26 September 2011 | Missile Defense, News, Russia | Matt Barganier
Last week, the Federation of American Scientists released “Upsetting the Reset: The Technical Basis of Russian Concern Over NATO Missile Defense” [.pdf]. The introduction includes a recurring theme of the Bush-Obama years: In September 2009, the Obama administration discarded its predecessor’s European missile defense initiative that called for powerful ground-based interceptors (GBIs) in Poland with [...]
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21 September 2011 | Joe Biden, Missile Defense, News | Matt Barganier
Today’s Viewpoints section featured “The Delusion of Missile Defense” by Yousaf Butt. A sample: Last week marked the two-year anniversary of President Obama’s announcement of what was to be a radical new approach to missile defense — the Phased Adaptive Approach. According to this plan, the United States, working with NATO, would ramp up the [...]
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25 November 2008 | Cold War, Georgia, Missile Defense, Russia, Venezuela | Jeremy Sapienza
According to CBS, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev’s first six months in office have contradicted the “liberal” reputation he (apparently) had when he was first elected. Maybe it’s a shock to some that one can be “soft spoken” and never have been a KGB spook and yet still, as president, look out of the interests of [...]
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