Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Sep 24, 2013 Analysis: Rohani Signals Openness, But Dramatic Changes Unlikely Iran's new president makes his first official trip to the United Nations amid expectations that he will showcase a new spirit of openness at home and abroad. ... Read more... Iran, World Powers to Hold Nuclear Talks at UN Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif will meet U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry later this week to discuss the crisis over Iran's nuclear program. ... Read more... Assad: No Problem With Chemical Inspectors in Syria Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said that he has no problem with international chemical weapons experts coming to inspect the sites where Syria makes and stores its chemical arsenal. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource IT Governance, Risk and Compliance Learn how to manage policies and risks along with documenting controls to mitigate risks. Austin: Centcom Remains Central to U.S. Security Interests Think of the U.S. Central Command, and many Americans' thoughts go immediately to Afghanistan, unrest in Egypt and in recent weeks, the humanitarian tragedy in Syria. ... Read more... Explainer: Five Things To Know About Al-Shabab The Islamist fundamentalist Al-Shabab group in Somalia is little known outside Eastern Africa. Read more... Nairobi Attack Tied to Kenyan Involvement in Somalia, says a Former US Diplomat A former U.S. diplomat says there is a connection between the Saturday’s terrorist attack in Nairobi and Kenyan military involvement in Somalia. Read more... Featured Free Resource IT Governance, Risk and Compliance Learn how to manage policies and risks along with documenting controls to mitigate risks. Disorganized Security Policy in Pakistan Causes Concern Protests erupted around Pakistan against a horrific church bombing that left dozens of dead and wounded Sunday, the worst attack against Christians the country has ever seen. ... Read more... Egyptian Court Bans Muslim Brotherhood Activities An Egyptian court has ordered a ban on all activities by the Muslim Brotherhood, driving the group that gave the country its first freely-elected president further from the national stage. ... Read more...