U.S. officials concerned about U.A.E. terror threat

Posted by Matt in June 19th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Dubai, Terrorism, Atmosphere, British Citizens, Counter Terrorism, Dinner Party, Expatriate Community, Fo, Fruition, Hampstead, Jitters, Jumeirah Dubai, Lifestyle, Money, Party Conversations, Paying Attention, People, Severity, Surprise, Terror Threat, Uae, United Arab Emirates

U.S. counter terrorism officials say the alerts issued this week for U.S. and British citizens in the United Arab Emirates should be taken “very seriously.”
“It’s not something to take lightly, it’s worth paying attention to,” said one U.S. official. “That doesn’t necessarily mean it will come to fruition, but do note that [the U.A.E] [...]

EU, China: Honeymoon is over

Posted by Matt in May 29th, 2008 | no comment

Published in China, Atmosphere, Attitude, beijing, China Trade, Chinese Behavior, Chinese Officials, Chinese Public, Commissioner Peter Mandelson, Common Interests, Confrontation, E.U., Economy China, Europe, Financial Deregulation, Freedom Of Speech, Honeymoon, Human Rights, Intellectual Property Rights, Right Moves, S Paul, shanghai, Strategic Partners, Trade Commissioner, Two To Tango, Video World, World Economy, World Trade Negotiations

So far so good, but it still takes two to tango and the EU is not making the right moves, Bingran Dai of the Centre for European Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai tells ISN Security Watch.
“The problem is that the atmosphere has changed drastically since 2006 and the Chinese public and the government feel [...]

Pakistan-India: Ten years of the Bomb

Posted by Matt in May 16th, 2008 | no comment

Published in India, Nuclear, Pakistan, Agricultural Production, Atmosphere, Bomb, Casualties, Climate Models, Decade, Famine, Imagination, India And Pakistan, India Pakistan, Land Surface, Military Planners, Nuclear War, Nuclear Weapons Material, Pakistan India, plutonium, Policymakers, Political Leaders, Rainfall, Uranium

Their political leaders and military planners seem impervious to the fact that a war between Pakistan and India in which each used only five of their nuclear weapons on the other’s cities could kill several million people and injure many more. The effects of a nuclear war could be much worse if India and Pakistan [...]

Regional Nuclear War Would Affect Entire Globe

Posted by Matt in April 7th, 2008 | 1 comment

Published in Nuclear, War, Atmosphere, bombs, Cataracts, Devastation, Dna, Earth, Energetic Radiation, Global Ozone, Globe, Lifeforms, Melanoma, Nuclear War, Ozone Depletion, Ozone Hole, Plants And Animals, Skin Cancer, Sun, Ultraviolet Radiation, Uv Radiation

Devastation of a regional nuclear war would be far from confined to the countries that started it. Plants and animals, including humans, would be endangered by a global ozone hole that would result and persist for years after all the bombs were exhausted, a new study suggests.
The layer of ozone high up in the Earth’s [...]

M	T	W	T	F	S	S
« Sep
		1	2	3	4	5
6	7	8	9	10	11	12
13	14	15	16	17	18	19
20	21	22	23	24	25	26
27	28	29	30	31

1913 Intel

U.S. officials concerned about U.A.E. terror threat

EU, China: Honeymoon is over

Pakistan-India: Ten years of the Bomb

Regional Nuclear War Would Affect Entire Globe

Ads

Ads

Ads

Ads

Ads

Social Feeds

Topics Search

Main Translator

Main Topics

Top Stories

My Friends & Network

Pages

Main Links

Main Archives

Main Topics

Recent Comments

Most Commented