The New Dark Age

17 July, 2010 — Strategic Culture Foundation

2010-07-15
Eugene IVANOV (USA)
The Clinton-Gates tandem and U.S. foreign policy
“Rumors spread over Washington, DC some time ago that Hillary Clinton may leave her job as Secretary of State. And although a White House spokesman promptly jumped in to claim that the president was very happy with Clinton in her current position, the occasion allowed observers to take another look at the role Clinton plays in defining U.S. foreign policy and also at her place on the Obama’s foreign policy team…”
http://en.fondsk.ru/article.php?id=3133

2010-07-12
Anna FILIMONOVA
Serbia’s sovereignty under attack: EU calls on recognition of Kosovo’s independence
“The EU’s project on the Western Balkans, which implies the final settlement of the Kosovo problem (namely: the integration of Northern Kosovo where most of the population are Serbs, into “Prsitina government authorities”) is entering its final stage… The Albanian side is now paying attention to “the problem of Presehvo-Buyanovats-Medvezhya” naming this region the Eastern Kosovo, as well as to the western Skopje, Tetovo and Kumanovo in Macedonia (where Albanian campaigns are regularly held with the demonstration of symbols of the Kosovo Liberation Army), and right to the Montenegrin region of Lake of Scadar…”
http://en.fondsk.ru/article.php?id=3154

2010-07-13
Najmuddin A. SHAIKH (Pakistan)
The AFPAK War – A Pakistani’s Perspective
“In the meanwhile the number of terrorist attacks mounted in many Pakistani cities far from the tribal areas continues to mount raising new fears that new strongholds of extremists in the Punjab are being created and are drawing upon resources of training and equipment from the tribal areas. This then is the backdrop against which US-Pak relations and their impact on the campaign Pakistan is waging to counter terrorism and extremism in Pakistan has to be seen and its impact on Obama’s Afpak policy gauged…”
http://en.fondsk.ru/article.php?id=3156