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Note: The following text SNIPPET is a quote: U.S. Consulate General Nogales issued the following Warden Message on May 11: This Warden Message is issued to encourage U.S. citizens to use extreme caution when traveling on Mexican Federal Highway 15 between Hermosillo and Nogales. A U.S. citizen disappeared early on May 3rd departing from his residence in Benjamin Hill, Sonora. His vehicle was found later that day in Santa Ana, and his remains were recovered May 8. He had been murdered. Based on further investigation, a general increased threat to travelers on the highway between Hermosillo and Nogales continues to...

YOU ARE HERE: Home > Reports > Consular Affairs Bulletins > Report Warden Message: Chad Experiencing Ongoing Security Concerns CONSULAR AFFAIRS BULLETINS Sub-Saharan Africa - Chad 10 Mar 2010 SNIPPET: "U.S. Embassy N’Djamena issued the following Warden Message on March 10, 2010: This Warden Message updates information sent on March 2, 2010. Post has received information from various sources indicating that groups hostile to U.S. interests may be operating in Chad with the intent to commit violence. We continue to monitor and evaluate these reports. In response to these threats, the US Embassy has placed restrictions on the movement of...

YOU ARE HERE: Home > Reports > Global Security Concerns > Report Top Private-Sector Security Concerns in 2008 GLOBAL SECURITY CONCERNS Worldwide 7 Jan 2009 Printer Friendly Email Article Private Sector Says Terrorism, Maritime Piracy, Corruption Among Growing Threats Terrorism loomed large as one of the top security concerns of 2008 for U.S. businesses, nongovernmental organizations and academic institutions operating overseas, according to private sector constituents of the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC). “This past year we saw terrorist attacks against U.S. and other Western interests in northern Africa, the Arabian peninsula, in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and in Turkey,” said...

At today's White House news briefing, WND asked presidential press secretary Scott McClellan about President Bush's policy of starting with the 1949 armistice line as the beginning of future negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians in light of recent violence by Arab terrorists in the region. WND: Scott, recent terror attacks in Israel, especially in the last 48 hours, have proven the so-called cease-fire agreed to in February has failed. And my question is, hasn't the president cut the feet out from under the Israelis with his insistence on the 1949 armistice line as the starting point for negotiations with...

WASHINGTON (AFP) - US Secretary of State Colin Powell appealed for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and other agencies not to pull out of Iraq, saying their work was needed and their departure would be victory for "terrorists." Powell said he understood the legitimate security concerns of the ICRC, the United Nations, contractors and various non-governmental organizations (NGOs) who have withdrawn foreign staff from Iraq because of an increase in attacks, but urged them to work with US authorities to find a way to stay. "It's of concern to us," he told reporters after the ICRC announced...