Post Tagged with: "War"

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  Washington, Through the ‘Back Door’

  A recent U.S. government hack was a major intelligence failure.
   
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  A New Middle East?

  Israel signs peace pacts with neighbors. Will the Palestinians be next?
   
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  On the Upside, Traffic Might Improve …

  A study by Princeton University says 34 million people would be killed in the first hours of a nuclear war between the U.S. and Russia.
   
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  New Perspectives on the War on Terror

  War is a social act that follows and expresses a negative social mood. One example is the War on Terror. It began with the 9/11 attack, which occurred 18 months into a bear market that started the previous year.
   
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  Who’s Got Your Photo?

  The recent cyber-attack on U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is a cautionary tale for anyone who collects sensitive personal data from individuals.
   
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  Russian Aggression Around the World… Why Now? Why Still?

  The Russian bear is everywhere—poking, prodding, snarling, intentionally making messes. Why?
   
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  The Hermit Kingdom Strikes Back

  Socionomists have used South Korea’s KOSPI Index to measure social mood on the Korean Peninsula—and predict North Korea’s aggressive behavior.
   
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  India vs. Pakistan: Kashmir in the Hot Seat (Again)

  Kashmir is a historical hotspot of conflict, and now animosity between the two nuclear neighbors has surged again.
   
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  Conflict or Cooperation: In North Korea It’s a Matter of Social Mood

  It’s been a year since North Korea offered its southern neighbor an olive branch.
   
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  Israelis and Palestinians: When Will the Violence Subside?

  Violence between Israelis and Palestinians in Gaza appears intractable. When might it end?