Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Jan 16, 2013 Panetta Answers Mali Questions in Europe Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta discussed U.S. assistance to the French in Mali during news conferences today in Lisbon, Portugal, and here in the Spanish capital. ... Read more... France Continues Mali Air Strikes, Sends Tank Convoy North A convoy of French tanks rolled out of Mali's capital Tuesday, heading to northern regions controlled by Islamist militants. Read more... Nigeria Set for Mali Troop Deployment Nigeria says it will deploy troops to Mali within 24 hours, with more to follow in the coming week. This comes as French troops continue to battle Islamist militants in the north of Mali, waiting for support from West African countries. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Government Computer News Is the technology authority for government. It focuses on how to buy, build and manage the technologies that run government agencies and operations. Humanitarian situation in Mali deteriorates after latest wave of fighting – UN The latest round of military clashes over the weekend between the Malian army and radical Islamist groups have sparked a new wave of displacement and led to a worsening of the humanitarian situation in the North African country. ... Read more... IAEA Seeks Parchin Access, Tehran Says No The head of an IAEA delegation says he hopes to win access to Iran's Parchin military complex during talks in Tehran this week. Read more... US Delegation in Seoul for Security Talks A high-level U.S. delegation arrived Tuesday in South Korea for talks on issues including regional security and North Korea. Read more... Featured Free Resource Defense Systems Provides the most comprehensive, integrated coverage of defense information technology, C4ISR and net-centric warfare. Who Stands To Benefit From Qadri's March? The protest march led by Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri has electrified Pakistan by throwing a wrench into the government's plans for an orderly run-up to new elections. ... Read more... Pakistan's Supreme Court Orders Arrest Of Prime Minister Pakistan's Supreme Court has ordered the arrest of the prime minister in connection with a corruption case linked to power projects. Read more...