Alon Ben-Meir: UNSC is in desperate need of comprehensive reforms
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Any fair analysis of the United Nations strongly suggests that the UN of today is not the same UN that was established in 1945.
Search Results for national security
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Virginia Tech Board of Visitors creates new department of real estate
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The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors has approved a resolution to establish the Blackwood Department of Real Estate within the Pamplin College of Business, pending final approval from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
Mel Gurtov: The arsenal, but not of democracy
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America is awash with weapons, and the tragic consequences are before us every day. The world is also awash with weapons, as reported by the Stockholm Peace Research Institute in Sweden, the leading source for data on military spending and the arms trade.
Mel Gurtov: Biden, Taiwan and strategic ambiguity
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At a stopover in Tokyo during his Asia trip, President Biden was asked whether the US would “defend Taiwan” if it were attacked.
Mass shootings: The vicious cycle fueled by America’s toxic cult of violence
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Surely there’s more to these shootings than just easy access to weapons and mental illness.
Kevin Martin: Rethinking ‘The Common Defense’
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It is good at times to conduct a reality check on what this country supposedly stands for, and what it actually does.
America’s Navy sails into Richmond for Navy Week
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Richmond will host the city’s first ever Navy Week beginning on Monday, bringing sailors to participate in education and community outreach events throughout the city, including the Dominion Riverrock Festival.
Winslow Myers: Beyond our nuclear march of folly
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The planet and its national and international institutions are not even close to facing the realities that confront us. Instead, we live in a fantasy la-la land, or what Greta Thunberg might call blah-blah land.
Lawrence S. Wittner: Imperial nostalgia, and its historical perils
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Although great empires rank among the most powerful engines of world history, they are also among the most dangerous, especially as they brood over their decline.
Virginia Museum of History & Culture hosts Richmond Navy Week event
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For the first time in the history of its program, the U.S. Navy is bringing Navy Week to Richmond, and the Virginia Museum of History & Culture is serving as the flagship venue.
