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Chavez tells Colombia not to build base for US - Newsday
CARACAS, Venezuela - President Hugo Chavez on Wednesday warned Colombia not to allow a U.S. military base on its border with Venezuela, saying he would consider such an act an “aggression.” Chavez said he would not permit Colombia’s U.S.-backed

Venezuela Offered Aid to Colombian Rebels Officials Served as - Washington Post
CARACAS, Venezuela , May 14 — High-ranking officials in Venezuela offered to help Colombian guerrillas obtain surface-to-air missiles meant to change the balance of power in their war with the Colombian government, according to internal rebel

Uribe May Use Interpol FARC Study to Press Chavez on Rebel Ties - Bloomberg
May 15 (Bloomberg) — Colombian President Alvaro Uribe may use an Interpol report due today on seized rebel computers to build international pressure on Venezuela and Ecuador to end their alleged support for guerrillas fighting his government

Documents hint at missile deal for Colombian rebels - Houston Chronicle
CARACAS, VENEZUELA High-ranking officials in Venezuela offered to help Colombian guerrillas obtain surface-to-air missiles meant to change the balance of power in their war with the Colombian government, according to internal rebel documents

Ecuador Targets a U.S. Air Base - Time
When the Colombian military made its controversial incursion into neighboring Ecuador two months ago, it may well have removed more than just a camp full of leftist Colombian guerrillas. The raid may wind up taking out a $70 million U.S. air force

Chavez again to seek hostage release - Syracuse Post-Standard
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) President Hugo Chavez said Wednesday he will try to re-establish contacts with Colombian rebels in an attempt to win freedom for more hostages held by the guerrillas. Chavez said he spoke by phone with French President

Venezuela Offered Aid to Colombian Rebels - Washington Post
Resize Text CARACAS, Venezuela , May 14 — High-ranking officials in Venezuela offered to help Colombian guerrillas obtain surface-to-air missiles meant to change the balance of power in their war with the Colombian government, according to internal

Chavez: No US Base in Colombian Border - La Prensa Latina
Caracas, May 14 (Prensa Latina) Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez rejected US plans to build a military base in the border with Colombia, in La Guajira territory. Venezuela, Portugal Strengthen Ties Chavez indicated that although the region is

Venezuela’s Chavez says he’ll try to contact Colombian rebels to - International Herald Tribune
CARACAS, Venezuela : President Hugo Chavez said Wednesday he will try to re-establish contacts with Colombian rebels in an attempt to win freedom for more hostages held by the guerrillas. Chavez said he spoke by phone with French President Nicolas

Chavez Tells Colombia Building U.S. Military Base On Border Would Be - FOX News
CARACAS, Venezuela President Hugo Chavez on Wednesday warned Colombia not to allow a U.S. military base on its border with Venezuela, saying he would consider such an act an “aggression.” Chavez said he would not permit Colombia’s U.S.-backed

Disturbing Stirrings - Ratcheting Up For War on Iran - Boston IMC
Led by Dick Cheney, Bush administration neocons want war on Iran. So does the Israeli Lobby, but it doesn’t mean they’ll get it. Powerful forces in Washington and the Pentagon are opposed and so far have prevailed. Nonetheless, worrisome recent

Election 2008 - Weekly Standard
Reacting to the news that Barack Obama has indicated a willingness to appear with John McCain at town halls over the course of the campaign, Dean Barnett calls Obama “the king of the teleprompter” and further argues that “Obama does poorly at debates

In Iran, Covert Christian Converts Live With Secrecy and Fear - US News and World Report
TEHRAN, IRAN Illyas, 20, precariously straddles two worlds. At home with his family, he’s a devout Christian who wears a silver cross around his neck, devotionally reads the Bible, and, on the Sabbath, hums hymns of praise to Jesus. Easter and

Hezbollah’s shots ring in Bush’s ears - Asia Times
WASHINGTON - While this week’s trip by President George W Bush to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt was never conceived as a triumphant “victory lap” around the region, the swift rout of United States - and Saudi Arabia-backed forces by Lebanon’s

Send To: - Inter Press Service
POLITICS: Bush Tour Diminished by Hezbollah Show of Force Analysis by Jim Lobe* WASHINGTON, May 12 (IPS) - While this week’s trip by President George W. Bush to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt was never conceived as a triumphant “victory lap” around

List of coalition deaths - Centre Daily
The figure includes eight military civilians. At least 3,322 died as a result of hostile action, according to the military’s numbers. The AP count is one higher than the Defense Department’s tally, last updated Friday at 10 a.m. EDT. The British

Commentary: Russia Versus NATO In The CIS - Radio Free Europe
NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer (left) meets with then-Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow in 2007 (file photo) (epa) After the April NATO-Russia summit in Bucharest, Russia’s government promised to fight NATO membership for

Country Reports on Terrorism 2007: Lebanon - Turkish Weekly
Political violence continued throughout 2007. Most notable were the June 13, September 19, and December 12 car bombing assassinations of MP Walid Eido, MP Antoine Ghanem, and General Francois al-Hajj, respectively. The two MPs were part of the pro

Hizbullah’s Beirut offensive casts pall over Bush’s tour - Lebanon Daily Star
WASHINGTON: While this week’s trip by President George W. Bush to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt was never conceived as a triumphant “victory lap” around the region, the swift rout of US-backed forces in Lebanon by Hizbullah has provided yet another

Lost E-Mails Obscure ‘Plame-gate’ - Middle East Online
In a federal court filing this week, the White House confirmed the failure to recover lost e-mails from the emergency backup tapes for the period covering the invasion of Iraq, says Jason Leopold . Earlier this week, the White House disclosed that it

Putin Chooses Cabinet, Retaining Key Officials - Washington Post
Russia’s new president, Dmitry Medvedev, left, and other top officials listen to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speak before a meeting in the Kremlin. The foreign and defense ministers are among those staying on in the cabinet. (By Vladimir Rodionov

Putin keeps powerful Kremlin aides - BBC Europe
There are many familiar faces in the new cabinet of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, yet his appointment of two former Kremlin aides suggests he wants to strengthen his powers at the expense of the new presidency. There has been a generally

Putin reshuffles government, creating energy ministry - International Herald Tribune
MOSCOW : Prime Minister Vladimir Putin reshuffled the Russian government Monday in his first major action since leaving the Kremlin, bringing in some high-profile figures from his presidency but leaving prominent ministries unchanged. The hawkish

Will new face of Russian power spells the end of ‘KGB Raj’? - Express India
Moscow, May 13: The new cabinet ministers and key officials of Kremlin administration appointed by President Dmitry Medvedev could spell the end of KGB Raj even as his mentor and predecessor Vladimir Putin, an ex-KGB man, retains his clout as the

Putin Keeps Key Cabinet Members - Washington Post
Resize Text SOCHI, Russia , May 12 — Vladimir Putin, Russia’s new prime minister, named some former Kremlin aides to the country’s new government Monday but left key ministries in his cabinet unchanged. Sergei Lavrov, the debonair but prickly

Putin reshuffles Russian government - MSNBC
MOSCOW - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin reshuffled the Russian government Monday in his first major action since leaving the Kremlin, bringing in some high-profile figures from his presidency but leaving prominent ministries unchanged. The hawkish

Russia makes its political moves - Financial Times
As if moving pieces around a chessboard, Russia’s new president Dmitry Medvedev and prime minister Vladimir Putin yesterday put in place the structure to support their power-sharing “partnership”. The appointments were in many ways a balancing act

Putin Announces New Russian Government, Main Posts Remain Unchanged - FOX News
MOSCOW Prime Minister Vladimir Putin wasted no time in naming his new Cabinet on Monday, bringing in loyalists from the Kremlin in what was seen as an effort to shift the center of power to his new place of work. He also left several prominent

Putin’s hardliners keep places in new cabinet - Belfast Telegraph
Most of the key ministers who served under Mr Putin when he was President have retained their posts, while powerful allies have moved with their old boss from the Kremlin to the White House, seat of the Russian government.

RUSSIA: Youth Get a Push Towards Nationalism - Inter Press Service
RUSSIA: Youth Get a Push Towards Nationalism By Kester Kenn Klomegah MOSCOW, May 13 (IPS) - A new plan has been set up to promote nationalism among Russian youth.

NEW DELHI: The next time you share office information with others - Economic Times
With an increase in cases of employees sharing office or client secrets with outsiders unlawfully, corporates particularly export houses, BPOs and FMCG firms are now employing ‘undercover agents’ to nab such dishonest employees. “Industrial houses

Iraq investigates cross-border raids - United Press International
Shebab Al Iraq newspaper Wednesday carried an editorial with the headline “Who is responsible for the atrocities in Sadr City?” WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (UPI) — Federal law enforcement officials Thursday rolled out a new initiative to counter what they

Invasions of Privacy - Common Dreams
Two weeks ago , I asked a Burger King spokeswoman whether the company had hired a private investigator firm to infiltrate the non-violent Student/Farmworker Alliance (SFA) or Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW). She declined to comment. I asked

Film listings - San Francisco Guardian
Film listings are edited by Cheryl Eddy. Reviewers are Robert Avila, Kimberly Chun, Michelle Devereaux, Max Goldberg, Dennis Harvey, Johnny Ray Huston, Jonathan L. Knapp, Maria Komodore, Lynn Rapoport, Sara Schieron, Jason Shamai, and Matt Sussman

On Native Ground - American Reporter
DUMMERSTON, Vt. — This week is Sunshine Week, an annual event sponsored by the American Society of Newspaper Editors to spotlight the importance of open government and freedom of information. In a democracy, information is power. That’s why some

ICANN chief says CEOs underestimating security risks - ITnews
IT security risks impede business development Untrained users highlighted as security risks Poor HR leaves firms open to security risks Icann pulls RegisterFly’s licence ICANN pulls Registerfly’s licence Business leaders are grossly underestimating

Economy-Economics- World - OpEdNews.com
Living in a Non-Polar World Today’s world is dominated not by one or two or even several powers, but rather is influenced by dozens of state and non-state actors exercising various kinds of power. A twentieth century dominated first by a few states

Companies to employ `undercover agents` to fight espionage - Business Standard
With an increase in cases of employees sharing office or client secrets with outsiders unlawfully, companies particularly export houses, BPOs and FMCG firms are now employing undercover agents’ to nab such dishonest employees. “Industrial

How to spot — and stop — a spy - Computerworld
Share April 14, 2008 (Computerworld) Corporations are woefully unprepared to counter attempts at corporate espionage, say experts who perform vulnerability assessments designed to uncover security weaknesses. U.S. corporations lose as much as $300

Good Governance Deserves Good Security - Washington Post
John N. Stewart, Vice President and Chief Security Officer at Cisco (bio) , for a candid and interactive audio Q&A on IT security. As he answers questions, Stewart will draw on his experiences in corporate America and share how these experiences can

Iraq reconsidered - Detroit News
In trying to understand news about the conflicts in Iraq, I work to keep in mind the difference between what we know now about decision making in World War II and what most Americans knew at the time. From the memoirs and documents published after

American Opinion - American Reporter
OLD CHATHAM, N.Y. — The U.S. Government has once again invoked the “state secrets” privilege, arguing that a public trial of a lawsuit against a former head of the Central Intelligence Agency for abducting and imprisoning a German citizen would lead

Hmong general who helped U.S. now accused of terrorism - International Herald Tribune
The wars of the 20th century destroyed many millions of people who once lived in the hillsides and valleys of remote rural worlds. Few were hit as hard as the Hmong, an ancient tribe whose members hewed out rough lives upcountry in Laos, west of

Obama Raps McCain, Gains Superdelegates - Wall Street Journal
Barack Obama picked up a raft of superdelegate endorsements Friday and Saturday and campaigned in Oregon as if he already were running against Republican John McCain, not Hillary Clinton, his rival for the Democratic nomination. Sen. Obama added more

PRIVATE SPIES - New York Post
Over the coming months, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the primary spying agency for the Pentagon and the Armed Forces, will hand out prime contracts to eight corporations, giving them the right to compete for $1 billion worth of analysis and other

Blogs, ‘CIA brother’ spin zest into Carnaby mystery - Houston Chronicle
When it comes to Roland Carnaby, the truth is out there way out there. So far out that you reach the blogosphere before finding anything that publicly connects him to his beloved Central Intelligence Agency, which he claimed to still

Iran, IAEA to resume nuclear talks on Monday: report - Washington Post
Resize Text TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran and the U.N. nuclear agency watchdog will resume talks on Tehran’s disputed nuclear program in the Iranian capital on Monday, an Iranian official was quoted as saying on Sunday. The head of the Iranian delegation

Senator says ban torture but give CIA interrogation leeway - Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — Seeking to referee a stalemate over how the CIA can interrogate prisoners, a top Senate Republican says Congress should ban waterboarding and seven other abusive methods of interrogation but allow the spy agency some leeway in how

Police Defend Officers In Chase Shooting - MSNBC
HOUSTON - Houston police said two officers were justified when they did not perform first aid to a suspect who they shot following a 40-mile high-speed police chase, KPRC Local 2 reported Friday. “This is a very sad and unfortunate situation, but we

Waihopai: our role in international spying - Stuff
When three Christian protesters deflated a radome at the Waihopai intelligence base 12 days ago, citing the base’s support for the US War on Terror, a chorus of voices ridiculed the suggestion. Waihopai is entirely a New Zealand operation, not part

Colombia discloses new documents tying top Venezuelan officials to - San Diego Union-Tribune
They detail alleged meetings between senior Venezuelan officials including that country’s chief of military intelligence and interior minister and top leaders of the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. Some discuss the

Chavez agreed to arm rebels, files indicate - The Washington Times
By Sara A. Carter and Carmen Gentile - U.S. intelligence officials said yesterday that members of the Venezuelan government have tried to “facilitate the shipment of arms” to Colombian rebels. The charge follows a published report that documents from

Country Reports on Terrorism 2007: Western Hemisphere Overview - I - Turkish Weekly
Regionally based Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) in Colombia, and remnants of radical leftist Andean groups were the primary perpetrators of terrorist acts in the Western Hemisphere. With the exception of the United States and Canada, where

Venezuela Increases Proven Oil Reserves by 30% - Venezuelanalysis.com
Minister of Energy and Petroleum, Rafael Ramirez (Archive) May 9, 2008 (venezuelanalysis.com) Venezuela s Minister of Energy and Petroleum, Rafael Ramirez, announced yesterday that the country s proven oil reserves have been increased to 130

Colombia discloses new documents on Venezuelan ties to FARC - Miami Herald
A newly disclosed set of documents that Colombia’s government says were recovered from a slain rebel’s computers indicate senior Venezuelan officials tried to help arm Colombia’s main guerrilla army. The electronic documents — more than a dozen

Chavez Ties to Colombian Rebels May Be Extensive, WSJ Says - Bloomberg
May 9 (Bloomberg) — Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s links to rebels fighting Colombia’s government may be more extensive than previously thought, the Wall Street Journal said, citing U.S. intelligence officials. Computer records were found on a

US calls computer files linking Chavez to FARC authentic - Caribbean Net News
NEW YORK, USA (AFP): US intelligence officials believe seized computer files showing strong ties between Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez and Colombian rebels are authentic, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. The files describe meetings

Ch vez Aided Colombia Rebels, Captured Computer Files Show - Wall Street Journal
BOGOT , Colombia — A cache of controversial computer files closely tying Venezuela’s President Hugo Ch vez to communist rebels seeking to topple Colombia’s government appear to be authentic, U.S. intelligence officials say. The trove — found on a

Colombia shows new rebel documents that link Venezuela - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Ecuadorian soldiers look at weapons and equipment found in this March 2, 2008, file photo, in Angostura, Ecuador, near the border with Colombia, were Colombian security forces killed Saturday 17 leftist rebels including Luis Edgar Devia, known as

Colombia shows new rebel documents - Washington Post
Resize Text BOGOTA, Colombia — A newly disclosed set of documents that Colombia’s government says were recovered from a slain rebel’s computers indicate senior Venezuelan officials tried to help arm Colombia’s main guerrilla army. The electronic

Guantanamo inmate files lawsuit seeking papers from UK - San Diego Union-Tribune
LONDON Lawyers for a Guantanamo Bay detainee said Wednesday they have filed a lawsuit seeking to force the British government to hand over documents that they claim prove the prisoner was tortured before being sent to the U.S. prison in Cuba

RIGHTS: Renditions Ruin the EU Case - Inter Press Service
BRUSSELS, May 2 (IPS) - Collusion between European Union governments and a secret U.S. torture and kidnapping programme has damaged the EU’s efforts to promote human rights throughout the world, an internal paper drawn up by Brussels officials has

Pro-Hezbollah protesters paralyze Beirut - Globe and Mail
Random Observer from GTA, Canada writes: Syed and Khalid, maybe you want to read the article properly, here is a quote from article - ’sectarian tensions have been high between Sunnis who back the government and Shiites who support the opposition

Ex-MI5 chief warns over detention - BBC UK News
A Commons vote is expected in mid-June on the matter, with Prime Minister Gordon Brown favouring a 42-day period. He has said the change was needed to accommodate questioning after any “substantial terrorist incident” on British soil. He has argued

Earl protests over people’s peerages - Times Online
The Lords Appointments Commission, which promised to open the Upper House to the masses, comes under attack today for giving people’s peerages to bastions of the Establishment. The criticism is all the more cutting since it comes from the Earl

Osama bin Laden’s ‘right-hand man’ Abu Qatada wins bail fight - Times Online
An extremist Muslim cleric, described by a judge as Osama bin Laden’s spiritual ambassador in Europe, is to be released on bail a judge ruled today. Abu Qatada, who won his legal fight against deportation to Jordan last month, will be freed from

Gitmo detainee seeks MI5 information - Political Gateway
LONDON, May 7 (UPI) — A detainee at the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, says the British intelligence agency MI5 may have information that could help him avoid a U.S. tribunal. Binyam Mohamed, an Ethiopian refugee who lived in Britain for about

Bin Laden’s ‘right hand’ to be freed - The Australian
AN extremist Muslim cleric regarded as “Osama bin Laden’s spiritual ambassador in Europe” must be released on bail, a British judge ruled today. Abu Qatada, 48, who won his legal fight against deportation to Jordan last month, will be freed from

The NSA: Spying on you? - CNN
FORT MEADE, Maryland (CNN) — The National Security Agency eavesdrops on literally billions of communications worldwide on behalf of the U.S. government, garnering the secrets of other countries but raising fears that the agency may be abusing its

How China Steals U.S. Military Secrets - Popular Mechanics
According to U.S. counterintelligence agents, Bill Moo was one player in a sprawling, decentralized network. “They are scouring the globe on behalf of the Chinese government, vacuuming up every shred of technology information or hardware they can get

1984 Republican Party Platform - CNN
This year, the American people will choose between two diametrically opposed visions of what America should be. The Republican Party looks at our people and sees a new dawn of the American spirit. The Democratic Party looks at our nation and sees the

Cold War Spy Tale Came to Life on the Streets of Moscow - Daily Herald
Five times from January 1977 to February 1978, a Russian man approached cars with U.S. diplomatic license plates in Moscow, begging to speak to an American. By chance, the first car he encountered at a gas station belonged to the Moscow station chief

No honor in Amazon’s site scheme - Baltimore Sun
If you’ve ever bought a book or CD from Amazon.com, try this little experiment: point your Web browser to www.seti.org. You say you’ve never heard of this outfit? Well, it appears they’ve heard of you. In fact, when you arrive at the SETI Web page

On Native Ground - American Reporter
DUMMERSTON, Vt. — This week is Sunshine Week, an annual event sponsored by the American Society of Newspaper Editors to spotlight the importance of open government and freedom of information. In a democracy, information is power. That’s why some

Most Popular - Phoenix New Times
Guess which driver’s facing 21 years in prison the drunk , rich, white one or the sober, poor, black one? (44) After just one year, ASU junked its scholarship program for illegal immigrants. Sarah Fenske wonders who will step up for them now (33

Invisible arms race: The internet balance of power - The Independent
Claims that China has been hacking into the West’s military computers have led to concern that future global conflicts may be fought in cyberspace. Clifford Coonan investigates Somewhere here in Guangzhou, the balmy capital of the booming southern

Monday, April 28 - PR Inside
Today is Monday, April 28, the 119th day of 2008. There are 247 days left in the year. Highlights in history on this date 1521 - Holy Roman Emperor Charles V grants his brother, Archduke Ferdinand, the Hapsburg possessions in Lower Austria, Carinthia

Made in Maryland - Baltimore Sun
Clint Eastwood stars as the sensitive thief who can save the entire American political system from complete corruption. Too bad he wasn’t around during the Reagan administration. Eastwood discovers presidential corruption during his final heist

Stage mothers: We rate Broadway’s matriarchs - Newark Star-Ledger
Every day is Mother’s Day on the Great White Way, with a bumper crop of maternal figures (okay, some not so maternal) on stage this season. Here’s our roundup of the most memorable stage moms, using Joan Crawford’s weapon of choice to assess their

Barbara Walters talks Rosie, Star to Oprah Winfrey - Newark Star-Ledger
Barbara Walters , currently promoting her new memoir “Audition,” tells Oprah Winfrey that former “The View” co-host Rosie O’Donnell had emotional and control issues that complicated their relationship, particularly during O’Donnell’s trying feud with

PASG seizes P150-M smuggled poultry, seafood - The Journal Group Online
THE Presidential Anti-Smuggling Group yesterday pressed its operation against the possible outbreak of the deadly virus avian flu by striking at a cold storage facility in Navotas, Metro Manila, containing around P150-million worth of smuggled exotic

Another mystery blast in S Delhi - Hindustan Times
Another one in the series of mysterious low-intensity blasts that have rocked South Delhi for the last few years injured two people in Chittaranjan Park early on Monday. An ear-splitting explosion ripped through Wok Inn, a Chinese takeaway joint

Chinese cyber crawlers hack Indian Govt sites - IBN LIve
CHINESE CYBER THREAT: India now needs look at cybersecurity from a national security standpoint. New Delhi: India and China swore eternal friendship during a summit in Beijing in January, 2008. Three months later, senior MEA officials admitted that

China to leapfrog Britain in household wealth - Daily Telegraph
Chinese households will have the third greatest spending power in the world within a decade, leapfrogging their British counterparts. Barclays Wealth and the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranked China’s total household sector spending power at

Belgium Names China in Hacking Incidents - OhmyNews
One good spy is worth 10,000 men. –Chinese Proverb Over the last few weeks, hackers have repeatedly attempted to break inside the computer network of the Belgium Federal Government as well as other organizations located in Belgium. On Friday, May 2

What Bush ought to tell them then leave - One News Now
“If the polls are right, more than half of you don’t regard yourselves as ‘my fellow Americans,” so I’ll cut right to the chase. I’m getting out of Dodge. Before anyone gets in a lather about me quitting to avoid impeachment, let me assure you that

Find a Movie - Los Angeles Weekly
Search by Movie Title 10,000 B.C. 21 88 Minutes Baby Mama The Bank Job Body of War Bra Boys Brief Encounter The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince The Counterfeiters (Die Falscher) Deal Deception Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! Expelled: No Intelligence

Some intelligent questions for intelligence community - Khaleej Times
AS ONE who has always believed that the secret intelligence world has perpetrated one of the great confidence tricks of our age convincing us that we cannot do without them I get a great deal of pleasure in uncovering reports where the