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Saudi Arabia to Host Workshop on Biological Weapons Dangers
by Paul Tinder on October 19, 2009


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Saudi Arabia this week is scheduled to host a U.N. workshop on the dangers posed by biological weapons.

European Commission hopes to see action plan adopted by year end
by Paul Tinder on October 16, 2009


The European Commission hopes its CBRN action plan, designed to improve the EU’s defenses against the threat of a chemical, nuclear or bioterrorism attack, will be adopted by member states by the end of the year.

Roundtable discusses Europe’s biopreparedness awareness
by Mary J. Lewis on October 16, 2009


BRUSSELS — A roundtable discussion Oct. 14 focused on raising awareness in Europe about the importance of biopreparedness against naturally occurring pandemics and bioterrorism attacks.

Researcher proposes public-private partnership in war on terror
by Rita Uplend on September 14, 2009


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Jeffrey A. Romoff spoke to BioTerrorWatch about his plan to improve the nation's capacity to develop and manufacture countermeasures critical to national and homeland security.

Two-day training session simulates pneumonic plague attack
by Paul Tinder on September 14, 2009


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Montreux, Switzerland

GENEVA – Members of US humanitarian aid groups learned how to deter biological terrorist attacks during a recent two-day training session in Montreux, Switzerland.