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2013/05/24 00:16
2013/05/24 00:16
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The young man dripping with blood after the murder of a U.K. soldier declared in a south London accent that he was acting in defense of “our lands.” He didn’t mean Britain. The intent of the words...
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2013/05/23 21:09
2013/05/23 21:09
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The tirade went on: “What Cameron describes as a 'sickening’ attack is what innocent Muslim woman and children are subjected to every day by British troops. Don’t expect Muslims to simply turn the...
2013/05/23 16:54
2013/05/23 16:54
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... Ingrid Loyau-Kennett tried to focus the man’s attention away from other potential victims • Two men attacked a man thought to be a serving soldier, with machete-style knives, say eyewitnesses •...
2013/05/23 11:23
2013/05/23 11:23
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The murder of the British soldier occurred some 200 yards from the Royal Artillery Barracks, adjacent to Woolwich Common, the historical home of the Royal Artillery. The barracks, also known as the...
2013/05/23 10:28
2013/05/23 10:28
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Investigators are trawling the backgrounds of the two suspects in the Woolwich attacks to determine whether they has al Qaeda links. Counter-terrorism officers are conducting round-the-clock...
2013/05/23 08:16
2013/05/23 08:16
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Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad, whose government was last year described as close to collapse by groups ranging from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to the armed opposition, may remain in...
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2013/05/21 08:48
2013/05/21 08:48
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The Stuxnet worm may have actually pushed forward Iran's controversial nuclear programme over the long term, an analyst at an influential defence think tank argues. The infamous Stuxnet worm infected...
2013/05/20 05:06
2013/05/20 05:06
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After paying for stakes in European companies, landmarks in London, uprisings in the Middle East and a soccer title in France, Qatar may be getting ready to go home. The $60 billion-a-year spree by...
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2013/05/17 23:53
2013/05/17 23:53
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WASHINGTON — The fractured Syrian opposition movement is considering ditching its prime minister at a meeting next week, action that would complicate the State Department’s push for peace talks and...
2013/05/13 17:45
2013/05/13 17:45
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Sir Malcolm made his claim at a conference on the impact of Scottish independence organised by the UK’s leading defence thinktank the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi), where he also claimed it...
2013/05/10 18:27
2013/05/10 18:27
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Cyber War Will Not Take Place, by Thomas Rid, Hurst, RRP£14.99, 256 pages In the early 20th century, the Italian general Giulio Douhet became the foremost proponent of air power with the publication...
2013/05/10 04:29
2013/05/10 04:29
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London — Somalia's armed forces have not received "a single bullet" despite the partial lifting of a United Nations arms embargo because the East African country lacks funds, its defence minister said...
2013/05/07 20:44
2013/05/07 20:44
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The senior royal official tasked with handling the creation of a royal charter to regulate the press is a former military intelligence officer who successfully sued an investigative journalist who had...
2013/05/07 15:53
2013/05/07 15:53
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Press TV has conducted an interview with Jeff Steinberg, senior editor with the Executive Intelligence Review in Washington, about the issue of the US and a group of 41 other nations' military drills...
2013/05/06 17:42
2013/05/06 17:42
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The Watchkeeper, which has been on more than 260 MoD test flights at Aberporth. It will replace the military's Hermes 450, which carries out surveillance operations in Afghanistan. Photograph: Peter...
2013/05/04 08:20
2013/05/04 08:20
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Saudis try to quell jihadists Saturday, May 04, 2013 (FROM THE WALL STREET JOURNAL 5/4/13) By Ellen Knickmeyer RIYADH, Saudi Arabia -- After spending two years in Saudi prison for fighting in Iraq,...
2013/05/02 17:14
2013/05/02 17:14
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Report: UK plans largest military presence in Gulf states since 1971 LONDON — Britain intends to establish a permanent military presence in the Gulf, the report said. The Royal United Services...
2013/05/02 14:26
2013/05/02 14:26
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David Cameron gives a speech opposing the Alternative Vote at the Royal United Services Institute building on February 18, 2011. Photograph: Getty Images. Even before the votes have been counted, the...
2013/05/02 08:08
2013/05/02 08:08
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THE bomb used by the Taliban to kill the three Scots soldiers was terrifyingly powerful – and four times the size of each of the devices used in the Boston atrocity last month. Experts said the...
2013/05/01 01:36
2013/05/01 01:36
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Share this page North Korea says it will not talk until all UN sanctions against it have been repealed While North Korean rhetoric appears to be finally tapering off, tensions on the Korean...