Passports Sold to Terrorists From Inside South Africa
South African passports, allegedly sold by crime syndicates within the Home Affairs agency, have reached al-Qaida and other terrorists in Europe. Investigations tie forged or genuine documents to plots targeting American and Jewish interests tied to the Iraq war. Police officials warn borders are porous and vow anti corruption measures and biometric ID to block abuse.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Al-Qaida
Europe
Britain
London
Barry Gilder
Department of Home Affairs
Associated Press
al- Qaida
National Intelligence Agency
Gilder
United States
Thian Garnaoui
Garnaoui
Germany
South
Africa
Belgium
Iraq
Jackie Selebi
National Assembly
Safety and Security Committee
Jordan
Syria
Selebi
Home Affairs
Means Mapisa-Ngakula
Parliament
Home Affairs Committee
Scotland Yard
Khalfan Khamis Mohamed
U.S
Kenya
Tanzania
Charles Ngakula
Iran resumes centrifuges for uranium in defiant move
In Vienna diplomats report Iran is resuming construction of centrifuges used to enrich uranium, breaching IAEA seals. Enrichment has not restarted, but the action signals defiance and may push Europe closer to the U.S. stance while complicating talks to salvage the Iran nuclear deal.
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Austria
Iran
U.N
United States
Tehran
U.N. Security Council
Islamic Republic
Britain
France
Germany
International Atomic Energy Agency
Associated Press
North
Korea
North Korea
IAEA
Paris
U.S
Washington
Iaea Board of Governors
Security Council
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