Security Weekly

Though the Mumbai attack may leap out as unique, it was not as original as it might seem. <em>(With Stratfor interactive map)</em>

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As layoffs increase amid the global economic crisis, there is increasing concern about workplace violence -- but much of it is misplaced.

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A trial in El Paso sheds light on the interactions between U.S. gangs and Mexican drug-trafficking organizations, and suggests that more cross-border violence could be in store.

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Recent weapons seizures in Mexico have serious implications for law enforcement on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border.

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The Nov. 4 election of Barack Obama as president of the United States makes a review of presidential security worthwhile.

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Reports that a Mexican drug trafficking organization has developed a paid source inside the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City create a good opportunity to examine the role and risks of foreign service national employees at U.S. diplomatic posts abroad.

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The killing of British aid worker Gayle Williams in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Oct. 20 occurred against the backdrop of a debate among jihadist militants over whether humanitarian groups should be targeted for attacks.

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A controversial new book depicting the Prophet Mohammed has the long-term potential to spark a violent response.

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