Fundamentalists' wake

Article Abstract:

Mainstream Muslims are not rushing to join the jihad, or holy war, against the United States, as fundamentalists would like. While many Muslims may not agree with the United States' policy in the Middle East, they do not believe a holy war is justified. However, media coverage may be overstating the popularity of the fundamentalists and ignoring mainstream views.

Middle East, Religious organizations, Muslim Organizations, Media coverage, Islamic fundamentalism, Jihad

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Dear leader hunt

Article Abstract:

Many military analysts assume that North Korea may have two nuclear bombs. Australian diplomats think North Korea could make up to ten more a year if it continues on its present course. North Korean leader Kim Jong Il is reportedly a skilled strategist, and he will need those skills as international pressure mounts for him to scrap his nuclear program.

International politics, Military policy, Kim Jong-il

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Into the abyss

Article Abstract:

According to a South Korean official, the US estimates that a US pre-emptive strike on North Korea, along with a North Korean response, could mean 1.5 mil South Korean civilian and military casualties and 50,000 US casualties.

South Korea, United States foreign relations, Wars, War, South Korean foreign relations, Casualties

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