It is not for nothing that Vladimir Putin, the president of the Russian Republic, is a former member of the KGB. From its earliest days, Soviet Russia maintained a vast army of spies around the world and penetrating the United States remained high on its list of priorities.
In 2001, the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested [...]

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The nightmare of Dr. Mohammed ElBaradei, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), was more powerful than ever this week - a hint that the day may not be far off when it will become a reality.
The ministerial members of the Gulf Cooperation Council met in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh and decided [...]

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It is with that in mind that three recent news dispatches set the table for the task that confronts us as we try to re-ignite the idea that we are “the good guys.” This time we are up against an enemy that is everywhere and nowhere, an enemy that means to destroy us, all of [...]

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Israel should not take the Syrian peace overture seriously because Damascus is “more prepared than ever before” to take military action against Israel, Mossad chief Meir Dagan said Monday.
“Israel’s military deterrence was damaged in the second Lebanon war,” Dagan told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. “[Syrian President Bashar] Assad’s self-confidence grew. They are [...]

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MOSCOW — Russia will replace single nuclear warheads on some of its strategic missiles with multiple warheads, Russian news agencies reported Friday, allowing Moscow to modernize its nuclear arsenal while building fewer new missiles - and spending less.
In theory, the shift would also make it easier for Russian nuclear weapons to evade a U.S. missile [...]

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