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How the NSA and GCHQ Spied on OPEC Posted: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 Bodies piled in the streets as makeshift mortuaries are overrun and Philippine typhoon rescue teams warn death toll will 'rise sharply' from the 10,000 already confirmed Anger Takes Hold in City Ravaged by Typhoon Oil Espionage: How the NSA and GCHQ Spied on OPEC America's NSA and Britain's GCHQ are both spying on the OPEC oil cartel, documents from whistleblower Edward Snowden reveal. The security of the global energy supply is one of the most important issues for the intelligence agencies. NSA's Vast Surveillance Powers Extend Far Beyond Counterterrorism, Despite Misleading Government Claims UK Foreign Secretary Says Merely 'Speculating' About Intelligence Capabilities Is Damaging To The Country Jim Sensenbrenner takes NSA reform case to European parliament Wisconsin congressman attends meeting of EU civil liberties committee and labels Feinstein reform proposals 'scary' Was the government hiding FISA related illegal surveillance from criminal defendants way back in 2004? Last-minute rethink stalled deal on nuclear Iran Details have emerged of how talks with Tehran in Geneva broke up at 11th hour after France and US took a robust stance White House Applies Presidential Pressure On Iran Skeptics The president and the vice president have been personally appealing to members of Congress to back off on a new round of Iran sanctions. Kerry: All options to be exhausted with Iran US secretary of state says Iran declined P5+1 offer on disputed nuclear programme and sees a deal within months. Iranians angry and bewildered after French torpedo Geneva nuclear entente France should replace US as le grand satan, joke some inside Iran after Paris defies Washington and blocks stopgap deal Why France Sank an Iran Nuke Deal Exclusive: Saudis and Israelis wanted to sink the negotiated deal on Iran's nuclear program, so the French launched the diplomatic torpedo to take it down. But behind France's action were Saudi financial muscle and Israel's political skill, reports Robert Parry. Why Did France Torpedo the Iran Negotiations? After Reportedly Being Offered Saudi Weapons Sales, France Tries to Blow Up Iran Deal France Wrecks P5+1 Deal for Arab Money Leaders All Blame Someone Else for Lack of Iran Deal Conflicting Statements on Who Said 'No' Iran backed out of nuclear deal - John Kerry Kerry: Obama prepared to use force in Iran after nuclear talks collapse 'Israel will attack Iran if you sign the deal, French MP told Fabius' Paris legislator Meyer Habib, a friend of Netanyahu, called his FM in Geneva to warn of likely response should accord be signed, Israeli TV reports Iran signs agreement with IAEA to allow broader inspections of nuclear sites Iran, IAEA Ink Agreement, But Was Slain Deputy Minister Part of P5+1 Negotiations? US firms poised to seize opportunities in Iran Iran and the West have not reached a deal yet, but businesses on both sides are keen to boost trade. If sanctions are lifted, experts predict tough competition between Europe and the US. WikiLeaks reveals 'unintended consequences' of US sanctions The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established in 2002 at The Hague in the Netherlands to prosecute individuals alleged to have committed war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of genocide. Does Pakistan have nuclear weapons ready to ship to Saudi Arabia? A new BBC report says they are packed and ready to go Pakistan: Peace Talks Frozen Until End to Drone Strikes Major blow to rebellion: Syria army retakes key rebel town Monitoring group says rebels in southern Damascus have now had practically all their supply routes cut off near capital after army's takeover of Sbeineh. Syria troops launch major offensive in Aleppo Soldiers retake parts of strategic airbase near international airport in northern province. The U.S. Army discovers Africa Africa has many needs. Whether it needs the United States bringing to bear a million American soldiers is doubtful. Senator: US Soldiers Being Killed by Terror Groups Backed With US Money Yemeni Man To Meet With Congress About US Drone Strikes That Killed His Relatives Mexico says former US soldier led kidnap gang "He Didn't Commit a War Crime": Omar Khadr's US Lawyer Challenges His Conviction at Guantánamo Al Jazeera Investigates - Killing Arafat An exclusive investigation tells the inside story of the exhumation of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. Typhoon Haiyan death toll in Philippines estimated at 1,200 Red Cross and other humanitarian agencies describe hundreds of bodies floating in waters and on roads amid destruction Philippines typhoon leaves an estimated 1,000 dead in one coastal town alone, report says Typhoon Haiyan: Hundreds feared dead in Philippines "The massive scale of devastation means it could be several days before the... loss of life is known", reports Jon Donnison from Manila JFK assassination: CIA and New York Times are still lying to us Fifty years later, a complicit media still covers up for the security state. We need to reclaim our history |
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