Biden says his team will show the US is back on the world stage
Joe Biden said that his team would ’embody my core beliefs that America is strongest when it works with its allies’.
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Joe Biden said that his team would ’embody my core beliefs that America is strongest when it works with its allies’.
The Intelligence and Security Committee published its long-awaited report on Russia this morning.
The national security adviser had increasingly clash with the White House on foreign policy.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has been fired over the latest scandal to rock the British government.
The case has become highly politicised, especially after a “slip of the tongue” by Johnson last month.
McMaster is another name on the long list of Trump advisors who have been plucked from the military.
Trump had asked General Michael Flynn for his resignation, after news emerged of his calls to the Russian ambassador.
During a hearing yesterday, government lawyers argued that Trump’s immigration curbs were motivated by national security concerns.
The government has said that such an attack on Ireland is “possible, but not likely”.
A US appeals court made the judgement today.
A censorship order sought and secured by the Australian government sets a precedent for all common law countries – including Ireland.
Scotland Yard said they did not answer an FOI on the issue as it was a matter of “national security”.
Detainees eligible for release from Guantanamo Bay are caught in limbo: the US won’t accept them and foreign countries are reluctant to take in refugees who have been incarcerated with terrorists, writes Scott Fitzsimmons.
Watching ‘Collateral Damage’ – footage that shows US military opening fire on men and children in Baghdad – one can see why Manning wanted the American people to see what was happening in their name, writes Neil Walsh.
Is Edward Snowden a heroic whistleblower or a far less noble character? I think we’re still waiting for that question to be answered, writes Larry Donnelly.
With Snowden, Prism and national security secrets in the news, it’s clear that technology has made privacy harder to ensure. Renaat Verbruggen gives a run down of how cryptography can protect your private information.
Obama administration collects telephone records of citizens even if they are not suspected of terrorism.
The letters contained “anonymous threats” and when tested locally, preliminarily indicated the presence of ricin, police said.
Officials have received the manuscript and are checking for any classified information, said Pentagon spokesperson.
Google launches its transparency report to highlight government removal requests: guess which country submitted most removal requests?
Results of two-year investigation into US intelligence aren’t good.