wednesday reads
Bush administration officials reassured Israel's defense minister this week that the United States has not abandoned all possibility of a military attack on Iran, despite widespread Israeli concern that Washington has begun softening its position toward Tehran.
The Serious Fraud Office won its Law Lords appeal today against a court ruling that it acted unlawfully in halting a corruption inquiry into a lucrative arms deal between Saudi Arabia and BAE Systems.
Glenn Greenwald: GOP senators protest China's surveillance of foreigners' e-mail and telephone communications. And they do it with a straight face.
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On the BAE Systems inquiry, this is unfortunate, but there is hope that the company can be held accountable by the public at large, or by other governments.
Crocodyl has a good company profile that illustrates a laundry list of things that BAE Systems has done against the public interest, this may be a good start for a campaign to hold the company accountable.
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