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Last Modified: 19 Feb 2012 15:17 GMT
US reassures Europe over defence cuts
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WikiLeaks, Manning and the Pentagon: Blood on whose hands?
The bodycount that resulted from Pfc Manning's leaks have amounted to zero thus far, while his accusers stand bloody.
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Last Modified: 24 Jan 2012 16:45 GMT
Mitt Romney embraces the Neocons
Mitt Romney's newfound relations with the neocons could spell disaster for the United States, as the war drums begin.
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Last Modified: 08 Jan 2012 12:41 GMT
Troop levels to drop by 40,000 in Afghanistan
Planned reduction of international forces to give Afghan army a larger presence on the frontlines.
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US strikes out on Asia-Pacific conquest
Neglecting Asia's importance over the last decade may impair the US' ability to regain its former power position.
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Last Modified: 17 Nov 2011 11:08 GMT
Big change whether we like it or not
The current policy of the US is not a reflection of its state today, but a wishful reiteration of the US' zeitgeist.
Andrew Bacevich
Opinion
Last Modified: 17 Nov 2011 10:20 GMT
Clinton, counter-insurgency and hegemony
60 years ago, the Philippines signed a defence treaty with the US, and has been backing US wars ever since.
Joe Penney
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