Indonesia's embassy in Canberra, Australia has been closed after a suspicious package containing what authorities described as a "biological agent" was delivered there. John Howard, the prime …
Terror Web Watch for June 1, 2005
Item 1: Training Document Instructs Arabian Gulf Terrorists how to Use Deadly Poisons against American Expatriates Living in Their Countries Item 2: Two New Operational Units Announced by Zarqawi's …
U.S. Border Security at a Crossroads
Accenture was awarded one of the largest technology contracts in the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT): $10 billion over 10 years. The contract, called the United States Visitor and Immigrant Status …
Terror Web Watch for May 27, 2005
Item 1: Conflicting Reports on the Status of Abu Musaab al-Zarqawi Item 2: Al-Qaeda Core Member Saif al-Adl Publishes Zarqawi's Jihad Biography Item 3: Death by PowerPoint? Item 4: Jihadist …
Pakistan’s Role in Scientist’s Nuclear Trafficking Debated
fall of 2000, Pakistani intelligence agents followed the country's most influential nuclear scientist as he flew to the Persian Gulf port of Dubai. Abdul Qadeer Khan, acclaimed as the father of …
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An Unseen Enemy
The Marines of Kilo Company were on the fourth day of an offensive against insurgents in western Iraq, but they had seen little action Wednesday until a loud boom rocked this Euphrates River village, …
Radical Islamic Group Growing in Asia
Uzbekistan (see map) is one of the Central Asian states whose future is up for grabs. It could make progress toward secular democracy or slide toward becoming a pan-Islamic fundamentalist state. …
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NY fire chief criticizes terror response plan
New York's fire chief, citing the Sept. 11 Commission's recommendation of a joint command to deal with chemical or biological incidents, said on Monday Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to put police in …
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U.S. to Spend Billions More to Alter Security Systems
After spending more than $4.5 billion on screening devices to monitor the nation's ports, borders, airports, mail and air, the federal government is moving to replace or alter much of the …
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Terror Web Watch for May 6, 2005
Item 1: Iraqi insurgent videos available: A sniper takes down coalition soldiers; the Islamic Army in Iraq (Country Profile) releases a lengthy propaganda video. Item 2: "Biological Weapons" from the …