Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Jun 22, 2013 Kerry Heads to Doha for Syria Talks U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry travels Friday to Doha for a meeting of foreign ministers backing Syrian rebels. Read more... US Must Choose: Back Syria Conference or Rebels – Russia The United States needs to choose between its support for an international conference designed to end the civil war in Syria and unilateral steps to support the armed opposition. ... Read more... Spain Arrests Eight Suspected of Links to al-Qaida Spanish police have arrested eight people they suspect of recruiting militants to fight in Syria. Read more... Featured Free Resource Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy Guidebook This policy guidebook was created to help guide you through the questions to ask and provide some best practices to consider when establishing your own BYOD policies. US Maintains Presence in Jordan The United States wrapped up a two-week military exercise with Jordan Thursday, but not all of the U.S. equipment and personnel are leaving the country. ... Read more... US: Talks with Taliban Expected in Coming Days The U.S. State Department says it expects proposed direct talks with the Taliban will take place in Doha in the coming days. Read more... Centcom Undertakes Massive Logistical Drawdown in Afghanistan Two years ago, Army Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III was marching against a strict Dec. 31, 2011 deadline to complete the largest logistical drawdown since World War II. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy Guidebook This policy guidebook was created to help guide you through the questions to ask and provide some best practices to consider when establishing your own BYOD policies. Brazil President Holds Emergency Meeting Over Growing Protests Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff held an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss an intensifying protest movement that has not slowed despite government concessions. ... Read more... North Korean Envoy Blames US for Peninsula Tensions North Korea’s U.N. ambassador warned tensions could lead to a new war “at any moment.” Read more...