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A Brazilian hospital doctor used ‘fake fingers’ made of silicon to record the attendance of fellow medics when they were not at work.
Officers seized six ‘fingers’ from doctor Thauane Nunes Ferreira, 29, when they arrested her on Sunday following a tip-off. [...]
Ferreira, who had been under surveillance, confessed to falsifying a [...]
Source: ISN Despite the attempts by Western powers to penetrate the Caucasus, Russia continues to exert unmatched influence over the region. In today’s Questions and Answers presentation, the CSS’ Aglaya Snetkov outlines some of the differences between Moscow’s North and South Caucasus policies. By Aglaya Snetkov for the ISN What are Russia’s core security challenges [...]
Source: NGE An unfortunate consequence of lofty expectations, past optimism for the Black Sea to become the “next North Sea” has wilted with time. Now, the latest hopes for a Black Sea energy bonanza now lie with a fresh deal inked between the Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) and Royal Dutch Shell to explore 1,500 square kilometers with hundreds of millions of dollars [...]
Source: RBTH At a recent seminar in Washington, the latest report of the Center for Strategic and International Studies was delivered, entitled “The United States and Central Asia after 2014.” The CSIS report outlines two opposing views as to the strategic objectives, prospects and role of the United States in the region. One view is that [...]
Source: WCT Last year’s failed defection attempt by an official from the Chinese Ministry of State Security has uncovered a bitter and long-standing power struggle between China’s state security and public security organs, reports Boxun, an overseas Chinese community website providing alternative source of news from China. In May last year, the secretary of state [...]
Source: Yale Global Is India’s influence declining in the ocean named after the country? That seems to be the conclusion of some analysts after Maldives’ cancellation of an airport development contract with an Indian company in November. These concerns are elevated by China’s increased engagement with smaller states in the Indian Ocean, including Maldives. Given [...]
Source: AP When Kevin Mandia, a retired military cybercrime investigator, decided to expose China as a primary threat to U.S. computer networks, he didn’t have to consult with American diplomats in Beijing or declassify tactics to safely reveal government secrets. He pulled together a 76-page report based on seven years of his company’s work and [...]
Source: SACSIS The US Africa Command (AFRICOM), assembled under the leadership of President George W. Bush’s hawk Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in 2007, now flexes it muscle across the continent in earnest. US military interests in Africa are not new. However, the concept of a unified African military command and associated presence to advance US [...]
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