By Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post
Special to In Homeland Security
A civil liberties group is set to file a motion Thursday asking a special federal court to allow the release of a classified opinion that found the government engaged …
Iran Paves Over Suspected Nuclear Testing Site Despite U.N. Protests
By Joby Warrick, The Washington Post
Special to In Homeland Security
Iran has begun paving over a former military site where its scientists are suspected to have conducted nuclear-weapons related experiments, according to a new U.N. report, a move that …
It’s Not Just China: Indian Hacker Group Spied On Targets In Pakistan, U.S. And Europe
By Andy Greenberg, Forbes
Special to In Homeland Security
Chinese hackers may have become the bogeyman of cybersecurity nightmares, but it’s worth remembering that they don’t have a monopoly on digital espionage. In fact, researchers have now tied a series …
Fine Print: The Press and National Security
By Walter Pincus, The Washington Post
Special to In Homeland Security
Whoever provided the initial leak to the Associated Press in April 2012 not only broke the law but caused the abrupt end to a secret, joint U.S./Saudi/British operation in …
Chinese, Indian Leaders Discuss Border Dispute
By William Tucker
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Delhi today to discuss a range of economic issues, but it was the discussion of the shared/disputed border in Aksai Chin that was the most …
Burma’s Thein Sein Says Military ‘Will Always Have a Special Place’ in Government
By Anne Gearan, The Washington Post
Special to In Homeland Security
The military that ran Burma for decades will continue to play a major role in the country, the former Burmese general who has presided over the transformation of a …