Security Weekly

Human rights groups have expressed concern over civil rights abuses by Mexican troops assigned to counternarcotics missions.

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The bombings have highlighted two tactical trends STRATFOR has been following for years -- targeting hotels and using smaller suicide devices.

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Political uproar over the covert program will likely have a negative impact on CIA morale and U.S. counterterrorism efforts.

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STRATFOR focuses on the dynamics of Mexico's arms trade, for which the United States is hardly the only source.

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One Greek militant group has grown increasingly aggressive in recent years, borrowing from a violent predecessor's playbook.

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An unusually deadly attack in Algeria on June 17 could have been a fluke, or a sign that skilled jihadists are returning home from foreign battlefields.

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In much of the U.S. religious community, security and openness are seen as being mutually exclusive, but this does not have to be the case.

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The details of the Myers espionage case make one wonder where the next ideologically driven Cuban agent will be uncovered inside the U.S. intelligence community.

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