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Press Coverage 2006
December 2006
November 2006
I will build more and kill less, says General
Russia top arms exporter?
Pushing Democracy, or Arms?
Prodding Russia
Iraqi insurgent group unveils rocket
No recognition for breakaway South Ossetia
Europe jittery over N-ambitions of nations
Iran renews offer to talk to United States
Six Arab states join rush to go nuclear
President Kaczynski’s UK visit ‘a success’
'Israel must prepare for full-scale war'
Six Arab States Want Nuclear Power
U.S. plays down South Korean decision
Riga should deliver wake-up call on EU-NATO
The smoke screen around chances of terrorism
Countering terror remains a priority
Iran's nuclear program progressing UN says
West to boost aid to Yemen
US plans last big push in Iraq
India's Nuke Deal Threatened
Report does not prove Iran building N-weapon
Iraq: the guns continue to smoke
Germany and Japan strive to regain might
Concerns over Bushehr: Kuwait raises Israeli
Tories try to pitch their foreign policy
Bahrain 'key cornerstone of stability'
Israel says empowering Abbas is key to peace
Israeli minister blames Syria for troubles
Palestinian Unity Government Talks Stall
Time to toughen up on Iran: Israeli FM
Cameron demands anti-terror unity
Towards a Truer European Union?
Cameron says ministers using security
Labour is playing politics on security
Fresh thinking needed in Britain's fight
Cameron accuses Brown and Reid
Cameron attacks Labour's 'tough-guy posturing
Cameron rounds on Labour rivals
Cameron hints at backing deal on security
Iran makes concession to UN investigation
Bush presses allies for more defense spending
China weighs Iran and Iraq risks for oil
Stop 'tough guy' act says Cameron
The Fox Versus the Bear
IISS Convenes 3rd Regional Security Summit
BAE investors take flight at potential loss
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The Fox Versus the Bear
Oksana Antonenko, senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London, said that internal politics within Russia might also have played a part in Moscow’s response....
IISS Convenes 3rd Regional Security Summit
The 2006 Manama Dialogue is the primary security institution in the Persian Gulf and will see the greatest ever involvement of the national security establishments of the region with key outside...
BAE investors take flight at potential loss
Andrew Brookes, aerospace analyst at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, said: "There could be an element here of trying to scare the SFO off. Will it mean they do not buy the...
China weighs Iran and Iraq risks for oil
Russia is the key player for Iran in terms of thwarting U.N. sanctions," said Mark Fitzpatrick of the International Institute of Strategic Studies in London. China, he said "will come...
Iran makes concession to UN investigation
Another analyst who follows Iran closely, Mark Fitzpatrick of London's International Institute for Strategic Studies, said Natanz and Lavizan were 'two of many areas in which the IAEA has asked...
Bush presses allies for more defense spending
"For NATO, Afghanistan has clearly concentrated the minds on the need for greater capabilities," said Alex Nicoll, director of defense analysis at the International Institute for Strategic...
Cameron hints at backing deal on security
David Cameron yesterday signalled his support for a potential cross-party deal on national security."We must not allow the security of this country to become a political football - either...
Cameron says ministers using security
"I want to say something directly to Gordon Brown and John Reid. Everyone can see what you're up to," Mr Cameron warned in a speech to a thinktank in London. "There is no shame in...
Labour is playing politics on security
In a speech to the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London, he said: "Putting politics before security leads to an approach that is hasty and hysterical - and that can never be...
Fresh thinking needed in Britain's fight
Fresh thinking is needed in Britain's fight against terror, including the appointment of a Cabinet member to supervise security and a security force to patrol Britain's borders, the leader of the...
Cameron accuses Brown and Reid
In a speech to the International Institute for Strategic Studies last night Mr Cameron said: "The two main contenders for the Labour leadership are vying to outdo each other on how 'tough' they...
Cameron attacks Labour's 'tough-guy posturing
David Cameron tonight launched a scathing attack on the chancellor and home secretary, accusing them of "tough-guy posturing" on national security to promote their leadership ambitions...
Cameron rounds on Labour rivals
In a speech to the International Institute for Strategic Studies, Mr Cameron said: "The two main contenders for the Labour leadership are vying to outdo each other on how 'tough' they can...
Cameron demands anti-terror unity
Conservative leader David Cameron is expected to urge all politicians to work together to combat terrorism. In a speech at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, he will say...
Stop 'tough guy' act says Cameron
In a speech at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, Mr Cameron said there was "no shame" in seeking the Labour leadership. But he added: "To use national security...
Live-Blogging the Gulf Security Summit
Security Dilemmas has been selected to live-blog the Third Annual Regional Security Summit for the Persian Gulf, now known as the Manama Dialogue, sponsored by the International Institute for...
Bahrain 'key cornerstone of stability'
Close co-operation is critical to the region's security and future prosperity, he said. "Bahrain is already taking a leading role in helping to build consensus for reform and greater...
Palestinian Unity Government Talks Stall
“It is not even about a Syrian interest,'' Livni told an audience at the International Institute for Strategic Studies. “They want to dictate the Palestinian conflict. She also said...
Time to toughen up on Iran: Israeli FM
Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said Monday the international community needed to get tough on Iran or face the "bully of the neighbourhood" having weaker states appeasing it to avoid...
Israel says empowering Abbas is key to peace
Empowering Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is key to breaking a deadlock in the Middle East peace process, Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said in London on Monday, calling him a...