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A former national security adviser says the United States faces its biggest threat since the fear of nuclear war with the Soviet Union: Cyberterrorism and cyberwarfare.
U.S. President Barack Obama and Afghan President Karzai reached a rough understanding on how to wind down the longest war in U.S. history, the agreement didn't include the key ingredient -- Pakistan.
To bomb or not bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities is a painful dilemma. But since “containment” of a nuclear Iran is rejected by both U.S. and Israeli leaders, bombing gets the nod.
Australia has lifted its ban on exporting uranium to India, despite India being a non-signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Two former Pakistani generals were implicated in the sale of uranium enrichment technology to North Korea in exchange for cash and gems, documents indicate.
Pakistani military officials got bribes from North Korea for access to sensitive nuclear technology, A.Q. Khan, founder of Pakistan's nuclear industry, claims.
The Pakistani government has asked the Lahore high court to restrict the free movement of nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan on national security grounds.
U.S. officials voiced doubt about Pakistan's decision to limit Pakistani nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan's movements after releasing him from house arrest.
The Hungarian Revolution and the Suez crisis were two of the most dramatic upheavals in international affairs in the post-World War II era. If Israel were to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities while President Bush is still the commander in chief, China and Russia might be tempted to take a page out of the old Soviet geopolitical playbook.
Iran’s president renews his death threats against Israel -- but finds himself in hot water at home. His would-be successor speaks softly, but can he change the mullahs’ nuclear ambitions? The Israelis don’t think so.
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