Press-News
September 06 2010
August 31 2010
August 28 2010
Germany wants fines for employers snooping on Facebook (Valentina Pop at EU Observer)
August 22 2010
August 20 2010
August 19 2010
EU Executive will make sure France breaks no rules in expelling Roma (Leigh Phillips at EU Observer)
August 12 2010
August 04 2010
Italy - Libya pact cuts irregular migrants by half (Leigh Phillips at EU Observer)
July 30 2010
Endgame in Afghanistan: the futility of war (The Guardian)
July 29 2010
Technology and society: virtually insecure (The Financial Times)
July 28 2010
US security chiefs tricked in social networking experiment (The Guardian)
'Botnet hacker' arrested in Slovenia (BBC)
July 26 2010
Report reveals top secret America (The Washington Post)
July 15 2010
IT expert at MI6 tries to sell secrets to Dutch (The Independent)
July 08 2010
Britain scraps anti-terror police stop and search powers (The Guardian)
EU Home Affairs commisioner recommends deal to give USA access to European bank data (EU Observer)
July 05 2010
July 02 2010
June 29 2010
"Deep cover spy" Christopher Metsos bailed in Cyprus (Helena Smith, Athens, for The Guardian)
June 28 2010
June 25 2010
June 18 2010
Iranian air cargo and shipping firms banned in EU (Damian Brett at IFW)
June 15 2010
UK cyber police budget slashed (The Register)
June 13 2010
June 12 2010
June 11 2010
Somali pirates free the British freighter they used as a warship (Sofia Echo)
June 08 2010
US doctors accused of complicity in CIA torture (Robert Fox at The First Post)
June 07 2010
Polish credit cards stolen after Smolensk air crash (thenews.pl)
May 30 2010
Enough is Enough: the new campaign against high seas piracy (Katerina Kerr at IFW)
May 28 2010
Maoist train attack kills dozens in eastern India (BBC)
May 26 2010
US Missiles in Poland (Xinhua)
May 12 2010
Goldman Sachs sued for illegal database access (Dark Reading)
May 10 2010
May 08 2010
Security firms paid 23 million pounds to guard UK police stations (The Daily Mail)
May 06 2010
Hacker develops multi-platform rootkit for ATMs (Computer World)
Russian forces storm tanker seized by Somali pirates (BBC)
May 05 2010
Britain's SAS furious about exposure of top secret missions (The Independent)
April 30 2010
Murder trail from Austria leads back to Chechnya (The Moscow Times)
April 28 2010
April 27 2010
EU forensic scientists for Afghanistan (Valentina Pop at EU Observer)
April 24 2010
Communist Party of China fights corruption by tracking families of party officials (China Daily)
April 23 2010
Barroso warns against undermining anti-corruption agency in Romania (Valentina Pop at EU Observer)
April 22 2010
Somali pirate threat to blow up tanker Samho Dream (Reuters)
April 21 2010
China expects to lift "obsolete and discriminatory" ban on foreigners with HIV (China Daily)
Jailed lawyer's YouTube appeal to Russian president (The St Petersburg Times)
April 20 2010
Downing Street bugged by spies from 1963 to 1977 (Richard Norton Taylor in The Guardian)
April 18 2010
Ex-president and four executives of Blackwater Worldwide indicted on weapons charges (Reuters)
April 17 2010
Judge Baltasar Garzón accused of taking a bribe from Banco Santander (The Times)
April 16 2010
Hewlett Packard executives suspected of bribery in Moscow (Nikolaus von Twickel in The Moscow Times)
Latest evidence in Polish presidential plane crash (RT Moscow)
April 14 2010
April 13 2010
Ukraine to give up stockpile of highly enriched uranium by 2012 (BBC)
April 12 2010
Car bomb outside MI5 base (The Belfast Telegraph)
April 11 2010
Taliban release video of captured French journalists (Le Figaro)
April 10 2010
Polish President killed in plane crash in Russia (Reuters)
April 09 2010
Pirates demand ransom for oil tanker bound from Iraq to USA (BBC News)
April 07 2010
Riot deaths and state of emergency in Kyrgyzstan (Institute for War and Peace Reporting)
Dutch marines storm hijacked German container ship (The Independent)
April 06 2010
EU relaxes visa rules for passport-free zone (EU Observer)
Video shows US Apache crew shooting unarmed Iraqis and Reuters newsmen in 2007 (The First Post)
April 04 2010
April 03 2010
Putin will help us get nuclear power, says Chavez (The Times)
April 02 2010
Daimler AG fined USD 185 million after admitting international bribery (BBC News)
Bloody Easter for German troops in Afghanistan (Die Welt)
Massacre in the woods that brought war to Moscow metro (The Guardian)
April 01 2010
Iran to hold its own nuclear disarmament conference (The Guardian)
After suicide bombers kill 12 in Dagestan, 2 suspects die in car blast (Reuters Africa)
Internet Explorer 6.0 "is a security risk" (Zen Internet Monthly Newsletter)
March 31 2010
Hostage released after 12 years in jungle (The Guardian)
March 30 2010
Libya ends visa row with Europe (EU Observer)
March 29 2010
Casualty list in terror attacks on Moscow metro published (Kommersant)
Suicide bombers strike in the heart of Moscow (The Moscow Times)
March 28 2010
Britain's defence industry 'could shrink by 70%' (The Sunday Telegraph)
Russian TV interview with retired IKEA chief Lennart Dahlgren (Vedomosti)
March 27 2010
Spain close to charging campaigning judge Garzón (Daniel Woolls, Associated Press)
March 26 2010
One pirate killed but six Somalis freed after Pakistani captain refuses to testify (BBC)
Russian Interior Minister urges police reform (Alexander Bratersky, Moscow Times)
March 25 2010
Anti-terror police checking internet cafes in London (BBC)
Israeli cargo hijacked by pirates outside EU Navfor patrol area. (marinelink.com)
March 24 2010
Alstom board members arrested by UK SFO on Swiss warrants. (Karl West, Daily Mail)
Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas named after London insider trading raids. (Daily Telegraph)
March 23 2010
Dubai killers' cloned passports: UK expels Israeli diplomat. (BBC News)
Irish journalist attempts to arrest Tony Blair in EU Parliament. (EU Observer)
March 22 2010
Dstl to become science and technology hub within UK MoD (MoD News)
March 21 2010
Personal health data compromised in Canada (Jamie Komarnicki in the Calgary Herald 18Mar10)
UN Chief: "No other alternatives" to negotiations (UN News Service)
Ambulance software downgraded life or death calls (Sunday Telegraph)
Iranians train Taliban to use roadside bombs (The Sunday Times)
March 20 2010
Swiss Bank staff will face German investigators (Reuters)
Thousands of Russians demonstrate against Putin (Die Welt)
Old Allies to March in Red Square (The Times)
March 19 2010
Dutch Defence Ministry Defends Homosexual Soldiers (The First Post )
Estonian defence minister warns of more cyberattacks (IDG News Service )
March 18 2010
Shipwrecked ex-London drug squad detective jailed 22 years for smuggling (BBC)
Immigrant walks 16 km into the Channel Tunnel (The Sun )
Transport workers launch anti-piracy campaign in Berlin (International Freighting Weekly )
March 17 2010
Italian police use Facebook to trap mafia suspect (BBC)
German container ship under fire outruns pirate boats (EU Navfor Somalia)
March 16 2010
Police in 6 West European States Swoop on Russians and Georgians (The Guardian )
Pentagon official linked to Jason Bourne-style assassination network (New York Times )
British 'e-Borders' traveller surveillance scheme may still be Illegal under EU law (UK Parliament )
Two charged in cartoonist inquiry (The Irish Times)
Blinded soldier trains to 'see' through his tongue (UK MoD)
March 15 2010
The training camp for teenage Taliban (The Times)
Al Qaeda suspect worked at US nuclear plants (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Army training exercises cut by a third to save money (The Daily Telegraph)
March 14 2010
Panic in the streets after Georgia TV fake invasion report (BBC)
New Courses in Nuclear Safety Training (World Nuclear News)
Troyak bounces back (Computer World and TechEye.net)
March 13 2010
30 dead after suicide bombers attack Kandahar (BBC)
March 12 2010
Thousands in protests against Thai Government (The Times)
Air cargo security confusion (International Freighting Weekly )
Suicide bombers kill 'at least 39' in Pakistan (BBC)
March 11 2010
US sushi restaurant raid (Los Angeles Times)
Appeal Against European Arrest Warrant (Belfast Telegraph)
March 10 2010
UN: Half food aid to Somalia goes to "corrupt cartel" (New York Times)
The all American way (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung)
Iran's President Ahmedinejad in Afghanistan for talks (BBC)
Zimbabwe: political and security threats to transition (International Crisis Group)
Biden condemns Israel over homes plan (The Guardian)
March 09 2010
US Coast Guard: 3 per cent cuts scare (DoD Buzz)
Boeing 747 would have survived the Flight 253 bomb (BBC)
Iran's ex-President Banisadr: "People want regime change" (world security network)
North Korea creates medium-range rocket division (Kommersant)
Passenger data deal vital for catching terrorists, says US (euobserver)
EU passports unsafe, says expert (euobserver)
In the Nigerian killing fields (The Times)
March 08 2010
Can America count on Europe anymore? (National Security Journal)
Cybersecurity experts: the FBI wants you (Technewsworld)
Yanukovych in Moscow talks (Kommersant)
At least 500 dead in ethnic violence in Nigeria (Le Monde)
Cyberwar declared as China hunts for the West's intelligence secrets (The Times)
My fears for Nigeria by former Head of State Buhari (Nigerian News)
March 07 2010
JuD Chief: India waged war on Pakistan by constructing illegal dams (The Times of India)
Dmitry Medvedev's Russia still feels the cold hand of Putin (The Sunday Telegraph)
Past imperfect, present tense (The Economist)
March 06 2010
Gordon Brown makes surprise Afghanistan visit (The Daily Telegraph)
After Marja, "Kandahar will be next," Mullen says (Soldiers)
Plenty of false notes (Cumhuriyet)
A diplomatic mistake over Armenia (The Guardian)
March 05 2010
Ukraine’s Yanukovych visits Russia to mend ties (BBC )
Gorbachev: NATO may become different organisation (Kommersant )
Armenian genocide: freeze in US-Turkish relations (Le Figaro )
Brown defends basis for Iraq war (The Independent )
Polish Mi-17 helicopters for Afghanistan (Ministry of National Defence - Polish Army)