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Plan to ban sex offenders from online networking sites

The email addresses of child sex offenders may be passed to online networking sites in an attempt to stop them using the internet to groom children.

08 April 2008

Executive Overview: Jane's Explosive Ordnance Disposal

An unexploded bomb in Baghdad. (Colin King)

As the Oslo Process nears its final conference, Jane's looks at recent progress in explosive ordnance disposal

03 April 2008

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Terrorists on tour

Cameras used in terrorist operation

Before attempting to cause carnage, terrorists often take to the streets, armed with cameras to research their targets. Jane's discusses how to tell the difference between innocent tourism and hostile surveillance

03 April 2008

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JTIC Briefing: Barcelona's 'suicide bombers'

Tightening up visa verification

Biometric trials are under way at airports in eight European countries

19 March 2008

Former commissioner backs ID cards

Lord John Stevens (Andrew Carruth)

Lord John Stevens 'strongly supports' plans to introduce identification cards in the UK

10 March 2008

Organ trafficking: a fast-expanding black market

A black market is rapidly expanding that involves illegally harvesting the organs from citizens of poorer countries to export to wealthier countries

05 March 2008

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Legal loophole failing officers tackling human trafficking

Maximising resilience: NATO CBRN capabilities

A reconnaissance exercise (SHAPE Photos)

NATO is increasingly playing a lead role in the development of CBRN defence capabilities as the alliance looks to expand beyond its traditional activities

29 February 2008

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Prepared for attack

US intelligence agencies seize policy initiative

The ambitious scope of the US Director of National Intelligence's annual threat assessment, identifying the Afghanistan-Pakistan border as the greatest threat to United States security, reflects a growing self-confidence and assertiveness within the intelligence community

15 February 2008

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NATO mission expands in Afghanistan amid rising militancy

Advocates urge NATO funds to alleviate suffering of Afghan civilians

Human rights groups want more NATO members to contribute funding for Afghan civilians harmed during combat operations

31 January 2008


Senior Pakistani official addresses nuclear security concerns

The head of the Pakistan's military-run nuclear facilities has sought to allay fears over the security of the country's nuclear facilities

31 January 2008

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Political fallout - The threat to Pakistan's nuclear stability

JTIC Briefing: Barcelona's 'suicide bombers'

TThe Spanish authorities claim to have thwarted suicide bombing attacks against public transport in Barcelona, re-emphasising the role of Pakistan-based jihadists in driving operational activity in European countries

28 January 2008

Brazil's nuclear potential

The revival of Brazil's nuclear ambitions has gone largely unnoticed

22 January 2008

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Executive Overview: Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence

New EU treaty worries US intel services

With the EU anticipating approval of the Lisbon Reform Treaty, Jane's Intelligence Digest explores US policymakers' concerns

17 January 2008

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US terrorist watch list remains fundamentally troubled

Security chiefs outline perimeter protection challenge

Protecting airport perimeters is more of a challenge than protecting terminals, according to security chiefs

08 January 2008

Policing Latin America

The absence of key countries suggests that Ameripol's effectiveness will be hindered from the start

07 January 2008

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Infiltrating Colombia's intelligence agencies