Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Nov 1, 2012 Israel Says Iran Pulls Back Nuclear Effort Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak says Iran has pulled back from its effort to build a nuclear weapon, averting a possible military showdown for the time being. ... Read more... Hollande, Netanyahu Want Firmer Sanctions On Iran French President Francois Hollande says he favors "other sanctions" if Iran fails to prove with "concrete acts and gestures" that it's not pursuing nuclear arms. ... Read more... Sudan's Iran Alliance Under Scrutiny Sudan's accusation that Israel bombed a Khartoum weapons plant last week has drawn attention to long-standing Israeli complaints of alleged Sudanese cooperation with Iran in smuggling weapons to Palestinian militants. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Information Week Government Newsletter Helps you keep up with the latest developments in the Government IT space. Defense Department Continues Post-Hurricane Sandy Support Pentagon leaders continue to monitor Defense Department-provided support to the Federal Emergency Management Agency and states impacted by Hurricane Sandy. ... Read more... Obama Gets First Hand Look at Storm Damage U.S. President Barack Obama has been getting a look at the devastation in storm-battered New Jersey, as parts of the region struggle to return to business as usual. ... Read more... Turkey Says Too Soon To Call For Syria No-Fly Zone Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says it is up to the UN Security Council to decide whether a no-fly zone should be imposed on Syria. Read more... Featured Free Resource Navigating the Voluntary Disclosure Process Learn why a proactive approach can minimize inevitable costs. Clinton: SNC No Longer Leads Syrian Opposition U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that the Syrian National Council can no longer be seen as leading the opposition to embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. ... Read more... Pentagon Has Full Confidence in Africom Commander, Little Says Defense Department leaders remain fully confident in the commander of U.S. Africa Command, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little told Pentagon reporters. ... Read more...