World Report

• Sector Report for Thursday, 21 July 2011:
  • U.S. to Pakistan: No more OBL-type raids
  • Turkey vows to eradicate terrorism
  • Extremists attack police in western China, fourteen dead
  • U.S. avoids al Shabab controlled areas in Somali food aid
  • Somali pirates still a threat
  • Fourteen arrested in PayPal cyberattacks
• Sector Report for Thursday, 7 July 2011:
  • Pakistani Taliban blacklisted by Canada
  • India calls Pakistan "global epicenter of terror"
  • Al Qaeda threatens UAV company's executives
  • Fort Hood shooter could receive death sentence
  • Bradley Manning's chat logs with gay activist published
  • Core machinery orders in Japan increase 3 percent
• Sector Report for Thursday, 23 June 2011:
  • Israeli first responders hold mass missile attack drills
  • China secures nukes ahead of major storms
  • Teenage hacker brings down British law enforcement agency's website
  • EU lawyers say U.S. – EU plans air passenger database illegal
  • Majority of water in Mumbai unsafe to drink
  • China deploys drought relief team to country's north
• Sector Report for Thursday, 9 June 2011:
  • Pakistan charges India with "water terrorism"
  • "Melt-through" at Fukushima nuclear plant
  • Germany's E. coli outbreak mystery deepens
  • EU harshly critical of Germany's approach to E. coli crisis
  • Terrorist may use food poisoning as weapon
  • Security Council to consider tough Syria condemnation