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Spying on the Bomb: American Nuclear Intelligence from Nazi Germany to Iran and North Korea, by Jeffrey T. Richelson. W. W. Norton, 702 pages, 2006, $34.95.

“U.S. Public Diplomacy: State Department Efforts to Engage Muslim Audiences Lack Certain Communication Elements and Face Significant Challenges,” U.S. Government Accountability Office, May 2006.

Fears of an oil embargo are unwarranted. Nowadays, price manipulation is the preferred setting for the oil weapon.

Disposing of U.S. chemical weapons has been a slow, contentious operation.

If you think video games are child's play, meet the growing community of scientists, policy makers, and game developers who beg to differ.

Using military force to destroy an adversary's nuclear program is a compelling option, so how come most nations have decided against it?

J. D. Bemal: The Sage of Science, by Andrew Brown, Oxford University Press, 562 pages, 2005, $34.95.

Orbis, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Spring 2006.