Upsurge in Kurdish attacks raises pressure on Turkish prime minister to order Iraq invasion - Guardian 9 oct
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UK police can now demand encryption keys
03 Oct 2007, Vunewt.com: People in the UK who encrypt their data are now obliged by law to give up the encryption keys to law enforcement officials if requested under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIP Act).
The Home Office claims that the move will help in the investigation of terrorists as well as criminal gangs and paedophiles. - läs artikeln här...
The Home Office claims that the move will help in the investigation of terrorists as well as criminal gangs and paedophiles. - läs artikeln här...
China to gain access to U.S. defense through merger
Oct/3/2007, The Washington Times
Gary Milhollin, an arms-proliferation specialist with the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control, said Huawei was founded by a Chinese military officer and got its start with U.S. technology exports.
"In the past, Huawei has shown it's willing to help America's enemies after importing U.S. technology," he said. "And it has done so in defiance of U.N. regulations. So before we make more U.S. high technology available to Huawei, we should make sure it has changed its ways." - läs hela artikeln
Gary Milhollin, an arms-proliferation specialist with the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control, said Huawei was founded by a Chinese military officer and got its start with U.S. technology exports.
"In the past, Huawei has shown it's willing to help America's enemies after importing U.S. technology," he said. "And it has done so in defiance of U.N. regulations. So before we make more U.S. high technology available to Huawei, we should make sure it has changed its ways." - läs hela artikeln
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