ISIS sets sites on Washington in new video. (photo credit:ISLAMIC SOCIAL MEDIA)
Farhad Rezaei, Jerusalem Post: The Islamic State nuclear doomsday
The emergence of jihadists known to be searching for nuclear and radiological (NR) material has lent a tone of urgency to the debate about ways to prevent nuclear terrorism. At the same time, the supply side of the equation has grown from inchoate attempts at smuggling to a more organized market in NR material. This combination of factors has arguably increased the probability of spectacular attack in the not so distant future. The reason for this assessment is based on a straightforward calculation: a nuclear or radiological device is the ultimate force multiplier and a NR attack is considered “spectacular” enough for jihadists to fulfill their divine mission.
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- December 23, 2015
Assad Is Reaching Out to Washington Insiders -- Josh Rogin, Bloomberg
Iran deal nears a turning point: As a possible Implementation Day approaches, sniping is growing on all sides. -- Nahal Toosi, Politico
Two Lessons We Must Learn From Afghanistan -- Telegraph editorial
Three ways China is finally taking its seat at the world’s table -- Anja Manuel, Reuters
2015: The Year US-China Relations Went Public -- Graham Webster, The Diplomat
How the Sultan of Brunei Stole Christmas -- Nico Hines, Daily Beast
Inside Eritrea: conscription and poverty drive exodus from secretive African state -- David Smith, The Guardian
The decline of Europe is a global concern -- Tony Barber, Financial Times
Inside Ukraine’s violent, messy battle for power -- Oliver Cromwell, Politico
U.S. Sends Putin a Reminder to Stop Meddling in Ukraine -- D. Francis, Foreign Policy
America's Cold War Master Plan to Nuke Russia -- Michael Peck, National Interest
Three choices for new, fractured Spanish political landscape -- Kevin Lees, Suffragio
Spain’s electoral earthquake rattles euro zone -- Andrew Hammond, The Globe and Mail
How DEA Agents Took Down Mexico's Most Vicious Drug Cartel -- David Epstein, The Atlantic/Propublica
Everything You Need To Know About Kim Dotcom and Megaupload -- Stacey Higginbotham, Fortune
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