By: David Bibo
A roundup of the day’s national and international security news: Iran nuke talks inconclusive, Gates backs long-term US presence in Iraq, Sunni infighting in Iraq, new Cold War talk continues, troubles in Northern Iraq, isolation, quarantine issues raised by TB case, and Swiss alps to become data shelter.
[NYT] Larijani, Solana talks on Iran nukes inconclusive.
[Al-Jazeera, WaPo] Gates backs long-term US presence in Iraq.
[WaPo] Sunnis battle it out in Iraq.
[AP, NYT, WaPo] Washington, Moscow walking down the Cold War path?
[NYT, WaPo] UN Hariri Court galvanizes disparate Lebanon opposition groups.
[NYT Video] Ethnic tensions in Mosul on the rise. Meanwhile, Turkey readies push into Northern Iraq to counter PKK.
[AP] TB case raises critical isolation, quarantine issues.
[AFP] Swiss firm offers to bunker corporate data far beneath the Alps.
Post a Comment