Trade Unions under the Bed

Article Abstract:

The British government must protect its defense intelligence. Much intelligence is gathered by radio and statellite. These workers have a right to belong to trade unions. The government has just abolished this right. At issue was the risk of disruption. Other solutions should have been tried.

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Menaced Micro-States

Article Abstract:

Some way must be found to protect small countries from being taken over by hijackers. Traditionally small states have asked protection from larger ones. A 1983 meeting of Commonwealth ministers considered a world arrangement to give national security to smaller states.

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Missiles Are Fine, If They Are British

Article Abstract:

British public opinion seems to favor current defense policy. The electorate shows traditional leaning. A graph illustrates opinions on various issues.

Laws, regulations and rules, National government, Federal government

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