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While The United States Continue Using X-Ray Scanning Technology, Europe Bans Its Use

By Press Release on Nov 16, 2011   National  

While The United States Continue Using X-Ray Scanning Technology, Europe Bans Its Use

The European Union, on Monday, banned the use of X-ray body scanners, which use ionized radiation technology based on backscatter imaging. Instead, the 27 members of the EU chose to utilize millimeter wave scanners instead for their security needs in their airports.They cited Health and Safety Concerns. Millimeter wave scanners are considered much safer for […]

Embassies Attacked After Syria's Membership Suspension From Arab League

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 16, 2011   World  

Embassies Attacked After Syria's Membership Suspension From Arab League

NEW YORK-Security Council members yesterday strongly condemned the recent attacks against embassies and consular premises in Syria and urged the country’s authorities to meet their international obligations to protect diplomatic and consular property and personnel.

United States and Australia to Enhance Military Cooperation

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 16, 2011   National  

United States and Australia to Enhance Military Cooperation

WASHINGTON D.C.-Today, Prime Minister Gillard and President Obama announced two new force posture initiatives that will significantly enhance defence cooperation between Australia and the United States.

New York Mayor Cracks Down on Wall Street Occupiers

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 15, 2011   National  

New York Mayor Cracks Down on Wall Street Occupiers

NEW YORK-Citing "fire and health hazards," New York Mayor, Michael Bloomberg ordered police to clear the Occupy Wall Street encampment in Zuccotti Park. He stated that protesters can still gather there, but can no longer camp in the park. Of the over 220 people in the park at the time of the sweep, over 142 […]

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