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Latest News Jul 8, 2013 Egyptians Plan More Rival Protests Supporters and opponents of deposed Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi planned more demonstrations Sunday in Cairo, just two days after violent clashes between the two groups left more than 30 people dead. ... Read more... President, Advisors Review Situation in Egypt President Barack Obama conferred with the National Security Council today to review the situation in Egypt, according to a White House release. Read more... Egypt's Mansour Retracts ElBaradei Claims Egypt's new president appears to be backing away from an announcement that pro-reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei would be made interim prime minister. Read more... Featured Free Resource Military & Aerospace Electronics Is published exclusively for engineering managers and engineers involved with military and aerospace electronic systems design, development and production. Syrian Exile Group Elects New President The main Western-backed Syrian opposition group hopes it has filled a leadership vacuum by choosing a new president. Read more... Russian Official: Venezuela Best Option for Snowden An influential Russian parliament member has encouraged Edward Snowden to accept Venezuela's offer of asylum. Read more... Bolivia Offers Asylum to US Intel Leaker Snowden Bolivian President Evo Morales says he would grant asylum to former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden if he requests it. Read more... Featured Free Resource FierceGovernment Reports on the people, technology and processes that are making government more collaborative, transparent and efficient. Jordan Charges Deported Muslim Cleric with Terrorism Jordanian military prosecutors have charged radical Islamic cleric Abu Qatada with conspiracy to carry out terror attacks. Read more... DPRK, ROK to Reopen Joint Industrial Complex North and South Korea have agreed to reopen a joint industrial zone to keep alive the only viable economic link between the two countries. Read more...