National Security

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Rwandans leave Catholic churches for evangelical churches UN Security Council approves 11,800 peacekeepers for Central African Republic France’s Ambassador: Central African Republic has totally collapsed Israel imposes sanctions on the Palestinian Authority Rwandans leave

A new report reveals that at least 700 Christian women are kidnapped and forced into conversion to Islam and Islamic marriages in Pakistan each year. According to the Fides agency, the Solidarity and Peace Movement, a coalition of non-governmental organizations,

Former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi is no stranger to scandal, and certainly no stranger to being convicted of tax fraud.  His latest conviction may have the 77-year-old working with the elderly at a nursing home to complete his one-year sentence, announced

The New York Times revealed Wednesday that “the Russian government declined to provide the F.B.I. with information about one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects that would most likely have led to more extensive scrutiny of him at least two years before

The Australian agency coordinating the international effort to find Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has narrowed the search area to the smallest it has ever been–an area of 22,364 square miles northwest of Perth, Australia–as investigators have continued to find pinging

Russian President Vladimir Putin told Europe if they do not help Ukraine pay off the $17 billion debt their gas and energy supplies could be in jeopardy. British Petroleum (BP) offered to use their influence in Russia to help relations

Vice President Jorge Arreaza announced yesterday that the communist Cuban government was “here to stay” in Venezuela: “to raise a flag against the Cuban Revolution… is an insult to the wellbeing of the Venezuelan people,” Arreaza claimed, as opposition leaders

In a nation of over three hundred million people, it’s easy enough to overlook the fact that approximately 35,000 of our bravest and most honorable citizens are still very much engaged in a war; living, breathing, and dying far away

The New York Times reports that a new investigation reveals that the Russian government was not forthcoming with pivotal facts about proceedings leading up to last year’s Boston Marathon terrorist attack. That withheld information left FBI agents with insufficient information to investigate bomber

Credere, a Catholic weekly, reports that the Vatican has decided to employ a hawk to protect the Pope’s doves, after two doves were killed by a crow and seagull on January 26th.  The doves were promptly killed by the birds

The Associated Press interviewed NATO Supreme Allied Commander in Europe and US Air Force General Philip Breedlove about troop involvement in Eastern Europe. He said it is a possibility troops from any country, including the US, could be deployed to

Several news sources in the Middle East are reporting that the U.S. is set to release convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard in exchange for Israel releasing a final batch of convicted Palestinian terrorists, while freezing settlement construction. Pollard has been

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com New terrorist bombing in Pakistan, as Taliban ceasefire expires John Kerry’s ‘Poof’ speech infuriates the Israelis Palestinians develop political plans to defeat Israel ‘Heartbleed Bug’ requires all users to change their passwords New terrorist

The animals at Kharkiv Zoo are facing starvation once again since the city is running out of money. The 114-years-old zoo houses over 6,000 classic zoo animals. In January, the city had to move funds from the zoo to other

Russian President Vladimir Putin told Ukraine they will be charged a month in advance for gas. Ukraine countered and said they would only pay if they can agree on a price with Russia state-owned gas giant Gazprom. The energy crisis

In what can only be described as a national security and tech industry disaster for the United States, the Court of the European Union struck down the “2006 Directive” that allowed the EU and the United States to share in

They are at it again. But so are we. A new and viciously anti-Israel ad is running on Washington, DC buses, reading “We’re Sweating April 15 So Israelis Don’t Have To! Stop US Aid to Israel’s Occupation” and featuring a

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) claimed pro-Russians held 60 hostages in their building in Luhansk and the building was rigged with explosives. However, the protesters said there were no hostages and Tetyana Pogukai, regional police spokeswoman, said it was

Gothenburg, Sweden is cutting work hours for municipal employees to six hours a day, while continuing to pay them full salary. According to The Independent, the reduction in hours is part of an experiment where one department will be cut

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today it has obtained records from the U.S. Department of the Air Force and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security revealing that President Obama’s June 2013 trip to Belfast, Ireland, including a Dublin sightseeing side trip by Michelle

As the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 continues, with more leads in sight, local newspaper the New Straits Times reports that the country is suffering a significant drop in tourism due to publicity surrounding the missing plane. The New

Kyiv told protesters in Luhansk authorities will use force to end the standoff. Officials in Kyiv said the standoff could end peacefully if the protesters choose that route. “A resolution to this crisis will be found within the next 48

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Russia and U.S. exchange accusations as east Ukraine unrest escalates Ebola continues to ‘evolve rapidly’ in Guinea and Liberia Kerry blames Israel, but hopes Mideast peace talks will continue Russia and U.S. exchange accusations