Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News May 2, 2013 Domestic Politics Limits Obama's Options on Syria President Barack Obama says confirmation that Syria used chemical weapons would cause the United States to rethink its military options in connection with the two-year old civil war there. ... Read more... DOD Continues to Refine Options for President on Syria Defense Department leaders continue to work on options and refine plans to respond to the situation in Syria if called upon, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little said. ... Read more... Proving Chemical Weapons Use In Syria May Not Be Easy Western powers have warned Damascus that using chemical weapons is a red line beyond which it could be necessary to intervene. Read more... Featured Free Resource Online Enemy #1: Blackhole Exploit Kit The Blackhole malware exploit kit has become the Internet's most prevalent threat. S. Korea Reports Progress at Kaesong Complex South Korea says it is making progress with the North on allowing the return of its workers who remain at a suspended joint industrial zone just north of the border. ... Read more... Pakistani Army Chief Disapproves of Critics Pakistan’s military chief has issued a veiled warning following reports that army officers are upset at how authorities have treated Pervez Musharraf. ... Read more... US Charges Three With Hindering Boston Bombing Investigation The U.S. is charging three young men with hindering its investigation into the deadly Boston Marathon bombings. Read more... Featured Free Resource Online Enemy #1: Blackhole Exploit Kit The Blackhole malware exploit kit has become the Internet's most prevalent threat. Reviving the Arab Peace Initiative U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing ahead with his effort to restart Arab-Israeli peace negotiations through talks with key nations that drew up the decade-old Arab Peace Initiative. ... Read more... Bolivia Expels USAID Bolivian President Evo Morales says he is expelling the U.S. Agency for International Development, accusing it of interfering in his country's internal affairs. ... Read more...