Late last month, computers in Seoul became the latest victims of the growing number of cyber-intrusions now taking place worldwide. Approximately 32,000 computers belonging to South Korean banks and broadcasting stations were shut down by an unknown perpetrator, strongly suspected to be the notoriously unpredictable Stalinist regime in North Korea.
Arrow 3 reaches new heights;
Britain to partner with U.S. on sea-based defense;
North Korea's mobile missile threatens U.S.
Nuclear states divided on India joining NSG;
Musharraf returns to Pakistan;
China confirms new nuclear deal with Pakistan;
India, U.S. expand space cooperation;
Pakistani military may target TTP in Tirah Valley
Field of presidential candidates takes shape...;
...as regime stacks the electoral deck;
Nuclear collusion with North Korea...;
...but dimming economic prospects elsewhere in Asia
"Put yourself in their shoes," President Obama said of the Palestinians, imploring his Israeli audience in Jerusalem to work for peace. "Look at the world through their eyes.