December 2005
Transportation of Radiocative Materials Causes Concern
NSNS reporters helped BBC reporter Rob Broomby with a radio broadcast concerning the inadequate security and monitoring of radioactive materials while they are being transported.
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September 2005
Is Pakistan Motivated To Find Bin Laden?
NSNS contributed to this 60 Minute's piece on Pakistan’s intelligence service, the ISI. It was the first inside look at the notorious agency. NSNS played a major role in helping 60 Minutes get access to high-ranking Pakistani military and intelligence officials. The news service also provided extensive background material for the piece
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WorldSpace Risk:
Disputed Terror Ties Follow Key Backers
When WorldSpace Inc., a satellite-radio company targeting parts of Africa and Asia, went public last week, it appeared to be another hot play on the new economy
>> Read MoreEnduring Freedom or Enduring War
Enduring Freedom or Enduring War, edited by Carl Mirra, combines articles and essays concerning the Bush Administration's foreign policy. An article by NRNS Bureau Chief Dave Armstrong was selected to appear in the book. The piece, Dick Cheney's Song of America: Drafting a Plan for Global Dominance, was originally published by Harpers in October, 2002.
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The Idea of Pakistan
Stephen Cohen, Ph.D., a member of PEC's board, recently published The Idea of Pakistan concerning the state of Pakistan today. The book is in stores now. The Idea of Pakistan, Brookings Institution Press, 2004
January 2005
The Most Dangerous Man in the World?
He's been called by some, the most dangerous man in the world. And he's not Osama Bin Laden. You may not even know his name but, according to those who do know him, he helped spread nuclear bomb-making technology to some of America's most determined enemies. The question is, just how much damage has he done?
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