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Israeli's Nuclear Policy: From South Africa to Iran
05.31.2010 :: Middle East
On May 24, 2010, the Guardian (U.K.) published a highly confidential document released by the South African government. The 1975 document reveals a secret military agreement signed by Shimon Peres, Israel's Foreign Minister at the time (and today Israel's President) and South Africa's Defense Minister P. W. Botha.

Latin America's New Middle Class Rulers: Stabilization, Growth and Inequality
05.21.2010 :: Latin America
Latin America's current relations with the US as well as its present political and economic configuration can best be understood in the context of large scale changes over the past twenty years and the relative stability of the past five years.

Elena Kagan and the Supreme Court: A Barnyard Smell in Chicago, Harvard and Washington
05.13.2010 :: United States
President Obama has nominated Elena Kagan for Justice of the United States Supreme Court on the basis of an academic publication record, which might give her a fighting chance for tenure at a first rate correspondence law school in the Texas Panhandle.

Colombia: State Terror in the Name of Peace
05.04.2010 :: Latin America
The first casualty of state terror is the corruption of language, the invention of euphemisms, where words mean their opposite and slogans cover great crimes: There is no longer a world consensus that condemns crimes against humanity.



