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Saturday 22nd October

N Korea food crisis set to continue

Josephine Whitaker, 22 October 2011
N Korea food crisis set to continue. Turkey and Iran to collaborate against Kurdish rebels. Southeast Asia flooding kills hundreds, displaces thousands. Obama announces US troop withdrawals from Iraq. All this in today’s security briefing...
Monday 2nd May

Israeli Foreign Minister urges boycott of PA – Hamas government

Oliver Scanlan, 2 May 2011
Israel Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman calls on the International Community to boycott potential Hamas – PA government. Syrian crackdown intensifies as demonstrators continue to defy the regime. Clashes continue between Thai and Cambodian troops over a disputed border region. All this and more, in today’s security briefing…
Thursday 10th February

North Korea makes direct food aid appeal

Josephine Whitaker, 10 February 2011
North Korea makes direct appeal for food aid, highlighting worsening food security situation. Tensions ease on Thai-Cambodian border as refugees return hom. India-Pakistani peace talks to resume, say sources. All this and more in today’s briefing…
Thursday 16th September

Guinea elections 'postponed' after violence, fraud and delays

Josephine Whitaker, 16 September 2010
Presidential run-off elections in Guinea are postponed after a weekend of violence and ongoing delays in preparation. Four of the most senior surviving Khmer Rouge cadres indicted In Cambodia. eight killed in minibus blast in southeast Turkey. Growing row over Trident renewal threatens coalition. European row over France’s treatment of Roma migrants deepens after EU official compares France’s Roma policy to Holocaust. All this and more in today’s briefing.
Monday 26th July

Wikileaks release 90,000 documents relating to war in Afghanistan

Jamie Munn, 26 July 2010
US condemns release of tens of thousands of classified Afghan war documents. Duch, Pol Pot’s infamous prison chief, is jailed for 19 years. Tehran reacts angrily to further EU sanctions on Iran. Bangladeshi war crimes court issues first arrest warrants. All this and more in today's security briefing.
Wednesday 25th November

Political crisis deepens as Pakistan faces amnesty deal turmoil

Rukeyya Khan, 25 November 2009
Pakistan faces amnesty deal turmoil. US security firm Blackwater is accused of running covert operations in Pakistan. A leaked UN report finds the UN-backed offensive in DR Congo is failing. The US rejects landmine ban treaty. Khmer Rouge prison chief expresses remorse. All this and much more in today’s security briefing.
Wednesday 11th November

Arab governments and Iran trade accusations after Houthi crackdown in Yemen

Rukeyya Khan, 11 November 2009
Saudi offensive against Houthis provokes Arab-Iranian diplomatic row. Cambodian refusal to extradite Thai ex-PM freys neighbourly relations. Taliban footage shows dominance in Nuristan. Somali pirates strike again. Security firm Blackwater in bribery scandal. FARC rebels kill nine Colombian soldiers. All this and more in today's briefing.
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