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Did Al Qaeda Die with Bin Laden? | Toronto Star

August 21, 2011

The revelations support the opinion of bin Laden chronicler, Peter Bergen, who has written that bin Laden ran Al Qaeda like a dictatorship. In a recent TIME magazine article he notes that not only did bin Laden require his followers to take a personal ...

Since 9/11: A New World Order | Toronto Star

July 16, 2011

11 was to spur a very dramatic increase in the footprint of the American empire, contributing to a very serious case of 'imperial overstretch,'” says Peter Beinart of the New America Foundation, author of The Icarus Syndrome. To carry out both wars, ...

On Bin Laden, the Medium May Be the Message | Toronto Star

May 20, 2011

Bin Laden on a LazyBoy watching footage clearly was intended to undercut his image,” said New American Foundation's Peter Bergen, who has been chronicling bin Laden's life since interviewing him in the late 1990s. Winning “hearts and minds” has always ...

China Returns Press Card to Star Writer, Gives Stern Warning | Toronto Star

April 12, 2011

... in the late 1990s and early 2000s, when we were frequently detained and threatened with visa non-renewal if we did not behave,” says Rebecca Mackinnon, a former CNN journalist, who is now senior fellow at the Boston-based New America Foundation. ...

Obama Faces Stumbling Blocks as Arab Revolution Rolls On | Toronto Star

April 5, 2011

“The sentiment I hear is that foreign intervention isn't good, but (Moammar) Gadhafi staying in power and creating a precedent for crushing democratic movements would be worse,” says Amjad Atallah, co-director of the Middle East task force at the New ...

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Parag Khanna: Are We Nearing a New Middle Ages? | Toronto Star

April 1, 2011

Parag Khanna argues in his new book that the world has entered a new Middle Ages which could give rise to a kind of enlightened colonialism. first thing to know about Parag Khanna is that, as senior research fellow with the New America Foundation, ...

Arab Awakening: What Next? | Toronto Star

February 25, 2011

“I think there is every reason to believe that the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty will hold,” says Daniel Levy of the New America Foundation, a former adviser to Israel's Mideast peace negotiations. And, he added, Israel's main concern is “more about a ...

The Dark Side of the Web | Toronto Star

January 29, 2011

... Not a good time then for a book titled The Net Delusion: The Dark Side of the Internet. But, says author Evgeny Morozov wearily, that’s exactly why it needed to be written. Afflicted by a bad cold and some tetchy reviews, the Belarusian-born author is fed up to the back teeth with hearing that he’s an anti-web Luddite and the Grinch Who Stole the Revolution. ...

Tales of the Internet's Past and Future | Toronto Star

November 26, 2010

... (an average of more than 11 new films every day),” writes media analyst and Columbia University law professor Tim Wu in his new book, The Master Switch. ...

Afghans, Living on the Knife's Edge in Pakistan | Toronto Star

October 24, 2010

Writing in The New Yorker, author Steve Coll mused that if he could start life over as a political science doctoral candidate, he would research the ...

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