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Analysts say N. Korea's chemical arms pose riskSource: msnbc.com
North Korea's massive stockpile of chemical weapons is as threatening as its nuclear program, analysts said Thursday, highlighting an aspect of the regime that is rarely talked about.
Al-Qaeda cell killed by Black Death 'was developing biological weapons'Source: Telegraph
The group of 40 terrorists were reported to have been killed by the plague at a training camp in Algeria earlier this month.
It was initially believed that they could have caught the disease through fleas on rats attracted by poor living conditions in their forest hideout.
The Black Death Strikes al-QaedaSource: progressivepuppy.com
The disease which killed 25 million Europeans during the Middle Ages may prove to be an unlikely ally in America's War on Terror, according to British sources
The War Dogs of Cat IslandSource: SunHerald.com
The new four-legged residents moving onto Cat Island were pets patriotically donated for the war cause. Unknown to their previous owners, they were to be trained to recognize Japanese by sight and smell and to viciously attack them in packs.
Official: Iraq war was both intel, policy failureSource: msnbc.com
Gently admonishing President George W. Bush, the nation's newly retired chief intelligence analyst on Tuesday suggested that the Iraq war was as much the failure of policymakers as it was the flawed intelligence on which they relied.
Dry Fabric Can Wipe Away Toxic ChemicalsSource: The New York Times
A new dry wipe can clean up chemical agents such as mustard gas, giving soldiers a more convenient way to deal with toxic materials on the battlefield, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
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Panel Expects Use of Unconventional WeaponSource: The New York Times
An independent commission has concluded that terrorists will most likely carry out an attack with biological, nuclear or other unconventional weapons somewhere in the world in the next five years unless the United States and its allies act urgently to prevent that.
Compound Could Help Detect Chemical & Biological Agents at a DistanceSource: chemie.de
A light-transmitting compound that could one day be used in high-efficiency fiber optics and sensors that detect biological and chemical weapons at long distance almost went undiscovered by scientists because its structure was too difficult to examine.
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Al-Qaida No. 2 pays tribute to commandersSource: msnbc.com
Al-Qaida's No. 2, Ayman al-Zawahri, paid tribute to several commanders from the militant group killed in a recent U.S. strike in a new video recording posted Friday on a militant Web site.
Al-Qaida chemical expert reportedly killedSource: msnbc.com
Missiles hit a building in a Pakistani village on the border with Afghanistan on Monday, and intelligence officials said they were investigating reports that a senior al-Qaida figure was among six people killed.
Bush: Iraq is a Fight America Can and Must WinSource: VOA News
President Bush marked the fifth anniversary of the start of the war in Iraq with a speech at the U.S. Defense Department. VOA White House Correspondent Paula Wolfson reports Mr. Bush took on his critics, saying the war is worth fighting and winning.
Chalabi: Curveball Not Our FabricatorSource: MotherJones.com
On Sunday, CBS' 60 Minutes revealed the identity of Curveball, the Iraqi defector who falsely claimed first to German and then U.S. military intelligence that Iraq was producing mobile biological weapons labs.
Syria's Strategic Weapons ProgramsSource: PeaceWatch
Excellent article about Syria's weapons. Apparently they don't have nukes yet...but:
"Chemical and biological weapons: Syria probably has the largest and most advanced chemical warfare program in the Arab world.