openDemocracy

Security Briefings
The Prime Minister of Pakistan was not part of a motorcade targeted by would-be assassins.
Latest tragedy represents a worrying increase in the use of air-power in Afghanistan
Government of Pakistan narrowly avoids collapse after worst terrorist attack in years.

link

Quote:
MOSCOW (Reuters) - India has placed $2 billion of missile orders with Russian-Indian military joint venture Brahmos, the firm's managing director was quoted as saying by Russia's Interfax news agency on Tuesday. Sivathanu Pillai, speaking in Moscow, said the total order book for the Brahmos supersonic cruise missile, including supplies to other countries, could reach $10 billion

The joint Russian-Indian development of the Brahmos missile, named after India's Brahmaputra river and Russia's Moscow river, is part of growing military co-operation between the countries.

OOPS! Who told them they could do that?

Submitted by Candace on Tue, 2008-08-19 20:29.
Top al-Qaida leader reportedly killed in heavy fighting in Pakistan.
Foreign journalists find themselves blocked from reporting on China's reaction to Monday's terror attack.
Indian PM offers another £450 million in veiled message to Pakistan's spooks.
Turkey and Iran launch a co-ordinated military strike on the PKK in northern Iraq
Despite the conviction of three British Muslims for accumulating and gathering terrorist material online, the internet should not become the focus of government regulation
Tags:
The serial blasts against Indian cities expose the infirmity of the country’s institutions
Tags:
Was Europe's largest Muslim cultural event an extremist rally in disguise or a genuine cultural festival?
US soldiers pull out of remote Afghan outpost, allowing Taliban to capture it.
Tags:
The bombing of India's Kabul embassy is part of a pattern of assaults sourced in Pakistan
Tags:
Pakistan should draw the right lesson from the carnage of yesterday's blast at the Indian embassy in Kabul
An intensified American effort in Afghanistan is again globalising a local conflict 
Tags:
When to talk to political and violent extremists, and who should do the talking?
Tags:
It's not risk-free but it must be done: talk to them
Pashtun secularists in Pakistan's northwest begin negotiations with Islamists, including the Taliban

Stat of the day

2000km

The range of the Iranian Shabab-3 missile

New Site

Security updates

To subscribe to our hard-hitting security briefings, click

here

.

Donate