Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Jan 31, 2013 Israeli Concerns Rise Over Syria's Chemical Stockpile Israeli Air Force planes reportedly struck a target in southern Syria near the border with Lebanon. Read more... More than $1.5 billion pledged for Syria humanitarian response – UN Countries and regional organizations today pledged more than $1.5 billion to provide humanitarian assistance to civilians affected by the conflict in Syria, exceeding the initial target set by the United Nations and its partners. ... Read more... French Troops Enter Last Mali Rebel Stronghold French forces have entered Kidal, the last major stronghold of Islamist militants who seized control of northern Mali last year. Read more... Featured Free Resource Defense Systems Provides the most comprehensive, integrated coverage of defense information technology, C4ISR and net-centric warfare. Libya Fears Influx of Mali Insurgents Leaders in neighboring Libya are raising the alarm, warning of a spillover that could see rebel Tuareg and al-Qaeda-linked fighters fleeing into Libyan territory. ... Read more... IAEA Sees No Sign Of Explosion At Iranian Site The UN's nuclear watchdog says it has seen no sign of an explosion at one of Iran's nuclear facilities. Read more... South Korea Makes First Successful Space Launch South Korea for the first time has successfully sent a satellite into space from its own soil. Read more... Featured Free Resource Military & Aerospace Electronics Is published exclusively for engineering managers and engineers involved with military and aerospace electronic systems design, development and production. Guantanamo 9/11 Suspect Hearings Face Rough Start More than 12 years after the September 11th terrorist attacks on the United States, there is still no trial date set for the alleged mastermind and four other defendants. ... Read more... US-Indonesia Expand Defense Partnership The United States is furthering its defense partnership with Indonesia by committing to securing the waters in Southeast Asia against threats posed by terrorism, piracy and renewed territorial tensions. ... Read more...