Perhaps the most troubling series of advancements that have taken place between Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba are found within the area of military agreements and coordinated defense…

Despite the fact that the term trade sounds extremely vague when compared to terms such as nuclear proliferation the impacts of trade to the extent that Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba have been conducting show significant developments on the part of the veiled trio.

Three of the most troubling not-so allies the United States continually does not significantly manage to increase positive relations with are banning together, and gaining momentum. This first part of the three-part series delves into nuclear agreements…

For a presidential candidate running on the one-word campaign of change, Senator Obama has made some very disappointing choices, among which is choosing the 6^th longest running Senator in US history as his running mate. His disappointments most certainly extend to his clearly inexperienced and depth-lacking approach to foreign policy, as if the Democratic Party is immune to international conflict due to the past Republican Presidents publicly unpopular war efforts.

Recently, the issue over Iran’s goal of pursuing uranium enrichment technology within the nation’s borders has stirred a commotion. The Head of the U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission stated that Iran has no foundation to engage in such uranium enrichment programs because there is a surplus abroad that is available to them. However, Iran insists on nuclear self-sufficiency.