Security

The other day, checking in at a European airport for an international flight, within about an hour it took to deposit my luggage, going through airport security, the metal detectors, body screening machines, the automatic passport reading procedure, waiting at the gate and finally boarding, I have heard or read the words security and safety, honestly speaking, more than a hundred times. There are now countless primitive videos – in fact, insultingly primitive videos – that show you the precise procedures to follow to keep you safe and secure.

The problem isn’t in the Al Qaeda affiliates. It is the UK Government that’s doing this traitorous action.

Putting heavy caliber artillery back in service is an effective way to substantially increase firepower at a low cost.

There are no options but for Russia and the US to put their differences aside and concentrate on ways to save arms control or whatever is left of it.

It’s not a secret that Russia has been lagging behind in UAV development. Now its seems to be going to change with tangible progress made to narrow the gap.

Nuclear safety in the US is a critical issue that deserves far more public attention.

With the Russia-Turkey peacekeeping operation underway, it would be logical to bring the UN in and make the peaceful settlement in Syria an international effort.

The only option the US is considering is that of providing Ukraine with arms to fight Russia and then egging Kiev on to escalate the tensions. And those are already dangerously running high.

The US activities violate the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), a legally binding treaty that outlaws biological arms.

How successful are America’s efforts to take the lead in hypersonic technology going to be? The US is actually just beginning to get its feet wet in this area, while Russia already has hypersonic weapons in its inventory