The 2008 Georgia War demonstrated how “frozen conflicts” in the former Soviet Union can abruptly thaw and explode.
President Barack Obama declared he would eliminate or secure all dangerous nuclear material within four years in his April 2009 Prague speech.
It is not surprising that the US's position in global space is declining.
Richard Weitz continues his look at the controversial Russian deal with Azerbaijan with regard to a large radar station on Azerbaijani territory.
The first peaceful and legal transfer of power between opposing political forces has occurred in Georgian history.
According to the Russian media, the Azerbaijani government is about to renew the Russian lease of a radar station at Gabala in Azerbaijan.
Nuclear threats in the Japanese neighborhood from North Korea and China are a challenge to the US-Japanese alliance.
By not putting boots on the ground in Libya, thousands of manpads have gone missing.