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The Transatlantic Alliance Isn’t Dead. Treating It That Way Could Make It So.
The transatlantic alliance is increasingly described today in terms of decline, rupture, and even collapse.[1] Political leaders and commentators on both sides of the Atlantic have openly questioned whether the relationship can endure in its current form. From warnings that it is “broken” to claims that it is effectively “over,” the narrative of a fading […]Explore all Articles
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Nuclear Terrorism: Are You Prepared?
04.10.11
BY KATIE FROST A 10-kiloton nuclear blast in New York City’s Times Square would instantly annihilate everything within half a mile. The shockwave would crumble buildings from Union Square to Central Park, breaking windows up to ten miles away from ground zero. Fires would rage for at least a mile in all directions, indiscriminately destroying […]
International Relations and Security
Rehabilitating Peace in Afghanistan
04.10.11
BY NATALIE BLACK “Tell me this,” Mohammad says. “Why, when NATO has the best technology in the world, does it allow its bombs to kill innocent Afghan civilians?” I do not get the chance to answer. He continues, “Why does NATO go into people’s houses at night? Why does it kill people when they are […]
International Relations and Security