Singer suggested this dwindling supply of rare earth elements could be a feasible backdrop for a new Cold War.
Oakley became the main site for GCHQ when its former location at Eastcote, Middlesex proved too small to accommodate its new Cold War mission.
Many Arab papers see the superpower confrontation over Syria as the start of a new Cold War by proxy, although one commentator says the Russian and Chinese positions could change.
It is our job to make our partners address the real issues facing Europe - of new post cold war reality.
Some see it as a mission that will either carve out a new post-cold war role for the organisation or, if the alliance stumbles, underline its lack of purpose.
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Senior Administration figures like National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft, moreover, have described Moscow's constructive role as the stuff of which a new Post-Cold War "world order" can be made, based fundamentally on U.S.-Soviet joint leadership of the international community in resisting aggression.
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The commission says U.S. analysts have made the mistake of judging new missile threats by Cold War assumptions.
He grasped the social instabilities of the Middle East, and sensed that they would burst out in new ways once the cold war ended.
Spyridon Mitsotakis is a history student at New York University specializing in the Cold War.
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The end of the cold war has brought new dangers for aid workers.
The entire trip, after all, is primarily aimed at thawing the U.S.-India estrangement that dates from the Cold War, when New Delhi was close to Moscow.
The reason: to start enlarging the 16-nation defense alliance and to discuss reorganizing the alliance's military structure to take into account the new challenges of the post-Cold War period.
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This will require a massive public education campaign, because the perceived need for such limitations on domestic freedom has become so ingrained in the American psyche that most Americans are either not conscious of them or unaware that these are relatively new restrictions permitted only during the Cold War.
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"The danger is that this will turn Russia against the entire post-Cold War settlement with the new countries, with democratization, with demilitarization, " Mandelbaum said.
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NATO's new peacekeeping duty, now that the cold war is done.
But WikiLeaks, which is known for publishing state secrets, apparently has found a new home for its files: A Cold War bunker, inside a Swedish mountain, that's been described as fit for a "James Bond" movie.
And so I'm actually quite confident that Democrats and Republicans in the United States Senate, having reviewed this, will see that the United States has preserved its core national security interests, that it is maintaining a safe and secure and effective nuclear deterrent, but that we are beginning to once again move forward, leaving the Cold War behind, to address new challenges in new ways.
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Its new alignments, no longer so wedded to cold-war geography, will probably be more effective.
It is time to leave the Cold War behind and defend against the new threats of the 21st century.
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It starts with explaining to Russia and our European friends and allies, that Russia is not the enemy of the United States ... that the attitude of mutually assured destruction is a relic of the cold war and that we must address the new threats of the 21st century if we are to have a peaceful continent and a peaceful world.
After the Cold War, the Soviet Union split into 15 new states by mutual consent.
Speaking earlier, NATO Secretary-General George Robertson said the alliance had to shelve Cold War reflexes and be prepared to face a new war on global terrorism.
Five years ago, when I first addressed this assembly, the Cold War had only just ended and the transition to a new era was beginning.
This should have been done nearly a decade ago, when the Cold War ended, the Soviet Union broke up into 15 new nations and Czechoslovakia split itself into two countries.
During the Cold War, it poured billions of dollars into the development of new technologies such as jet engines, nuclear power and lasers.
He had the grit to use the atomic bomb, the imagination to grasp the nature of the emerging cold war, and the simple eloquence needed to explain the strange new world to the Americans.
The new geopolitical situation partly explains this political shift: the old demons of the Cold War have vanished a long time ago and, similarly, troubles in former Yugoslavian republics are now part of the past.
Japan and Australia, sponsors of rival grand commissions when a potential nuclear-free window opened at the cold war's end, have joined forces to set up a new one.
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