Geopolitical
The Real Foreign-Policy Failure
Written by Andrew C. McCarthy
Last week, Doug Feith and Seth Cropsey co-authored a very interesting and important op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, “A Foreign Policy Failure to Acknowledge the Obvious.” It is about President Obama’s denial of the Islamist threat. In it, they zero in on two “strategic misjudgments” the ...
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The 100-Day Program and the "MorsiMeter": Egyptian Discourse on the Social Networks
Written by Orit Perlov and Udi Dekel
Before the announcement on June 24, 2012 of his election as Read more: The 100-Day Program and the "MorsiMeter": Egyptian Discourse on the Social Networks
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The Purpose of Presidential Debates
Written by George Friedman
Monday night's presidential foreign policy debate probably won't change the opinion of many voters. Proponents of President Barack Obama are still convinced that Mitt Romney is a fool and a liar. Proponents of former Gov. Romney have the same view of the president.
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Turkey's Challenge and the Syrian Negotiation
Written by Reva Bhalla
Syrian Information Minister Omran al-Zubi harshly criticized the Turkish government early last week over Ankara's proposal that an interim government succeed the al Assad regime, saying that "Turkey isn't the Ottoman Sultanate; the Turkish Foreign Ministry doesn't name custodians in ...
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The Qatari Takeover of France
Written by Peter Martino
French politicians such as President François Hollande hope that Qatari funds will help fight poverty in disadvantaged Muslim neighborhoods, They assume that poverty is the cause of France's social problems. They should, however, know better. The problems in the suburbs of Seine-Saint-Denis and ...
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Moscow, Beijing 'Reset': The New World Order Of Russia, China And A Weak U.S.
Written by Toby Westerman
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov declared that the Obama administration's "Reset" in relations with Russia "cannot last forever," and must be followed by a closer relationship, according to a Reuters news report.Lavrov, however, is willing to wait until the outcome of the elections in the ... Read more: Moscow, Beijing 'Reset': The New World Order Of Russia, China And A Weak U.S.
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Prayer Calls Could Spread Throughout Sweden
Written by Maria Celander
Prayer calls from minarets all over Sweden can become a reality before long. The mosque in the Stockholm suburb of Botkyrka leads the way. After an initial green light by lower bureaucrats, the City Council of Botkyrka township will make a final decision in the matter next month.
The outcome of ...
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Allah is greater in Fittja
Written by Bat Ye'or
Breakthrough for Islamic supremacy in town south of Stockholm
It looks as if Sweden is ready to stress the peaceful and benevolent character of Muslim immigration to this Lutheran Nordic country. According to the Swedish daily Aftonbladet (September 27), the town of Fittja south of Stockholm ...
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Muslim Prayer Call Not a Part of Swedish Culture
Written by Karin Bengtsdotter
If permitted, Sweden would be well on its way to joining the House of Islam
In an editorial in Aftonbladet, Anders Lindberg claims that Muslims are not allowed to call to worship in the same way as Christians are. It's actually a lie. Muslims and Christians do not call to worship in the same way ...
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