Suggested Articles12-18 May 2019 1. Iran’s war on Christianity Ilan Berman, Vice President of the American Foreign Policy Council, writes for the Washington Times about the persecution faced by Christians in Iran. Berman recalls that the Islamic Republic’s...
American Security of Space The moment Neil Armstrong’s feet touched the surface of the moon, humanity’s future has been clear: space! Humanity’s collective imagination throughout the 1950s and 60s looked spaceward, and many of those dreams are now a...
NATO Is as Vital Today as It Was in 1949 Since its founding on April 4th, 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization has worked to secure the peace of Europe. Imagine being in that tumultuous year: two world wars had torn the continent to pieces since the turn of...
Weekly Snapshot5-11 May 2019 1. US Air Force takes a big step towards the future According to a Pentagon release, a new ground-based laser system was able to shoot down several missiles during a training session at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The...
Suggested Articles5-11 May 2019 1. The road to Caracas Niall Ferguson of the Hoover Institute writes in the Boston Globe about US possibilities in Venezuela and possible repercussions of not taking action. Ferguson notes that perceivably unsuccessful cases such as...
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