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US DoD Announces First Strategy for Operating in CyberspaceWashington DC (AFNS) Jul 20, 2011 The Department of Defense has released the DoD Strategy for Operating in Cyberspace (DSOC). It is the first DoD unified strategy for cyberspace and officially encapsulates a new way forward for DoD's military, intelligence and business operations. "It is critical to strengthen our cyber capabilities to address the cyber threats we're facing," said Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta. "I view this as an area in which we're going to confront increasing threats in the future and think we have to be ... read more |
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  Soldiers Keep Iraq's Highways, Byways Safe As the sun sets on the desert horizon, the highways of southern Iraq empty of civilian traffic. Although the local population begins to go home for the night, a new type of traffic emerges on Iraq's ... more | .. |
  Iran says installing 'speedier' nuclear centrifuges Iran said Tuesday it has begun installing new centrifuges with "better quality and speed" to enrich uranium in its nuclear facilities, defying international demands it halt its atomic activities. ... more | .. |
  Dogs With Cameras Search for Bombs The dog school of the Royal Netherlands Air Force has acquired a new technique for detecting explosives. With a camera attached to its head, a search dog can search for explosives by itself. T ... more | .. |
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  Africa increases imports of Ukrainian arms Africa imported $956.7 million of Ukrainian armaments in 2010, an increase of about 20 percent over the previous year, Ukrainian government figures indicate. ... more | .. |
  Kadhafi remains defiant as rebels seek to consolidate gains Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi said Tuesday he will not bow under the pressure of NATO air strikes and the rebellion against him, as insurgents sought to consolidate gains on one front and readied to push forward on another. ... more | .. |
 Oshkosh to Supply 400 Additional M-ATVs to US Forces Oshkosh Defense will build and deliver an additional 400 MRAP All-Terrain Vehicle (M-ATV) base variants with integrated underbody protection following an order from the U.S. Army TACOM Life Cycle Ma ... more | .. |
 NATO envoy: Russia won't arm Gadhafi Russia's envoy to NATO has again blasted France's move to arm Libyan rebels but says his country has no plans to supply weapons to Libya leader Moammar Gadhafi. ... more |
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ATLAS bolsters radio frequency network through new HawkEye 360 alliance
Mobix Labs Secures Defense Funding to Advance SATCOM SoC Innovation
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  GD Canada and DRDC Atlantic Complete Torpedo-Defence Demo General Dynamics Canada has completed its largest and most successful Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) with Defence Research and Development Canada Atlantic (DRDC Atlantic), demonstrating a to ... more | .. |
  Commentary: 'Haunting Legacy' If journalism is the first draft of history, the current phase of journalism with blogs, tweets and miscellaneous bells and whistles is once-over-lightly history that bears little relation to reality. ... more | .. |
 Clinton pushes security, nuclear deals in India US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pushed for nuclear deals and deeper security cooperation with India on Tuesday as she visited the key US ally in the shadow of triple bomb blasts in Mumbai. ... more | .. |
 UN expresses 'cautious optimism' on Iraq The UN envoy to Iraq expressed "cautious optimism" about economic and governmental improvements in Iraq in a briefing to the Security Council Tuesday. ... more |
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 Israel navy intercepts Gaza-bound French yacht Israel commandos on Tuesday boarded a French yacht heading for Gaza in defiance of its naval blockade, and escorted it to shore after what the military said was an uneventful takeover. ... more | .. |
 Iraq, Iran issue border demands after clashes Iran must respect its borders with Iraq, authorities in Iraqi Kurdistan said on Tuesday, after Tehran's forces clashed with Iranian Kurdish rebels leaving several people dead. ... more | .. |
 Internet activist charged as hacker A US Internet activist was charged Tuesday with plundering digital academic archives at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). ... more | .. |
  Pakistan drone crashes near oil refinery: navy A Pakistani surveillance navy drone crashed near an oil refinery after hitting a bird on a routine flight, coming down in the country's largest city of Karachi on Tuesday, the navy said. ... more |
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Fresh quake barrage hits Greek island Santorini
Pain, anger as Turkey marks two years since quake disaster
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 S. Korea to adopt tougher rules on military bullying South Korea's military on Tuesday announced tougher rules to combat barrack-room bullying after this month's deadly shooting rampage by a Marine who complained of abuse by superiors. ... more | .. |
  Malian soldiers keep tight control over former Qaeda base Malian forces are building up their defences in the Wagadou forest, braced for a counter-attack by Al-Qaeda fighters three weeks after wresting the base back from the jihadi group. ... more | .. |
 China shunning Palau for taking Uighurs: president Chinese investment in Palau has dried up since the Pacific nation granted asylum to six former Guantanamo detainees from the Chinese Muslim Uighur minority, President Johnson Toribiong said this week. ... more | .. |
  Dalai Lama says he will decide successor Tibet's spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has insisted that he will guide the choice of his successor, saying China's plans to control the selection of the Buddhist leader were "ridiculous." ... more |
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  China threat growing despite better ties: Taiwan China's military threat against Taiwan is bigger than ever, the island's defence ministry said Tuesday, despite three years of efforts by Taipei to pursue detente with the mainland. ... more | .. |
 Iranian navy to dispatch ships to Atlantic Broadening its cruising ranges, the Iranian navy has announced that it will be sending a naval detachment into the Atlantic. ... more | .. |
 Hacker group launches online social network Infamous hacker group Anonymous launched Monday its own social network after being rejected by Google's freshly-launched online community. ... more | .. |
 Iran controls 3 Kurdish rebel camps in Iraq: Guards Iran has taken "full control" of three camps of an Iranian Kurdish rebel movement inside neighbouring Iraq, a commander of the elite Revolutionary Guards told the official IRNA news agency on Monday. ... more |
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MIT engineers help multirobot systems stay in the safety zone
Scientists' conference kicks off global AI summit in Paris
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 Pakistan drone victims seek CIA arrest Relatives of victims of a covert US drone war against Al-Qaeda in Pakistan on Monday filed a complaint with police in the capital, seeking the arrest of a now retired CIA official, their lawyer said. ... more | .. |
Petraeus steps down in Afghanistan General David Petraeus, the most celebrated military leader of his generation, stepped down as US commander in Afghanistan on Monday after a checkered year at the helm of what is America's longest war. ... more | .. |
 Britain vetos EU military HQ plans Britain rejected plans Monday for a permanent European Union military headquarters, putting it at odds with its ally France amid stalled efforts to launch a common EU defence policy. ... more | .. |
France, Germany, Poland back permanent EU military HQ France, Germany and Poland want the idea of a permanent European Union military headquarters in Brussels to be pursued despite British opposition, their foreign ministers said Monday. ... more |
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 Obama welcomes Dalai Lama, to China's anger Brushing off protests from China, US President Barack Obama welcomed the Dalai Lama to the White House, urging respect for human rights and cultural traditions in Tibet. ... more | .. |
 US, South Korea to stage joint drill next month US and South Korean troops will stage an annual joint exercise next month to improve their combat-readiness, military authorities said Monday amid high cross-border tensions. ... more | .. |
 Two Gaza militants hurt in Israeli air strike: medics Two Palestinian militants were injured early on Monday in an Israeli air strike on southern Gaza, medics said following days of unrest in the territory. ... more | .. |
 Seven hurt in Israeli raid on Gaza: Palestinians Seven people were wounded in Gaza on Sunday by what Palestinian medical sources said was an Israeli air strike, but Israel denied it had carried out any such raid. ... more |
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