Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Jun 20, 2013 What Afghanistan, United States, Taliban Seek From Doha Talks It's possible that they won't all sit at the same negotiation table, but the Afghan government, the United States, and the Taliban all have their own wish list for peace negotiations. ... Read more... U.S. Defends Peace Talk Efforts With Taliban As Kabul Responds Coolly U.S. President Barack Obama has defended U.S. efforts to get Afghan peace talks started at a new Taliban office in Qatar. Read more... Obama Calls for Further Cuts in Nuclear Arms President Barack Obama announced his intention to seek deeper cuts in the U.S. nuclear arsenal, provided Russia is willing to negotiate similar reductions. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Fierce Homeland Security Tracks the latest news and developments in domestic national security. In Berlin Speech, Obama Calls for Nuclear Reductions U.S. President Barack Obama set forth his vision for advancing toward a world free of nuclear weapons in a speech Wednesday at the historic Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. ... Read more... Obama: US Surveillance Has Averted at Least 50 Threats President Barack Obama has defended U.S. government surveillance activities. Read more... US FBI Chief Says Drones Used Domestically The director of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation says the agency is occasionally using drones over the U.S., but did not say what the purpose of the surveillance is. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Defense Systems Provides the most comprehensive, integrated coverage of defense information technology, C4ISR and net-centric warfare. Obama Silent on US Arms to Syrian Rebels U.S. President Barack Obama says Syria's government has lost its legitimacy by killing tens of thousands of its citizens in a bloody civil war. Read more... Analysts Assess Impact of Military Attack on Iran The United States and the European Union believe Iran is seeking to develop nuclear weapons. Read more...