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2. RIPS - Research Institute For Peace And Security - Report on Actions of OSCE Bodies and Institutions to Prevent and Combat Terrorism, including Implementation of the Bucharest Plan of Action for Combating Terrorism and the http://www.rips.or.jp/english/publications/policy_perspectives/pp003.html

RIPS - Research Institute for Peace and Security - Japanese Site Map RIPS - Research Institute for Peace and Security - TOP About RIPS Research Projects Seminars ... Policy Perspectives RIPS' Policy Perspectives No.3(March 2007) Peace Support Operations: Contemporary Challenges and the Role of Japan Dr. Chiyuki Aoi Associate Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University The gpeace support operations (PSO) doctrineh has developed as a way to manage the complex operations that encompass conflict resolution, peacekeeping, peacemaking, peace enforcement, and peacebuilding, thereby enabling long-term solutions to armed conflict and regeneration of war-torn societies through a multi-actor engagement. As a doctrine, it reflects the way Western nations (primarily NATO member states) have responded, mainly within the framework of UN-mandated missions, to threats to security deriving from the civil wars and other internal disturbances that are now the dominant source of conflict around the world. Understanding the doctrinal perspective of peace support operations today is critical for Japan, particularly given that the country is at a crossroads regarding its future involvement in international peace support and reconstruction operations. After clarifying the strategic rationale and evolution of the doctrine of peace support operations, this paper will identify the key dilemmas observed in such operations today. I will then examine Japan's options, in light of the doctrinal discussion and conclude with some practical recommendations for action on the part of Japan in developing peace support mechanisms.

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4. The Oil Drum | DrumBeat: July 24, 2007 Phil Flynn You got to love those OPEC softies The sentiment was almost touching. OPEC is concerned about us and our economic well being. Doesn’t that make you feel good? http://www.theoildrum.com/node/2811

The Oil Drum Discussions about Energy and Our Future Will Nuclear Fusion Fill the Gap Left by Peak Oil? The Oil Drum Coal reserves and resources - a gentle cough DrumBeat: July 23, 2007 ... DrumBeat: July 25, 2007 DrumBeat: July 24, 2007 Posted by Leanan on July 24, 2007 - 8:52am Topic: Miscellaneous Phil Flynn: You got to love those OPEC softies The sentiment was almost touching. OPEC is concerned about us and our economic well being. Doesn’t that make you feel good? It almost brought a tear to my eye and a lump to my throat when it was reported that OPEC is concerned about the potential impact of near record oil prices on the world’s economy. Isn’t that just the sweetest thing? The cartel that helped bring the world $76 a barrel oil is now all of a sudden feeling a rush of concern that these prices are a danger. Not that they see any problems right now with the world's economy mind you, but they stand ready to pump more oil if needed. Never mind that some estimate that OPEC production fell last month. That was afterall, the old OPEC. This appears to be a new loving, caring cartel. Canada: Energy pussycat Stephen Harper likes to describe Canada as an "energy superpower." It's a catchy claim, but a ridiculous one.

5. Armed Conflicts Report - Algeria Civilian casualties mounted as both car and human bombs were used throughout the year, supposedly targeting military, police, foreign and government units countrywide. http://www.ploughshares.ca/libraries/ACRText/ACR-Algeria.html

Armed Conflicts Report Algeria (1992 - first combat deaths) Update: January 2010 Summary Type of Conflict Parties to the Conflict Status of the Fighting ... Economic Factors Summary: 2009 Algeria saw relatively peaceful Presidential elections in April, with a landslide victory for President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, accompanied by protests from opposition groups over the fairness and legitimacy of the elections. Al-Qaeda in the Islamist Maghreb (AQIM) militants continued to attack from their stronghold in the northeastern part of the country with President Bouteflika and the Algerian security forces waging an ongoing counter-offensive. The current attacks by the insurgents are seen as a sign of their decline in power in the area, but reports that returning Algerian fighters from Iraq are joining the ranks of AQIM have raised concerns among security officials. Conflict continued as the al-Qaeda in the Islamist Maghreb (AQIM) continued to launch attacks against the government throughout 2008, with conflict reaching its peak in August. Civilian casualties mounted as both car and human bombs were used throughout the year, supposedly targeting military, police, foreign and government units countrywide. In August 2008, in a series of attacks over the span of 2 days by AQIM, approximately 80 were killed, in what was the most violent week for Algerians in almost a year. Conflict intensified as the newly named al-Qaeda in the Islamist Maghreb (AQIM) (formerly the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat - GSPC) launched a suicide bombing campaign throughout much of the year. Civilian casualties mounted as both car and human bombs were detonated in public places. In December 2007, at least 10 United Nations employees were killed when bombs exploded outside their Algiers office building. President Abdelaziz Bouteflika continues to attempt reconciliation but raids on insurgent camps have also been carried out in an attempt to end the violence.

6. Damn You All If You Pass This! [Archive] - The WoodenBoat Forum To me, this is the last straw. The US Congress is about to pass a law legalizing torture and imprisonment without charges. Supposedly, because they are afraid that if they don't http://forum.woodenboat.com/archive/index.php/t-55834.html

The WoodenBoat Forum The Bilge PDA View Full Version : Damn you all if you pass this! Pages : George. 09-28-2006, 04:41 PM To me, this is the last straw. The US Congress is about to pass a law legalizing torture and imprisonment without charges. Supposedly, because they are afraid that if they don't vote for it, they will lose the upcoming election. In other words, voters - a.k.a. The American People - want to torture foreigners and make them disappear into dungeons without recourse, and will punish any lawmaker that stands in their way: Enemy Combatants: A dangerously broad definition of “illegal enemy combatant” in the bill could subject legal residents of the United States, as well as foreign citizens living in their own countries, to summary arrest and indefinite detention with no hope of appeal. The president could give the power to apply this label to anyone he wanted. The Geneva Conventions: The bill would repudiate a half-century of international precedent by allowing Mr. Bush to decide on his own what abusive interrogation methods he considered permissible. And his decision could stay secret — there’s no requirement that this list be published. Habeas Corpus: Detainees in U.S. military prisons would lose the basic right to challenge their imprisonment. These cases do not clog the courts, nor coddle terrorists. They simply give wrongly imprisoned people a chance to prove their innocence.

7. Confederation Of Baltic States [Archive] - SkyscraperCity Archive Confederation of Baltic States Icebar Once I read one very interesting magazine, and read up this one very interesting thought how it will be, if all Baltic States http://www.skyscrapercity.com/archive/index.php/t-827422.html

SkyscraperCity European Forums Euroscrapers Local discussions ... PDA View Full Version : Confederation of Baltic States Pages : March 14th, 2009, 11:06 AM Once I read one very interesting magazine, and read up this one very interesting thought - how it will be, if all Baltic States make one country? Not absolutely united one, like France or else, but as I said, some kind of confederation. There could be a lot of positive facts in this way: 1)up than 6 million inhabitants, more than in Norway and Ireland and else, it means bigger respect against us, not like now when there is some mini countries with million people against giants, 2)bigger territory, like Czech Republic and else, which means bigger respect again, 3)higher competitiveness, cause six millions with resources of three countries can make up better and cheaper things than each other separately, 4)maybe funny, but fact, Lithuania basketball team with better players from Latvia and Estonia could take great places in championships, the same with football and other sports, 5)in the end, than us could see in map, our army will be stronger and other bonuses.

8. U.S. Africa Command Home The twoday conference brought together multinational maritime professionals including military, police, foreign, and intelligence services personnel, international relations http://www.africom.mil/getArticle.asp?art=3558

9. Swedishcoffee.blogspot.com br / Schirrmacher who is frequently traveling around the continent addressing a vast array of civic, military, police, foreign service and religious organizations http://swedishcoffee.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?orderby=updated

10. Are We At War With Islam? [Archive] - Professional Soldiers Ž Archive Are we at war with Islam? Terrorism Disclaimer I believe in freedom of religion and I don't think any one group, race, creed, religion are all bad. http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-1033.html

Professional Soldiers Ž UWOA Terrorism PDA View Full Version : Are we at war with Islam? Pages : NousDefionsDoc Are we at war with Islam? I've heard numerous people say no, including the POTUS. However, can anyone name one Islamic country that has no ties, either collectively or individually, to terrorist attacks? Islam is called by its adherents the religion of peace and they claim Islam has been hijacked by the few. And there are dozens of Islamic countries. Surely there must be one in which the religion has not been hijacked and used to attack the west? brownapple Malaysia. There have been lots of rumors, but no ties. NousDefionsDoc Mmm. I'll be back. Guy Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait and Baharain. NousDefionsDoc You guys aren't understanding the question. Basically what I'm asking is is there one Islamic country who's citizens aren't involved in terrorism - zero participation? Not just that the government doesn't support terrorism. GH - hasn't Malaysia picked up a bunch of JI terrorists there? Guy Qatar and Baharain.

11. Xinjiang Bans Separatist Talk He said the office would have to collaborate with the military, police, foreign affairs ministry, and propaganda department. It will group all the head honchos together, he said. http://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/separatisttalk-01042010161553.html

Text Only Help Home RFA Home ... China Xinjiang Bans Separatist Talk China's restive northwest gets a new law. AFP Photo A Chinese policeman (R) watches as ethnic Uyghurs line the street for an official ceremony in Kashgar, in China's northwestern Xinjiang Autonomous Region, Aug. 7, 2008. HONG KONG—Legislators in China's troubled northwestern region of Xinjiang have passed a new "ethnic unity" law banning pro-independence speech and writings, following last year's deadly ethnic violence between minority Uyghurs and Han Chinese. The "Law on Education for Ethnic Unity in Xinjiang" was voted into law by regional legislators last week, and will take effect from Feb. 1. "It rules that all people and organizations are banned from promulgating speech detrimental to ethnic unity, and from gathering, providing, producing, and spreading information to that effect," Eligen Imibakhi, chairman of the Standing Committee of the Xinjiang Regional People's Congress, was quoted by official media as saying. The law spells out that it is an obligation for all citizens to work towards national unity and against secession, the official Xinhua news agency reported. "Anyone who endangers ethnic unity or provokes secession will face penalties and prosecution," the agency said.

12. Full Text Of "Report Of The Commission On Government Security" Full text of Report of the Commission on Government Security http://www.archive.org/stream/reportofcommissi1957unit/reportofcommissi1957unit_

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13. Cayman Islands Overview | Vital Information | Research | Facts | Government | Ba Weather Forecast Passports Visas Offshore Banking Cayman Islands Map Taxes Education Work Permits Military Police Foreign Relations Healthcare http://www.gocayman.ky/cayman-islands-information.html

Cayman Islands Information Overview Home About Cayman Useful Information ... About Cayman Useful Information new ContentSlider("mbs4ce290ee7d866", "fade", 5000, 1, 0); Cayman Islands Information Overview User Rating: Poor Best About the Cayman Islands:: General Information: Government History ... Healthcare The Cayman Islands are located in the western Caribbean Sea . They are the peaks of a massive underwater ridge, on the edge of the Cayman Trench, 8000 feet deep. The islands lie in the centre of the Caribbean south of Cuba and North West of Jamaica . But even Grand Cayman, the largest of the three islands, is not visible on many maps. The three islands are situated about 480 miles (770 km) south of Miami, 150 miles (240 km) south of Cuba, and 180 miles (290 km) northwest of Jamaica. Grand Cayman is by far the biggest, with an area of 76 square miles (197 km²). The two " Sister Islands " of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman are located about 90 miles (145 km) northeast of Grand Cayman and have areas of 14 square miles (36 km²) and 10 square miles (25.9 km²) respectively. All three islands were formed by large coral heads covering submerged ice age peaks of the western extension of the Cuban Sierra Maestra range. Grand Cayman and Little Cayman are mostly flat. Cayman Brac has The Bluff, which rises to 140 feet (42.6 m) above sea level, the highest point of all three islands.

14. AllAfrica.com: Zimbabwe: Water Woes Persist Zanupf seeks to control the economy, the military, police, foreign currency and the people and the result is total chaos and failure. It is time to admit and recognize this mega http://allafrica.com/stories/200812020017.html

15. NPR Intelligence Squared Podcast On ZENcast.com US, global, sheriff, America, military, police, foreign, diplomacy, war, terrorism, NPR, National Pu More http://www.zencast.com/channels/showchannel.asp?mc=3&cid=11648

16. U.S. Arms To Kuwait - The Washington Post HighBeam Research Tribune Business News; July 15, 2003 ; 700+ words continues to reduce the concentration of heavy armored forces and deploy more military police foreign http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-898828.html

17. Biographical Information Table B.2 Military Experience of Participants Expert Active YearsReserve YearsService Branch Highest Rank 1 5 12 Army Infantry Major 2 20 0 Army Intelligence, Military Police, Foreign Area Officer http://www.rand.org/pubs/rgs_dissertations/RGSD153/RGSD153.appb.pdf

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19. Royal Project In Doi Tung Inspires Akhapol said officials from drug agencies, the military, police, foreign ministries, and other related agencies will meet in Burma soon to finetune the plan. http://www.burmalibrary.org/reg.burma/archives/199903/msg00215.html

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