Tracing Nuclear Attack Origins, A Global Challenge
Experts say identifying a nuclear attack’s source is a fingerprint like task requiring reference data and global databases. GAO warns current capabilities are not yet extensive or usable enough, while officials stress unknowns and the need for faster, coordinated collection among agencies.
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Lone wolf attacks highlighted as toughest terror threat
An analysis of lone wolf shootings across the United States notes the difficulty of predicting individual attackers. FBI tripwire programs seek tips on material purchases, while experts warn such threats grow as extremist beliefs attract isolated individuals regardless of organized networks.
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North Korean Leader Seeks Stability Ahead of Succession
Seoul analysts say Kim Jong Il aims to secure regime stability before naming his son Jong Un as successor. A 150 day push to mobilize loyalty runs amid a widening brinkmanship with missile and nuclear tests. The UN arms embargo tightens pressure as sanctions bite.
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