03/10/2005 |
Houston Chronicle: There's a Key Difference in Military and Military-like
Cragg Hines | Houston Chronicle
There's a piece of paper supposedly floating around Washington and Baton Rouge, assuming it was ever printed out from cyberspace, that a number of folks would like to see. ...
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29/09/2005 |
Too many secrets: overclassification as a barrierto critical information shearing
FAS Staff | FAS
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29/09/2005 |
On line Islamic organizations and measuring webs effectiveness
FAS Staff | FAS
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29/09/2005 |
Terrorism and National Security: Issues and Trends
FAS Staff | FAS
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28/09/2005 |
Bush Selects General To Run Spy Agency
Eric Schmitt | NY Times
President Bush has nominated Maj. Gen. Michael D. Maples of the Army to be director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, the first time in decades that someone who is not a career intelligence officer has been picked to lead the agency. ...
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28/09/2005 |
A ride on the wild side
Arnaud de Borchgrave | Washington Times
More than a year of intermittent talks with Osama bin Laden's clandestine network in Pakistan led to a 750-mile journey through territory forbidden to foreigners and two of the country's four provinces. ...
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28/09/2005 |
Hurricanes Spawn Debate On Military Role
A.P. | NY Times
The U.S. military, built for man-made battles, could end up leading fights against Mother Nature. In the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Rita -- and the federal government's sluggish response to the first -- President Bush is raising the possibility of putting the Pentagon in charge of search-and-rescue efforts for catastrophic natural disasters. ...
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27/09/2005 |
ETA: ¿desprecio a las víctimas y concesiones a los verdugos?
Diario Exterior Editorial | Diario Exterior
La discusión sobre el destino de los fondos a organizaciones de la sociedad civil ponen en cuestión los criterios aplicados por el gobierno socialista. ...
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26/09/2005 |
A three-way Palestinian match
Amir Oren | Haaretz
Do the Palestinians have a favorite candidate in the struggle over the Likud leadership, a senior intelligence analyst was asked last weekend. Who do they prefer - Ariel Sharon or Benjamin Netanyahu? And how, by commission or by default, do they intend to assist this candidate? ...
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26/09/2005 |
Boris Berezovsky: Ukraine is not Russia
Aleksey Kovalev | Pravda
The political crisis in Ukraine entered a new and more dangerous stage ...
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