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Sep 9, 2011

US and French intelligence contributing to hunt for Gaddafi

By the AP

From the AP:  Determined to hunt down Moammar Gadhafi, Libya’s new rulers say they have dedicated a special unit of fighters to track the elusive former leader, listening in on his aides’ phone calls, poring over satellite images and interviewing witnesses.

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Sep 9, 2011

EU official warns of spreading al-Qaida offshoot

By Aomar Ouali and Paul Schemm, the AP

From Aomar Ouali and Paul Schemm, the AP:  The European Union’s counterterrorism coordinator warned Thursday that al-Qaida’s North African offshoot is extending its footprint around Africa and said local governments need more help fighting it.

European Union International Organizations

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Sep 9, 2011

G.I. Killed Afghan Journalist, NATO Says

By Ray Rivera, the New York Times

From Ray Rivera, the New York Times:  NATO acknowledged Thursday that an American soldier killed an Afghan journalist working for the BBC after mistaking him for a suicide bomber during a complex attack in southern Afghanistan in July.

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Sep 8, 2011

Update: NATO activities in Libya on September 7

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Sep 8, 2011

Iran ups criticism of Turkey over NATO missile shield

By AFP

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Sep 8, 2011

Ukraine discusses cooperation with NATO’s missile defense system

By Interfax-Ukraine

Ukraine

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Sep 8, 2011

An EU military HQ would undermine NATO

By Geoffrey Van Orden, the Telegraph

European Union International Organizations

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Sep 8, 2011

France: NATO could give Russia missile defence guarantees

By DPA

From DPA:  Brussels and NATO could lay to rest Kremlin fears about a planned European missile defence system by giving guarantees it was not aimed at Russia, a senior French government official said Wednesday. ‘I hope … we can give Russia the guarantees,’ said French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe. ‘It is not directed against Russia, […]

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Sep 8, 2011

NATO suspends transfers to some Afghan prisons

By Quentin Sommerville, the BBC

From Quentin Sommerville, the BBC:  The Nato-led mission in Afghanistan has suspended the transfer of detainees to several Afghan jails, following torture allegations, the BBC has learned. The accusations come in an as-yet unpublished UN report, which describes how prisoners were beaten and in some cases given electric shocks. The jails are run by the […]

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Sep 8, 2011

Cyber Attacks Against NATO, Then and Now

By Jason Healey, the New Atlanticist

From Jason Healey, the New Atlanticist:  Now that NATO’s Operation UNIFIED PROTECTOR over Libya is winding down, it is worth noting how few cyber incidents were directed in protest against the Alliance. 

Cybersecurity Security & Defense