U.S. Expresses Concern About New Cyberattacks in Japan
BY HIROKO TABUCHI, New York Times
The United States gave a stern warning on Wednesday over recent cyberattacks on Japan’s biggest defense contractors, the latest in a series of security breaches that have fueled concern about Tokyo’s ability to handle delicate information.
Turkey Agrees To Host U.S. Radar Site, a Key Piece of Europe Missile Shield
BY CRAIG WHITLOCK, Washington Post
The Obama administration signed accords this week with three NATO allies to host cornerstones of a missile shield over Europe, including a highly sought-after deal with Turkey that will allow the installation of a U.S. radar station close to Iran.
TSA Fires 28 Over Improper Luggage Screening at Honolulu Airport
BY CNN WIRE STAFF, CNN.com
The Transportation Security Administration fired 28 of its employees — in addition to three who resigned or retired — following a probe that revealed bags were allowed onto planes at Hawaii’s Honolulu International Airport without being properly screened, the agency said Sunday.
Afghan Militants Dressed As Women To Smuggle Weapons For Kabul Attack
BY ERNESTO LONDONO and JAVED HAMDARD, Washington Post
On Tuesday, September 13, 2011, there was a surprise attack believed to be by the Taliban on the building that oversees the U.S. Embassy and the NATO Headquarters in Kabul. It is believed that the attackers used burqas, garments worn by Afghan women, to enter the building.
