We have just had the second Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul. It got surprisingly little attention from the international media although over 50 countries attended. Nobody expects a nuclear war,...
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- May 26, 2013
- Updated: 10:40pm
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Russia and the United States often appear to be at loggerheads. They feud over US plans to put missile interceptors in Europe near Russia's borders and Russian influence in former Soviet states....
Anti-terrorism forces have begun a series of drills in provinces near Beijing in preparation for the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China on October 1.
The United States is preparing for its biggest ever terrorism exercise this month when three fictional 'dirty bombs' go off and cripple transport arteries in two major US cities and the Pacific...
Whether they strike in Bali, London or Tel Aviv, suicide bombers create fear and mayhem. But there is now an even more frightening prospect - a terrorist attack using mass-casualty weapons.
Of all the battles in US President George W. Bush's war on terrorism, the publicity fight on the home front is suddenly proving one of the thorniest.
State security police ordered a German journalist to leave China within 48 hours yesterday after accusing him of stealing state secrets and repeatedly breaking the law.
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