parley
        • Rumsfeld changes tone
        • US seeks warmer military relations in SE Asia
        • India not in favour of exporting ideologies
        • Nukaga proposes joint disaster relief
        • China, India will shape Asia: Lee
        • More cooperation needed to tackle security
        • Pace Arrives in India to Reaffirm Cooperation
        • Rumsfeld Says Beijing Is on the Right Path
        • India-U.S. talks: Pranab discounts China
        • British brigade of Islamists join Al-Qaeda
        • Iran to Make Offer by Six Powers Public
        • Pakistan blames India
        • Goff Seeking Other Countries For Timor
        • Rumsfeld tells defense experts
        • Roundup: Fifth Shangri-la Dialogue
        • More cooperation needed to tackle security
        • Security chiefs call for joint efforts
        • India offers help to S'pore in Straits
        • India offers Malacca security help
        • Singapore urges security community
        • India offers to safeguard Malacca Strait
        • India's help to protect Straits welcomed
        • Rumsfeld softens tone on China
        • India willing to help littoral states patrol
        • Communist insurgency over in 10 years — DND
        • Increase Asia-Pacific cooperation
        • Singapore Welcomes India's Offer
        • S'pore: 'pressing need' for Asians
        • Pakistan General Defends Terror Fight
        • Rumsfeld warns China on defence modernisation
        • Musharraf fighting terrorism well: Rumsfeld
        • The US To Stay Engaged In The Region
        • Rumsfeld Wants An Inclusive Asia
        • US defends military ties with Indonesia
        • US 'engaged' in Asia: Rumsfeld
        • Rumsfeld lays stress on common interests
        • Malaysian DPM meets with Rumsfeld
        • Rumsfeld Defends Military Ties with Indonesia
        • Encouraging response to defence diplomacy
        • India cannot play active role in Sri Lanka
        • India is a core state for Asian security
        • Defence ministers tackle regional security
        • India will not export its democracy: Pranab
        • Rumsfeld Urges China to Be More Open
        • Rumsfeld brands Iran as terrorist nation
        • Rumsfeld fears alienating Muslims
        • Rumsfeld lauds growing Asian security network
        • Rumsfeld urges China to ‘demystify’ military
        • U.S. must stay engaged in Pacific: Rumsfeld
        • Russian, Chinese support for Iran 'strange'
        • Rumsfeld Calls for More Openness in Asia
        • Singapore PM Lee lauds U.S. involvement
        • Singapore keen to deepen defence links
        • Japan defence chief eyes talks with China
        • Korea, U.S. reaffirm defense alliance
        • Japan wants to lead coordination of relief
        • Indonesia asks for Japan's disaster knowhow
        • 'A Pacific Nation'
        • Call for disaster relief centre
        • Asia weighs relief center
        • Malaysia proposes setting up relief center
        • Malaysian defence min says SE Asia needs aid
        • Rumsfeld Connects with Counterparts
        • Secretary Rumsfeld and Minister Najib
        • Najib Proposes Setting Up Of Regional Centre
        • Malaysia Urges Regional Relief Center
        • Najib Says Aid Will Strengthen Ties
        • Poor Planning Hinders Southeast Asia’s Navies
        • Singapore calls for quicker action
        • US not looking to increase presence in region
        • Jakarta minister urges Washington to redefine
        • Diggers a blessing for US: Rumsfeld
        • No high-level Beijing team
        • Nelson calls for Asian back-up
        • Ways sought for troops to cooperate
        • India offers to help with security in Strait
        • Japan, S. Korea to send more soldiers
        • Rumsfeld pledges that US will stay engaged
        • Bigger group, better chance
        • Asia must not neglect ties with rest of world
        • China's rise prompts US
        • Nuclear moves by N Korea, Iran a likely topic
        • Malacca Strait security: powers still wary
        • Allies can help US
        • A farewell to sabre-rattling
        • Rumsfeld launches charm offensive
        • Humanitarian relief force proposed for region
        • Demystify arms buys, China urged
        • Nationalism does not guarantee security: PM
        • Secretary Rumsfeld and Mongolian Minister
        • Secretary Rumsfeld and Minister Nelson
        • Rumsfeld Visits US Destroyer in Singapore
        • Iraq Investigations Chance to Recheck Compass
        • Pace: World Recognizes Terrorist Threat
        • Rumsfeld: Iraqi Democracy Progressing Apace
        • U.S. Upbeat After Vietnam Talks
        • Rumsfeld, Visiting Vietnam, Seals Accord
        • Plan to enhance maritime security
        • Great importance to Sino-India relations
        • Goff to visit East Timor
        • Rumsfeld Is Correct - the Truth Will Get Out
        • Seoul to Get Back Wartime Command
        • Australia urges nations to help East Timor
        • US soldiers cleared of murdering civilians
        • Singapore warns of US conflict
        • Iranian response 'positive' - US
        • Washington and Beijing stoke nuclear fears
        • China one of India's priorities: Minister
        • Move from dialogue to practical cooperation
        • Asia must include US in regional arrangements
        • Japan keen to take lead in disaster relief
        • Asian defense ministers mull disaster relief
        • Malaysia, S. Korea join Japan's call
        • Japan, Singapore Urge China
        • How to build a bomb
        • Chinese Official Reappears
        • China says US military criticism unacceptable
        • Rumsfeld turns on the charm
        • A lesson for the US media
        • Beijing dismisses US criticism
        • Head of SCO: Iran not a terrorist state
        • Pace: Partnerships Critical
        • U.S.-Vietnam ties 'at new level'
        • Cementing the plans for an assault
        • India, Malaysia discuss Malacca Straits
        • India, Malaysia discuss Strait Security
        • Viewpoint : ‘Bottled pap’
        • Defeating the NPA
        • S'pore not asked to contribute troops
        • It will not end the insurgency
        • Why Beijing lies low at regional forums
        • White House certainly has changed its tune
        • A slap in the face for Asean?
        • The great divide
        • Emotion hijacked US ports deal
        • The most difficult strategic challenge
        • A subtler China policy?
        • In Congo, a cosmetic EU operation
        • The Most Dangerous Unknown Pact
        • Rise of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
        • Does The Road To Shanghai Go Through Tehran?
        • Pre-summit nerves lead to Shanghai shutdown
        • Iran Grabs Limelight
        • China to use security group to beef up clout
        • Saakashvili Travels to St. Petersburg
        • Pranab hopeful of China support
        • Iran president to arrive in China
        • Shanghai security group set for summit
        • Major blow to Iraq insurgency
        • US Seeks Indian Troops For Kabul
        • Is China a Friend, a Foe, or Both?
        • Iraq: What an unholy mess
        • Rumsfeld says China important stakeholder
        • Move from dialogue to practical cooperation
        • Media Availability with Secretary of Defense
        • Ahmadinejad seeks Chinese, Russian support
        • Why Washington is wary of this Asian summit
        • Iran offers energy cooperation at Asia summit
        • Shanghai Surprise
        • Iran's place at summit raises fears
        • Ahmadinejad will attend major summit
        • Defence in SE Asia: From talking to doing
        • Shangri-La Dialogue
        • If the US withdraws, who will fill the vacuum
        • Buyers line up for China's arms
        • Japan to Mull Expanding Airlifting Operations
        • Nukaga vows close coordination on SDF
        • Japan: Ready for a real army
        • Not a Precedent, but an Opportunity
        • Asian Security Not Achievable By Military
        • Central Asian bloc considering Iran
        • Just following the US lead?
        • Shanghai grouping moves centre stage
        • Could Iran Defend Itself Against US?
        • At the Heart of the United Front on Iran
        • Iran seen inching towards nuclear compromise
        • Team Bush: Get it together
        • A glance at SCO with four ideologies
        • Business leaders seek mended ties
        • Fears of US returning to isolationism
        • Secretary Rumsfeld at Shangri-La Dialogue
        • Rumsfeld calls for broad cooperation
        • Divide and rule
        • Fresh tensions over N Korea missile 'test'
        • Iran Weighing Response to Nuclear Offer
        • Beckett declines to raise Israel's weapons
        • China’s low-level participation
        • Kim's nuclear gambit a missile too far?
        • Pranab's defence diplomacy
        • Another day in the 'war on terror'
        • Tank may be in for comeback because of Iraq
        • Saving Timor: Where responsibility lies
        • Malaysia pushes for regional relief centre
        • FPDA countries agree to step-up readiness
        • Eyewitness to the birth of the EU's
        • Iran regarded as most powerful after Israel
        • Tehran has stake in success of Korean missile
        • How to buy a nuclear deterrent
        • U.S. Defense Official Says China's Military
        • Russia's ex-PM Kasyanov to visit Britain
        • Forget diplomacy, Iranian issue
        • CCP's Military Aircraft Crashes in China
        • Japanese Nationalism vs. Bush's Asia Agenda
        • 3rd ACR loses its famous chief
        • Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone Accepts Award
        • Iran and North Korea appear to learn
        • Hungary denies US missile base link
        • Where to draw line on atom work key to Iran
        • China's Military Buildup Raises Concerns
        • Kasyanov urges G8 to press Putin
        • Time for a compromise on Iran nuclear deal
        • Questions over American policy on China
        • News Briefing with Secretary Rumsfeld
        • Just who's afraid of China?
        • Regiment mounts up, leaves Fort Carson
        • Iraq's al Qaeda disguises leader's identity
        • Learning from the Europeans
      • May 2006
        
        • Iran confronts UN powers
        • Can safety foam save RAF lives?
        • Blair names foreign and defence chiefs
        • Iran Must Change Course in Nuclear Standoff
        • Want to know Africa's darkest military secret
        • Iran plays trump card in standoff vs. West
        • President breaks his diplomatic silence
        • US seeks financial boycott of Iran
        • Defence chiefs to hold security meeting
        • Summit Brings Together Defence Ministers
        • Israel seen as world's sixth nuclear power
        • Appeal to MPs over arms trade
        • Asia-Pacific defense ministers to meet
        • Russian military seen in decline
        • Turkish, Iranian armies build up forces
        • Tigers sink peace hopes with suicide raid
        • Europe faces threat from returning jihadists
        • Iran: Arms Experts Downplay Venezuelan Hint
        • Little room for manoeuvre on Iran
        • Date of possible Iran N-bomb
        • The Death of Peace
        • Asean should not run before it can walk
        • US, Brunei talk on security ties
        • NATO faces new tussles with bolder Russia
        • Europe Skeptical About US Missile Shield Plan
        • Iran could have nuclear weapon within 4 years
        • China's increasing defense spending
        • Iran President Says Aggressors Face 'Slap'
        • Beijing 'spends more on defence'
        • Trouble spots threaten perfect storm
        • Iranian nuclear weapons 'inevitable'
        • Progress claimed in bid to halt Iran
        • Iraq talks up timetable
        • China military budget to keep climbing
        • Iraq Violence Claims Many Lives
        • Taliban Attacks on NATO Forces Likely
        • Iraq Security Forces Unlikely To Be Effective
        • EU envoy warns Taleban of “bloody nose"
        • Iran likely to dominate global security'
        • Big powers fail to break impasse on Iran
        • No let-up predicted in war zones
        • US, Russia fail to agree Iran stance
        • China slams criticism of military expansion
        • Warplanes join fresh fighting in Afghanistan
        • World powers inch forward on Iran
        • Iraq not yet seen ready to take charge
        • Iraqi PM says troops will be ready next year
        • EU envoy warns Taliban of 'bloody nose'
        • Al-Qaeda chief boasts of his British recruits
        • Defense think tank warns of dangerous world
        • Think-tank report highlights challenges
        • Violence Continues in Iraq
        • US reviving push for Security Council
        • N-deal or not, ties with US will be intact
        • EU struggling to agree on immigrantion policy
        • China's Defense Challenge
        • Neighbours' falling-out worries Asia
        • 34 countries involved in WMD exercise
        • China's Rising Defense Spending Dangerous
        • London think tank: Iran nukes inevitable
        • Defence diplomacy redefined
        • Liberian president on Britain investment tour
        • Al-Qaeda Recruitment Efforts Hard To Root Out
        • Goff to Viet Nam, Singapore, Malaysia
        • Italy, S Korea latest to abandon coalition
        • Birth of a military giant in modern China
        • Liberia's president arrives in Britain
        • Aegean incident
        • Who's Got the Biggest Army?
        • Defense Spending in Latin America
        • Tehran Working On Advanced Nuclear Fusion
        • Venezuela spending billions on defense
        • Military to undergo 15-year revamp
        • Liberian president hopes to inspire
        • ASEAN extends its remit
      • April 2006
        
        • Iran Joins the Space Club, but to What End?
        • Iran flexes muscles in Gulf with missile test
        • An exercise in bravado
        • Target Iran: US hints at a new battlefront
        • Iran inches closer to nuclear weapons
        • Has Iran reached nuclear point of no return?
        • Iran Flaunts Its Nuclear Achievement
        • Iran says it has mastered uranium enrichment
        • Iran ups ante with claim of nuclear milestone
        • Iran follows Saddam in defying the UN
        • Enriching uranium more than a matter of spin
        • The Facts
        • Iran: Forcing Its Way Into The Nuclear Club
        • UN watchdog puts pressure on Iran
        • Q&A: Iran's nuclear programme
        • Iran defiant over nuclear plans
        • Wicked lessons on WMD
        • The nuclear–weapons gambit
        • Iran and 'The Bomb'
        • Iran expanding, reinforcing atomic sites
        • Georgia Promotes Property Payback
        • Iran Advances Could Speed Nuclear Process
        • Iran claim on nuclear plan raises new fears
        • Iran and the nuclear spin cycle
        • Iran is racing down nuclear route
        • Target: Iran - New Nuclear Breakthrough?
        • A Simmering Crisis
        • British Report Analyzes West's Failure
        • Chances rising of military strike on Iran
        • Can the U.S. Win 'Asymetric' Wars?
        • Report likely to find Iran defying UN
        • The Taliban Resurgence in Afghanistan
        • India loathes Tigers, fears impact
        • NATO debates Australian partnership
        • New government doesn't slow Iraq killings
        • Diplomatic, not aid sanctions more effective
        • Regional security 'is vital to world peace'
        • IAEA report says Iran defies UN demands
        • Q&A: Iran's nuclear programme
      • March 2006
        
        • South Asia: Bush Focusing On Nuclear Issues
        • PM Aziz to discuss economic ties, defence
        • A welcome end to India's pariah status
        • Views differ on US energy deal with New Delhi
        • In Deal With India, Bush Has Eye on China
        • India-US nuke deal in for long haul
        • Iran Hits Bumps in Atomic Path
        • Prepared Remarks by Attorney General
        • US still opposes Iran-Pakistan-India pipeline
        • Paris signs nuclear deal with Libya
        • Top US official denies 'torture'
        • Pakistan will go ahead with gas pipelines
        • Pakistan to pursue pipeline
        • Gonzales defends conditions at Guantanamo
        • Gonzales Defends Treatment of Suspects
        • US A-G defends American anti-terror tactics
        • US A-G Defends Terrorism War Tactics
        • US pledges to honour British extradition deal
        • Washington in brief
        • Pakistan: never our fault
        • Minister says Guantanamo must close
        • US law chief defends human rights record
        • Pak committed to regional peace, harmony: PM
        • Small-Scale Atomic Research by Iran Is Risky
        • Gonzales defends conditions at US prison camp
        • US A-G defends Guantanamo Bay
        • Britain taking Iranian threat 'seriously'
        • Europe to help Iranians win more freedom
        • Straw speech to focus on Iranians
        • Britain Says Iran Should Have Civil Nuclear P
        • Britain Wants to Leave the Door Open
        • Russia, Iran to Talk Further This Week
        • Straw: Iran stand-off can be saved
        • Russia scathing on Iran's nuclear diplomacy
        • New 'cold war' looms with Iran
        • Straw: Iran nuclear negotiations still open
        • Iran's actions causing 'serious damage'
        • Iran going in the 'wrong direction'
        • Straw's direct appeal to Iranians
        • US military action over Iran nukes
        • 'Door is open' to Iran negotiations
        • Iran vows not to back down
        • UK: Military not an option on Iran
        • Straw to call for greater engagement
        • U.K.'s Straw appeals to Iranian people
        • Straw urges new efforts over Iran
        • Iran Nuclear: Uranium Enrichment 'Uneconomic'
        • Iran rules out backing down
        • Showdown with Iran
        • Door would reopen for talks
        • Asefi says Britain uncommitted to int'l laws
        • Keep pressing Iran
        • Britain pulls troops from Iraq
        • 'Teheran Jack' gets confrontational
        • Straw seeking UN action over Iran
        • China, Russia Reject Iran Nuke Statement
        • Straw urges firm but cautious negotiation
        • Nuclear program is irreversible
        • MPs review UK's nuclear weapons
        • An effective way to deal with Iran
        • U.K. debates nuclear deterrent
        • Pakistani PM to discuss regional stability
        • Pakistani prime minister urges restraint on I
        • Afghans need to do more along border
        • Gonzales defends Guantanamo treatment
        • Gonzales Defends Detainee Treatment
        • US Seeks To Reassure Britons Over Rendition
        • Iraqi leadership crisis grows
        • Critical year for security
        • Iran Agrees to Discuss Iraq With the U.S.
        • Oil groups shun Iran over fears of embargo
        • If Bush ruled the world
        • Policing makes Malacca Strait more secure
        • In Iraq, US influence wanes
        • Britain pushes for military option
        • US may propose tough resolution against Iran
        • Prospect of anarchy on rise
        • Sweet Land of Liberty
        • Diplomacy at a loss over Iran
        • Iran's Nuclear Program
        • Old-fashioned terrorists run for cover
        • Property Restitution Deal for South Ossetia
        • Burma's new capital: a bunker too far?
        • Iran's nuclear steps quicken, diplomats say
        • Will This Man Get The Bomb?
        • Shaping the Choices of Countries
        • US carries big stick but is trying diplomacy
        • Fear and Loathing in Asia
        • The attorney-general comes to town
      • February 2006
        
        • British campus link to Iranian nuclear centre
        • The crucial question for hostile leader
        • Iran: The Room For Diplomatic Maneuver
        • Russia, China to vote against Iran at IAEA
        • Straw: Iran threats a mistake
        • US general maps out strategic refit
        • Rumsfeld issues global call to arms
        • State Dept sees exodus of weapons experts
        • Nuke Doubletalk
        • Iranian anger as "bullies" talk sanctions
        • A frustrated watchdog toughens its language
        • Blair sends strong signal to Iran
        • Kerry Asks Pentagon to Clarify
        • Troops add to instability, says US general
        • U.S. shield blunts Israeli military option
        • Senator seeks answers on Iraq basing plans
        • The world as a battlefield
        • The Emerging Cold War on Asia's High Seas
        • Is Russia's Offer Just A Diplomatic Device?
        • Iran Restarts Uranium Program
        • Pentagon alarmed at NATO allies' cutbacks
        • NATO allies cut military since 9/11
        • A close ally, but no influence
        • Threat of terrorist mushroom cloud
        • More Defense Spending, Less Security
        • Iraq's Pandora's Box
        • Nuclear panic
        • Carrot vs stick: curbing Iran's nuclear
        • Kosovo issue inflaming separatism
        • Is Iraq headed for civil war, or worse?
        • Simmons Tries To Convince Taiwanese
        • Iran says Russia link to ease mistrust
        • Learn from Europe's past
        • Policies & Politics: Iraq - three years on
        • Defence sector must target strategic work
        • Case Against Iran Differs From Iraq
        • Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan
        • Britain could start pulling out of Iraq in Ma
        • UK troops pull-out 'within months'
        • Troops 'could start to leave Iraq in March'
        • Weapons Watch
        • Assessing the CIS
      • January 2006
        
        • Europe Doesn't Grasp Iranian Threat
        • Iran: Origins of the nuclear dispute
        • Deterrence best policy for nuclear states
        • How Close Is Iran to the Bomb?
        • Differing views on Iran nuclear threat
        • US Still Short in Iran Push
        • USS Ronald Reagan trains
        • Chirac sounds nuclear warning to terrorists
        • US campaign against Iran at IAEA
        • Iranian nuclear fears threaten oil prices
        • The Iranian Tipping Point
        • Diplomacy Not Exhausted
        • Irans Nuklearanlagen sind gut versteckt
        • West battles to pull Iran's leader back
        • Fight over Uncle Sam's wallet
        • Iran Threatens To End Nuclear Cooperation
        • UN sanctions still remain some way off
        • Iran 'years from nuclear bomb'
        • Iran's nuclear programme
        • UN sanctions loom
        • Outcry over Iran's nuke agenda
        • U.S., Europe outraged
        • Time is running out to halt Iran
        • A-bomb fears as Iran defies UN
        • Iran stretches world powers' patience to lim
        • Britain 'Profoundly Concerned' About Iran
        • Iran risks rupturing international talks
        • Sources: Iran to Begin Enriching Uranium
        • Iran's no-show at IAEA fuels tension
        • Can Iran nukes be stopped?
        • Iran: Tehran Shows New Interest
        • Targeting Tehran
        • US may overturn nuclear fuel reprocessing ban
        • Bush and China Endorse Russia's Nuclear Plan
        • NATO treads cautiously into Afghan quagmire
        • Outside View: Russia-Kazakh space plan
        • US and EU try to convince Russia
        • US, Europe push for action on Iran
        • Siachen progress needed for peace process
        • Help sought for peaceful nuclear technology
        • Pakistan anchor for peace, stability
        • Afghans fighting for a future
        • Iran hits back at U.N. nuclear referral
        • Iran nuclear case to go to UN
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      • December 2005
        
        • Singapore To Buy 12 F-15 Fighter Jets
        • Elbaradei warns Israel on attacking Iran
        • The Mideast's Battle of Ideas
        • Waiting for the end of the world
        • Mission to be decided
        • Der Irak und Iran
        • Wolves in the Gulf
        • Military ambition vs. caution
        • ElBaradei still backs Russian plan for Iran
        • El Baradei: Race to prevent nuclear terror
        • Peace prizewinner's nuclear pipedream
        • Hope fades over Russian proposal
        • Merkel says Rice admits U.S. fault
        • Alliot-Marie vante la défense européenne
        • Iran to assure peaceful nature
        • ElBaradei: Protect Nuclear Material
        • Straw holds talks with ElBaradei
        • ElBaradei hopes to resolve Iran nuclear case
        • Race against time
        • No 'smoking gun' in Iran
        • New EU role in Gulf urged
        • Iraq Needs to Prime the Pump
        • World impatient over Iran nuclear program
        • East Asian integration is a test
        • Czech Republic considers helping Iran
        • Countdown to withdrawal from Iraq
        • Ahmadinejad on Israel
        • EU, Iran deeply divided
        • Showdown over Iran atom drive looms
        • Pipeline or a Pipe Dream?
        • Nationalism drives China, Japan apart
        • Ways to wage peace in 2006
        • Singapore body enters Malacca Strait row
        • Key Malacca Strait route not a war risk
        • London insurers urged to rethink
        • Iran confirms participation in Gulf Dialogue
        • Bahrain: Iran to attend Gulf Dialogue
        • The Impact of Peacekeeping
        • Cuba's Military Celebrates 49 Years
        • Are any of them ready to talk?
        • Two U.S. allies leaving Iraq, more may go
        • Terrorism in focus at key conference
        • Prof Jayakumar to attend second Gulf Dialogue
        • Sino-Japan mistrust obscuring shared vision
        • Bangladesh militants shift strategy
        • Gulf unity call to fight terror
        • HM the King's address before Gulf Dialogue
        • Jayakumar urges Mideast, Asian countries
        • Second conference on Gulf security dialogue
        • French minister calls for EU-Gulf security
        • Iran, Iraq reiterate expansion of relations
        • Qatar urges unity to fight terrorism
        • U.S. policy on Iran called ineffective
        • Iraq War hurts British military recruiting
        • New Europe role in Gulf urged
        • Peace Vision
        • India backs war on terror
        • UN chief urges West and Iran
        • Envoy lambasts terror backers
        • Gulf region security vital to India
        • Tehran issues mixed message over talks
        • Forum 'a boost for security'
        • Coalition Politics: What Price Loyalty?
        • FM meets British and US officials
        • PM meets Kuwaiti Official
        • Singapore calls for Asia-Mideast cooperation
        • Message submitted to the Crown Prince
        • Reid hails talks with HM
        • PM receives Yawer
        • GCC 'must do more' to beat terror
        • FM met the Crown Prince of Bahrain
      • November 2005
        
        • How long will UN unanimity last?
        • Failure of the nay-sayers
        • Let Them Have Nukes
        • Harkat-ul-Mujahideen cadre active
        • Meanwhile, what about Iran?
        • Prince Turki at the Middle East Institute
        • Modern arms and old norms of war
        • Brothers in Arms
        • U.S. Forces' realignment
        • The U.S.-China Relationship: Policy Goals
        • Iran poised for new round
        • British troops in Iraq to withdraw
        • Tehran Reportedly To Start New Round
        • Chinese build a high-tech army within an army
        • Survey Finds Deep Discontent
        • Key defence forum to turn spotlight on terror
        • Quitting: as Bad as Invading
        • Iran: Lawmakers Prepare Bill To Stop IAEA
        • Iran’s Nuclear Balancing Act
        • Prospects Not So Rosy
        • Gulf Region: Security Organisations
        • Arms market has been left out of EU rules
        • nuclear proliferation a serious issue
        • Biased Indo-US nuclear accord detrimental
        • EU diplomacy fails to dent Iran
        • Iran's Nuclear Capability
        • Enrichment new redline in Nuclear showdown
        • So what have they got to hide?
        • Political will needed for disarmament
        • Struggle for influence in Central Asia
        • Up in the air
        • Yemen is frontline for GCC in war on terror
      • October 2005
        
        • China Rising
        • China's military spending
        • Western military rethink - report
        • Think tank: U.S. likely to stay in Iraq
        • Warning on Iran nuclear ambitions
        • Iranian bomb could lead others to reconsider
        • Chinese build up armed forces
        • Death toll an awkward yardstick on Iraq
        • Group: Insurgents Force West to Rethink
        • China Military Buildup Continues Apace
        • IISS: Unrest in Iraq set to grow
        • U.S. Casualties in Iraq Pass 2,000 Mark
        • Iraq remains most difficult security issue
        • Iraq voters approve U.S.-backed constitution
        • The Military Balance and the Middle East
        • Iran bomb could fuel Middle East arms race
        • IISS examines the July terrorist bombings
        • US troops likely to remain in Iraq
        • Iraq new constitution approved
        • Pressure in Iraq, Afghanistan forces U.S.
        • Unrest in Iraq set to grow
        • Institute warns of nuclear arms race
        • US to retain force in Iraq after Bush goes
        • US faces long haul in Iraq
        • Many more years of bloodshed
        • For rebels, targets are often Iraqis
        • Diggers 'suited to fighting insurgents'
        • Australian Army can deal with insurgents
        • Charter ratified amid Iraq rifts
        • Talks must follow cheers for Iraqi charter
        • China defence spend more than double
        • A question of power: West wins wars
        • New constitution adopted
        • A Far From Satisfactory Step Forward
        • Diplomacy on Iran's nuclear program
        • Iraq Update: " No peace without victory"
        • Admirals sink Navy
        • Is Iraq worth its price tag?
        • War’s fertile grounds for soldiers of fortune
        • China and ASEAN
        • A dictator in the dock
        • After vote, Iraqi Sunnis at crossroads
        • Russians join in UK action on terrorism
        • A refreshing approach from India
        • America, Iraq, and al-Qaida
        • Questions raised about French links to Saddam
        • Key to quake aid: choppers
        • Rice Begins Central Asian Tour
        • Frumpy image doesn't deter Merkel
        • Iraq's fate hangs on a yes or no
        • U.K. Blames Iran For Attacks
        • Super-train hope for Qatar link
        • Iran's new allies: Bush and Blair
        • Secrecy and lies fuel nuclear talks
        • The loser in Iran vote
        • Japan as the Great Britain of Asia?
      • September 2005
        
        • No dearth of Islamic dilemmas
        • Slipping and sliding
        • EU to hold off on sanctions
        • Iran could make nuclear bomb 'within 5 years'
        • Iran Still Years Away from Nuclear Weapons
        • No clear end to Iran nuclear crisis
        • Iran at least five years away from producing
        • Iran: nuclear capability is still years away
        • Iran nuclear weapons at least 5 years away
        • Iran's strategic weapons programmes
        • Iran years away from nuclear weapons
        • Iran 'still at least 5 years away'
        • Iran some way from producing nuclear weapons
        • Iran 5 years from nuclear arms capability
        • Iran nuclear weapons 'years away'
        • EU3 initiative with Iran at an end
        • Iran could develop a nuclear bomb
        • Nuclear ambitions are in cold storage
        • No smoking gun found in Iran nuke programme
        • Iran Trying to Avoid Security Council
        • Iran not feared at least five years
        • Iran seeks to soothe West's nuclear concerns
        • Iranian nuclear weapon years off
        • Iran 'years' from creating nuclear weapons
        • Iran 5 years away from producing
        • EU pessimistic about Iran nuclear suspension
        • Study: Iran years away from nuclear weapon
        • Iran at least five years away
        • Iran could acquire the bomb in five yearsa
        • Iran weapon 'is five years away'
        • British Report Says Iran 5 Years Away
        • L'Iran encore loin de la bombe atomique
        • Iran set to reject IAEA report
        • Iran's Nuclear Capability Still '5 Years Away
        • Iran several years from nuclear weapons
        • EU prepared to take Iran nuclear issue to UN
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        • Iran Nuclear Dispute Could Split World
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        • Soldiers Incident Is Blow To Security Plans
        • British raid reveals Basra's troubled core
        • Iraq images shock Britain, but Blair is safe
        • Iran 'close to nuke know-how'
        • Day of violence in Basra exposes myth
        • Emerging Strategic Nuclear Environment
        • Iran: Drive To UN Security Council
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        • Oh what a disastrous war
        • The Failure of Containment
        • China not enforcing WMD export controls
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        • China rewards EU with more business
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        • Singapore to contribute two planes
        • Singapore to deploy aircraft
        • Sky eye opens: Asean nations join forces
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        • "Eyes in the Sky" initiative launched
        • New F-15 Eagles will sharpen RSAF's claws
        • More countries urged to join 'Eyes in Sky'
        • An eye on the straits
        • Iran's strategic weapons programs
        • Report: Iran 5 years from nukes
        • Iran to challenge UN nuclear report
        • IISS Expects No Iranian Nuclear Arms
      • August 2005
        
        • Iran, Iraq And Saudi Politics Will Be Key Top
        • Iran, N. Korea Pose Nuke Threats
        • Russia/China: Military Exercises
        • Blair Details New Plans To Tackle Extremists
        • Monitoring IRA Weapons Pledge is Crucial
        • L'Irak, catalyseur du ressentiment musulman
        • Iran: crisis looming over nuclear plans
        • France to toughen anti-terror legislation
        • Burton: Australian Defence College Speech
        • Iraq: The Deadly Cost Of Excluding The Sunnis
        • Former German chancellor: US report on China
        • West awaits move by Iran on nuclear issue
        • Iran tips the nuclear balance
        • Behind constitution talks, Iraq's troubles
        • Iran advancing nuke plan despite suspensions
        • Tiny Tibet feels squeeze from giant neighbors
        • Security and Elections in Afghanistan
        • Al-Qaeda will retreat to Africa: US General
        • US and EU to make no early move over Iran
        • Taking Iran to UN not seen as magic solution
        • Experts criticise draft charter
        • EU in impasse over Iran nuclear talks
        • High-stakes showdown looms on Iran
        • Nuke deadline sets stage for showdown on Iran
        • Informal meets 'a boost to regional security'
        • Special Report: 4th Shangri-La Dialogue
        • Strait of Malacca to be given air protection
        • 60 Years Later, V-J Day
        • An Exercise Fit for Sending U.S. a Message
        • Singapore seeks to reinvent
        • China Seeks to Allay US Fears as Summit Nears
      • July 2005
        
        • Pour se protéger, le Royaume-Uni
        • Bahrain and UK discuss developing investment
        • The IRA pledges a farewell to arms
        • Bahrain and UK sign MoU to combat terrorism
        • Musharraf struggles to rein in madrasahs
        • Copycat attacks
        • N. Korea nuclear talks set to resume
        • String of bombings could set off others
        • London Subway Shooting
        • Britain moves to forestall violence
        • Support of U.S. spurs terror-attack fear
        • China's stealth war on the U.S.
        • The China-CAFTA connection
        • Pentagon: limits of China's military threat
        • China Seeks to Extend Military Reach
        • Rumsfeld Argues for Keeping China Embargo
        • Iraq conflict claims 34 civilian lives a day
        • Iraq's catalogue of death
        • Iran's New President: Conservative Politics
        • Iraqi-trained insurgents threaten Europe
        • Britain 'in denial'
        • Iraqis helpless against new wave
        • How far will Europe go to stop terror?
        • Will Europe stay united in fight against terr
        • Denmark and Italy fear they may be next
        • London Most Important City For Radical Islam
        • For many in Leeds, radicalism no shock
        • Suicide bomber is the smartest of smart bombs
        • Uzbekistan: UN Urges International Probe
        • Were London Bombers Homegrown Fanatics?
        • UK blast investigation points to suicide bomb
        • Enemies of freedom underestimate adversaries
        • Britain's Secret Memo On Withdrawal
        • London bombs boost for al-Qaida
        • Future of U.S.-Kyrgyz Base in Doubt
        • US Specialists Pessimistic on Anti-Terror Fi
        • Bosnian Massacre Hunt Derailed
        • Attack On London: Three Days After
        • Are we wasting money on defence?
        • Europeans Determined to Maintain Civil Lib.
        • AP Survey: Experts See New Kind of War
        • Europe's New Red Scare?
        • Probers Note Similarities With Madrid Attacks
        • London attacked as G8 summit opens
        • Fighting Terrorism
        • I am an African
        • Does aid work? Yes - for Britain
        • Rebuilding stable Iraq will be slow process
        • Chinese Military Power Report
        • China has an Ancient Mariner
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        • Rice conveys serious concern
        • China's Grand Strategy
        • Address to 89th National Council RNZRSA
        • U.S. Muslim Scholars Issue Decree
        • Chinese General Warns of Nuclear Conflict
      • June 2005
        
        • Fortress Singapore
        • Too soon to tell how Iran N talks to play out
        • Vietnamese Defence Institute visit Britain
        • U.S. Leaders Underscore Rising China Threat
        • Reforms curb Turkey's armed forces
        • U.S. Chooses Stability Over Quick Reform
        • Averting Disaster
        • Diplomats:Iran elections -nuclear inspections
        • Middle East: Fatal Crash Proves U-2 Spy Plane
        • China's Looming Threat
        • Patience with North Korea wearing thin
        • East Africa: let G-8 open markets now
        • Call to Respect Harry's Privacy
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        • Obstacles trip up African prosperity
        • Pentagon delays report on China’s Defence
        • More dangerous than al-Qaeda
        • Army expert slams US
        • Shangri-La is more than an ideal
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        • Oppenheimer warns on perils of aid
        • Financial Aid to Africa Fails
        • Koizumi tells Ono to urge U.S. to reduce load
        • US analyst proposes "Middle Path" on Iran's N
        • China's rise has U.S. on the defensive
        • Strategic shift in Asian security
        • UN nuclear chief faces Iran challenge in thir
        • Singapore suggests Myanmar forego ASEAN chair
        • Analysts missed Chinese buildup
        • Gathering storm above China
        • Pyongyang sets terms for talks on nukes
        • Hill urges peaceful resolution to China, Taiw
        • China slams US accusation of arms build-up th
        • U.S. sights are back on China
        • Rumsfeld's remarks on China's military expend
        • China rejects Rumsfeld claims
        • Rumsfeld's blunt talk on China
        • Rumsfeld seeks unity in fight against piracy
        • Japan catches fallout from U.S.-China exchang
        • Washington trades barbs with Beijing over mil
        • Rumsfeld's concern over China weapons
        • US takes aim at China's arms budget
        • US Warns China: Don't Destroy the Sensitive B
        • Analysis: U.S. speaks up on China
        • Joint effort needed to step up security
        • Rumsfeld Questions China's Military Buildup
        • Southeast Asia gains progress in security
        • U.S. mulls next move on North Korea, possibly
        • China's Strength 'Important New Reality' in A
        • China's bullying at security meeting shows it
        • Contrast Between Two Koreas 'Profound,'
        • East Asia Fears Superpower Squeeze
        • Rice expresses concern about China's military
        • Catch Pirates At Source, Suggests M
        • Rout piracy at source, littoral states urged
        • No need for foreign escorts, says Najib
        • Malaysia Says Safety Improving on
        • Armed escort vessels can sail in Malaysian wa
        • Malaysia welcomes support in Malacca Straits
        • Hill sees progress on regional security
        • Malaysia: No link between terrorists and pira
        • Rumsfeld questions China on missiles
        • Rumsfeld Labels Proliferation as World's Grea
        • Australia urges China to play Korea role
        • Ministers urge increased security measures in
        • Regional accord on Malacca Strait is developi
        • Call For Common Stand By Littoral States On M
        • China puts Asian military balance at risk, sa
        • 4th Shangri-la Dialogue Concludes in Singapor
        • Korea, U.S. Agree to Compromis
        • Singapore PM: Containing China is short-sight
        • Rumsfeld attacks China over military threat
        • China is not a threat to the U.S., says Rumsf
        • Rumsfeld challenges China's military buildup
        • Asian nations now closer on Strait security
        • US and allies warn that Pyongyang's nuclear d
        • US blasts China's defence spending
        • Malaysia seeks 'concrete' assistance to beat
        • US can use 'soft power' to win trust
        • US-China-Japan tripod key to Asia landscape
        • US general receives Singapore’s top military
        • Major power anti-China bloc unlikely: PM Lee
        • Rumsfeld confronts China
        • Rumsfeld Questions China's Military Buildup
        • China's economic growth w
        • US alarm over China power
        • US queries China military growth
        • Rumsfeld issues sharp rebuke to China on mili
        • Rumsfeld voices concern over an emerging Chin
        • Asia Security Conference Opens in Singapore
        • Regional maritime security being common conce
        • Rumsfeld questions China's recent military bu
        • Rumsfeld offers reassurance to China--and dos
        • China urged to be more open on defense
        • Japanese, South Korean Ministers Discuss Nort
        • Hill to discuss terrorism in China
        • Myanmar hints at alternative to ASEAN chair
        • Singapore PM, Rumsfeld discuss security issue
        • China shares economic growth with Asian count
        • Singapore PM, Rumsfeld discuss security issue
        • Rumsfeld Arrives in Singapore for Security Ta
        • S'pore Tightens Security As Defence Ministers
        • Singapore talks to include Indian role in reg
        • Pranab skips chance to meet Rumsfeld in Singa
        • Singapore PM Lee calls for collective efforts
        • Burton attends high-level defence conference
        • Asia Pacific defence chiefs to discuss securi
        • Terrorism, North Korea to top defence chiefs
        • Singapore to host Shangri-La Security Dialogu
        • Najib, Rumsfeld To Speak At Security Dialogue
        • Rumsfeld to Travel to Asia, Europe for Defens
        • Rumsfeld Travels to Meet Asian Officials
        • Defence ministers fly in for forum
        • Democracy will take India ahead of China
        • Rumsfeld warns China on lack of democracy
        • Singapore Says Sea Attack Threat Real
        • Rumsfeld questions China military buildup
        • Rumsfeld flags concerns over China military
        • Chinese official expounds
        • US alarm over China power
        • Rumsfeld criticizes China's priorities
        • Japanese, South Korean Ministers Discuss
        • 4th Shangri-la Dialogue Concludes
        • Rumsfeld questions Beijing's arms
        • Asian nations now closer on Strait security
        • Hill And Rumsfeld Meet
        • U.S. Welcomes Chinese Influence in N. Korea
        • Piracy in Straits
        • Australia urges peaceful resolution of Taiwan
        • Victor Mallet: China will embrace democracy
        • Malaysia seeks 'concrete' assistance
        • Conclusion of the 4th Shangri La Dialogue
        • Plan is revived to deal with North collapse
        • Casus Belli: is China the new enemy?
        • Pakistan eyes peacekeeping training centre
        • Singapore calls on allies
      • May 2005
        
        • There’s a new game in Asia
        • Defense chief leaves for Australia, Singapore
        • Rumsfeld to raise US concerns on North Korea
        • S. Korean, US Defense Minsters to Meet
        • South Korean, Us Defence Chiefs To Meet
        • New Japan, U.S. roles eyed
        • Ono hopes to meet Rumsfeld in Singapore
        • Think Tank Warns Of Al Qaida Nuclear Weapons
        • Europe faces instability on eastern fringes
        • London think tank pessimistic over talks
        • Diplomatic talks over Iran's nuclear program
        • Mideast more secure but Iraq inspires Qaeda
        • N. Korea's nuclear program now harder
        • US policies pay off in global security: IISS
        • How Western Governments Can Undermine Terror
        • North Korea Asia's biggest security issue
        • Diplomacy only option
        • Cold Water Poured on PM's Africa Plans
        • Survey: Mideast More Secure but Iraq Inspires
        • Iran renews promise to refrain
        • Think-tank fears nuclear disaster
        • 'Momentum in Indo-Pak talks may get lost'
        • UK sending more troops to train Iraqi forces
        • Think-Tank says Middle East Today More Secure
        • Insurgents regrouped and refocused
        • Report: N. Korea most daunting Asian threat
        • Report Warns
        • Hopes fade for Blair's ambitious Africa deal
        • US aid helped keep Musharraf in power
        • Turkey's Date for EU Talks a Pyrrhic Victory
        • N. Korea's Nuclear Drive Biggest Threat
        • Iraq remains an inspiration for Qaeda
        • Next Dem battlefront: Iraq
        • 20,000 Dead Enders
        • Human rights the first casualty
        • Iran, EU Still Seen As Far Apart
        • Blair Aims to Win Backing for G8 Priorities
        • No ray of light in tunnel of Iraq war
        • Recognising the Danger of Taiwan Independance
        • A spark of hope in wreckage
        • West fears nuclear talks with Iran are doomed
        • Peace in Iraq 'will take at least five years
        • US fires warning shot over Iran nuclear talks
        • No Early Return from Iraq for U.S. Troops
        • In Kuwait: Troops face new missio
        • Pressure builds on Iraq's insurgents

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