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Is another Korean War looming on the horizon?

Posted on 29/05/2009 by matisak

Is it possible to stop the “Dear Leader” Kim Jong-il?

Filed under: Asia, Military, North Korea, Politics, Security | Tagged: Bruce Klingner, James Auer, James Hoare, Kim Jong-il, North Korea, Security policy, Sheila Smith, The Heritage Foundation | Leave a Comment »

Economy of California: Who’s to blame?

Posted on 24/05/2009 by matisak

Arnold Schwarzenneger?

Filed under: Economics, North America | Tagged: Arnold Schwarzenneger, California, John Ellwood, United States | Leave a Comment »

First time in the history: Lithuania gets woman leader

Posted on 20/05/2009 by matisak

Why was Dalia Grybauskaité successful in the presidential election?

Filed under: Europe, Politics | Tagged: Dalia Grybauskaité, Lithuania, Mindaugas Jurkynas, Tomas Janeliūnas, Vitalis Nakrošis, Vytautas Dumbliauskas | 2 Comments »

What did the secret societies achieve in the history?

Posted on 18/05/2009 by matisak

Many people believe they influence almost everything. Why?

Filed under: History, Science, Society | Tagged: Dan Edelstein, Freemason, Ian F. McNeely, Illuminati, Michael Barkun | Leave a Comment »

Robert Langdon, Dan Brown’s hero, would be a good colleague

Posted on 17/05/2009 by matisak

Scientists think he really would be.

Filed under: Science, Showbiz | Tagged: Dan Brown, Ian F. McNeely, Joe Izen, Marie Vejrup Nielsen, Robert Langdon | Leave a Comment »

Who are the Taliban?

Posted on 15/05/2009 by matisak

And why are they so radical.

Filed under: Afghanistan, Asia, History, Politics, Security | Tagged: Abdulaziz Sachedina, Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Pakistan, Robert Canfield, Taliban, Terrorism, War on Terror | Leave a Comment »

Can we defeat Taliban?

Posted on 14/05/2009 by matisak

And what about Pakistan?

Filed under: Afghanistan, Asia, Intelligence, Military, Politics, Security, Terrorism | Tagged: Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Andrew Legon, James Revill, Pakistan, Peter Dahl Thruelsen, Security policy, Shuja Nawaz, Taliban, Terrorism, War on Terror | Leave a Comment »

Vatican – Israel: Worsening relations with the Pope Benedict XVI.?

Posted on 13/05/2009 by matisak

Maybe it’s not so bad.

Filed under: Europe, History, Israel, Politics | Tagged: Benedict XVI, Israel, John Allen, John Paul II, Pope, Raymond Cohen, Vatican | Leave a Comment »

Russia doesn’t like it

Posted on 10/05/2009 by matisak

It’s the Eastern Partnership of European Union. EU launched this project on 7 May and involved countries are: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.

Filed under: EU politics, Europe, Politics, Russia | Tagged: Dominik Tolksdorf, Eastern Partnership, EU foreign policy, EU politics, European Union, London School of Economics (LSE), Margot Light, Russia, Russia foreign policy | Leave a Comment »

Iron Lady versus economic crisis

Posted on 07/05/2009 by matisak

What would be a strategy of Margaret Thatcher.

Filed under: Economics, Europe, Politics, UK politics | Tagged: British politics, George Jones, London School of Economics (LSE), Margaret Thatcher, Nicholas Randall, Peter Snowdon, Steven Fielding, United Kingdom | Leave a Comment »

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