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For regional arms dealers it's certainly useful information. Until mid-August, interested parties can apply to attend the largest arms fair in Central Europe, which takes place in early September of each year at the exhibition grounds in Kielce, Poland.
Can India provide support to Afghans when Americans go home?
I am concerned about Afghans when NATO withdraws in 2014. Pakistanis feel that theirs will be a win-win situation.
NATO is calling the 12th Anniversary & Trade Show held at the Paris Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, the organization's, "best show yet." With more than 100,000 stores represented and nearly 400 booths on the show floor, this was the biggest and most successful trade show and conference for NATO to date.
Asia Times updates on the situation in Syria
"... by now everyone following the Syrian tragedy knows who most of them are. One knows that the Un-Free Syrian Cannibals, sorry, Army is a ragged collection of warlords, gangsters and opportunists of every possible brand, intersecting with hardcore jihadis of the Jabhat al-Nusra kind .
Iran fears growing Israel-Azerbaijan cooperation
The visit to Israel in April 2013 by Azeri Foreign Minister Elmar Mamadyarov, which involved meetings with the president, prime minister, and security officials including the defense minister, again intensified Tehran's concerns over the growing ties between Jerusalem and Baku, both of which view Iran as a threat, albeit to different extents.
World worries about Syria; Washington stuck on Benghazi
The world is worried about Syria. But the United States is more focused on Libya.
The Cold War is now so over that it might as well be grouped with the ancient ice ages, but there is one echo rolling across Europe from East to West: the Russian attempt to dominate the natural gas market on the European continent.
Why was a Sunday Times report on US government ties to al-Qaeda chief spiked?
FBI whistle-blower Sibel Edmonds was described as "the most gagged person in the history of the United States" by the American Civil Liberties Union.
Syria aims ballistic missiles at Israel
The Syrian Army began deploying 'Tishreen' medium range ballistic missiles on May 19, targeting them on the city of Tel-Aviv in Israel .
NATO MPs to visit Israel to examine weapons R&D
A NATO Parliamentary Assembly Science and Technology Committee delegation led by US Congressman David Scott and UK Baroness Margaret Ramsay will visit Israel for the first time in October.
Previous dishonorees include GHW Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Robert Gates, Henry Kissinger, Tony Blair, Shimon Peres, Margaret Thatcher, Alvaro Uribe, Colin Powell, Madeleine Albright, and Alan Greenspan among others.
Where is Turkey really heading?
Since coming to power in 2002, Turkey's ruling AKP party's main policy has been to maintain zero tension with its neighbors.
Hagel discusses contingency plans with French, Turkish officials
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel met with his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian at the Pentagon.
Assistant U.S. Attorney takes command of coalition to support Afghan courts
Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick Reinert left Cedar Rapids this week to take over the command of a coalition which helps reinforce the Afghan criminal justice system and promote the legitimacy of its government.
Pastor, Sister, business manager cherish years together at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Bradenton
All together they've spent 62 years in ministry at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Bradenton.
Kabul suicide bombing of NATO convoy kills 15
KABUL: A suicide car bomb targeted a foreign military convoy in Kabul on Thursday, killing 15 people including five Americans in the deadliest attack in the Afghan capital for nearly a year, officials said.
Is Bosnia and Herzegovina Making Progress Toward Its Euro-Atlantic Path?
Highlighting its commitment to support Bosnia and Herzegovina's aspirations to integrate into the European Union and NATO, the United States of America outlined challenges that impede the country's the country from applying for EU candidacy.
Community Foundation hands out scholarships
The perspective of a donor is deeply personal, Susan Hawkens Whalton told her audience Wednesday evening at the 18th annual Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation reception honoring donors and scholarship recipients.
State Of The City reports: Israel and NATO planting...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits Moscow to try to persuade Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to his plans to get his friends in the US and the EU to invade Syria and Iran but gets a frosty response.
Embassy Row: After Afghanistan for NATO
"In together, out together," Hungarian Defense Minister Csaba Hende explained when asked how long his country's combat troops would stay in Afghanistan after U.S. forces leave next year.