All at Sea Over Pirates Piracy on the high seas, especially near failed and unstable Muslim states, is becoming an international security headache October 24, 2008 Africa·Defence·Developing World·Features·Global Governance·International·The United Nations·Transport
Rethinking the War on Terror The presidential adviser and author of Terror and Consent, Philip Bobbitt, shares his ideas on the war on terror in a Standpoint dialogue with Conservative politician and author of Celsius 7/7, Michael August 22, 2008 Afghanistan·Defence·Dialogue·International·Iraq·Islam·Media·Middle East·Politics·Social Affairs·The West·UK Politics·US Politics·War on Terror
ONLINE ONLY: A Different Deal In Iraq Iraq begins to cut its own deals, and to reach for sovereignty August 8, 2008 Defence·International·Iraq·Middle East·Military·North America·Points East & West·US Politics·War on Terror
A New Mutiny? Away from the tourist trail, India is threatened by the Maoism that toppled Nepal's monarchy July 30, 2008 Communism·Defence·Developing World·Features·India·Military·Politics
Democrats v Autocrats The Return of History and the End of Dreams by Robert Kagan July 18, 2008 Books·China·Defence·Global Governance·History·International·Middle East·North America·Philosophy·Politics·Russia·The West·War on Terror
Faking a Killing The world reacted with horror when it saw a 12-year-old boy shot dead by Israeli soldiers. But the footage, it transpires, told a lie June 27, 2008 Defence·Features·France·International·Islam·Israel·Media·Middle East·Military·Policing·Politics·The West·War on Terror