The United States may be an uncontested military superpower, but it remains defenseless against a new mode of attack: information warfare. As the military, the private sector, and Washington grow increasingly dependent end computers and information networks, they also grow more vulnerable to cyber-attack. Cyberspace is becoming the new front Une of warfare, and private citizens are the new prime target. U.S. policymakers and technology entrepreneurs must wake up to this threat and buffa wall of defense-now

The Unanswered Question, Seven years after more than 5oo, ooo Tutsi were massacred in Rwanda, the world still cannot explain why. Mahmood Mamdani's When victim’s Become Killers is a rich history of Hutu and Tutsi identity, but how it applies to the genocide is unclear

Southern Cone ambassadors trumpet regional harmony; Ilter Turkmen defends Turkish democracy; Lawrence Korb rethinks military cuts; and more