Spying Fears Prompt Warning To Dutch Athletes Against Taking Phones, Laptops To Beijing Olympics
Dutch Olympic Committee issues urgent advice to deal with any possible interference by Chinese state agents.
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Sub-Saharan Africa Forum Seeks To Engage Young People In Fight Against Extremism
Meetings in Burkina Faso highlight the role of youth in stemming terrorism.
Biden Officials Play Favorites In Guatemala Politics, Critics Say
Scandals related to money from USAID have undermined the fight against corruption and migration in Guatemala, critics say.
Cartel Head Otoniel Could Reveal Drug Secrets In U.S. Court
The drug lord’s capture hits the Gulf Clan’s structure, but the cartel will remain in business, experts say.
WikiLikes: Writers Association Honors Julian Assange And Calls For His Release
WikiLeaks founder has been in prison in England since 2019 for failing to appear in court. He faces extradition to the U.S.
VIDEO: US ‘Did Not Fail’ In Afghanistan, Legendary French Writer Says
Film premiere of “The Will to See” challenges Americans to re-engage with the world’s dangerous, desperate places.
More Than Drug Trafficking: Mexico, United States Face Common Challenges
A new pact emerges in a complex relationship complicated by increasing insecurity and political rifts.
VIDEO: Testing The West: China And Russia Send First Warship Flotilla Into The Pacific
Joint operation is seen as another warning to U.S. and NATO allies.
Trump That: Islamic Hacktivist Attacked Trump’s Website For ‘Insulting Allah’
The same hacker claimed he defaced Joseph R. Biden’s website in November, following the presidential election.