Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Aug 31, 2013 Obama: Syrian Chemical Weapons Use Threat to US Interests U.S. President Barack Obama said he has not made a final decision on attacking Syria, but made clear he thinks doing so would be in the interest of national security. ... Read more... Syria: Ban begins consultations; chemical weapons team wraps up probe UN Secretary-General Ban cut short an official visit in Europe to return to the world body’s New York Headquarters for a series of consultations with Member States today. ... Read more... Kerry: Syrian Government Launched Chemical Attack Secretary of State John Kerry says U.S. intelligence indicates the Syrian government is responsible for last week's alleged chemical weapons attack. Read more... Featured Free Resource Government Technology Provides top government executives with the applied knowledge and tailored solutions they need to shape the future of their agencies and departments. U.S. Presents Evidence For Accusing Syria's Assad Of Using Chemical Weapons U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has presented Washington's reasons for accusing the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of using chemical weapons. ... Read more... Assad Allies Iran, Russia Consider Syria Options A U.S.-led military intervention in Syria would put Washington on a collision course with two unwavering allies of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad - Iran and Russia. ... Read more... Would International Military Action Against Syria Be Legal? If the US and its allies responded to Syria's alleged use of chemical weapons by launching a military strike without the approval of the UNSC, would it be a violation of international law? ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Federal Computer Week Focuses on the business value of technology in government. US CIA Role Escalates Since 2001 Terrorist Attacks A newly leaked document from former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden shows the increasing role that the country's Central Intelligence Agency plays in American spy operations. ... Read more... Pentagon Launches Criminal Probe of Russian Helicopter Contracts The Pentagon has opened a criminal investigation of a US Army aviation unit which granted contracts worth tens of millions of dollars to Russian and US firms. ... Read more...