جاسوسی پزشکی آمریکا با استفاده از سازمان‌های مردم‌نهاد بین‌المللی

این سند فوق محرمانه مربوط به روزنامه داخلی «آژانس امنیت ملی» آمریکا (NSA) موسوم به SIDtoday از همکاری میان این آژانس و «مرکز ملی جاسوسی پزشکی» که در آن مقطع «مرکز جاسوسی پزشکی نیروهای مسلح» نامیده می‌شد، خبر می‌دهد.

Foreign Policy Shift: Turkey Changing Priorities and Partners on Syria

Turkey has adopted a new foreign policy doctrine following the resignation of former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu. The question remains open whether Ankara will change its stance toward Damascus and to what extent it will expand its geopolitical cooperation with Russia.

Hypersonic Threats: The Need for a Realistic Assessment

Russia, the United States, China, and India are the prime movers behind the current development and testing of hypersonic cruise missiles. These missiles are intended for launching high-precision non-nuclear strikes against a range of targets and carrying them out in significantly less time than strikes conducted with existing cruise missiles.

"The progressive case for championing pro-growth policies"

Tight labour markets are the best social programme, as they force employers to hire the inexperienced

American Nuclear Diplomacy

Forging a New Consensus to Fight Climate Change and Weapons Proliferation

The Ten Worst States for Food Insecurity

Years into the economic recovery, far too many families are struggling against hunger. In fact, as the most recent U.S. Department of Agriculture data reveals, 14 percent—or 17.4 million households—experienced food insecurity at some time during 2014, meaning that they had insufficient money or other resources for food.

Iran and Turkey agree to cooperate over Syria

Foreign ministers Cavusoglu and Zarif vow "closer contact" on Syria's territorial integrity despite differences.

Gun control goes on the ballot

Stymied on Capitol Hill and in state legislatures, supporters of stricter gun control measures are taking their cause to the ballot box.

Japan to Lend Spy Vessels to Philippines as Tensions Rise in South China Sea

In a bid to stymie Chinese influence in the region, the Japanese government plans to deliver two patrol vessels to the Philippines, and provide surveillance aircraft.

Asia Spirals Toward Military Conflict As China, Russia And North Korea Ally Against THAAD

Official news sources in China have claimed that plans to deploy the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-ballistic missile system in South Korea are pushing China, Russia, and North Korea into closer relations, what I would call a de facto authoritarian alliance.