Seventy-seven countries sign treaty against transport of bioweapons

At a diplomatic conference held in Beijing on September 10, representatives from 77 countries signed two treaties aimed at improving aviation security worldwide by criminalizing the transport of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons-related material. Read More

National Border Corruption Task Force to stop CBRNs from entering country

A corrupt U.S.-Mexico border patrol officer could accept a bribe to let a truckload of illegal immigrants pass into the United States only to learn later that the vehicle was filled with terrorists. That officer could also knowingly or unknowingly allow p Read More

Security stepped up at Super Bowl

Security measures at this year’s Super Bowl have been stepped up following the recent attempted Christmas airline terror attack. Read More

Pentagon to announce new conflict fighting measures

A draft of the Pentagon’s new strategic outlook calls for the preparation for numerous conflicts in many styles, a radical departure from the normal shaping of the U.S. military to fight two major conventional wars simultaneously. Read More

Nunn-Lugar Cooperative releases 2009 report

A summary of the progress of the Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction programs for 2009 has been released by U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar. Read More

Medizone completes third round of AsepticSure testing

Third anthrax infection identified in Glasgow

Pueblo, Co. citizens decry new weapons neutralization tactic

U.S. to be prepared for second attack, it’s first attack that should be feared

U.S. stance on bioweapons important, doesn’t need inspectors, professor says

Turkish national appointed head of chemical weapons prohibition organization

TSA report says airline industry vulnerable to attack

State dinner gate crashers raises bioweapon fears