U.S. Intelligence: China Attempts collapse Pentagon Computers

An intelligence official from Siber Command U.S. accuses China has always tried to sabotage the computer network at the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon). For the handle, there was a suggestion improve cyber command authority in the U.S. military hierarchy. "Their efforts to undermine the Department of Defense ongoing," said Rear Admiral Samuel Cox, the director of intelligence at the U.S. Command Siber, was quoted as saying by Reuters...

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Buddhist temples in Bangladesh Burned residents

Some Buddhist temples in Bangladesh burned hundreds of angry mobs on Sunday, September 30, 2012. Arson is thought to be triggered by the mounting anger of the photo insulting Islam on Facebook. CNN reported, the image is displayed sheets of the Koran that was half burned. No mention who pengunggahnya, but the photos are tagged to a young Buddha. According to police spokesman Bangladesh, Saleem Jahangir, not this young man who uploaded...

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Japan Enforce Penalties for Illegal Downloads on the Internet

Japan began imposing prison sentences on those who are caught downloading (download) data from the internet illegally or without permission from the copyright voter pertinent data. In addition to imprisonment, the data downloaders may also be required to pay fines. Similarly, the current policy of the Japanese government, as reported by BBC news station, 30 September 2012. Actually Japan two years ago has been declared illegal downloading...

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Moammar Gaddafi Killed French Agent?

Information about the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is still interesting to be discussed. An Italian media recently wrote that Gaddafi was killed by a French agent, not by the Libyan people. Al-Arabiya reported, Monday, October 1, 2012, the news was delivered by the Italian newspaper Corriere della Serra, citing information from a diplomat in Tripoli, Libya. He said the killer Gaddafi is probably French agent. According...

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U.S. wants Japan and China Hold Yourself matter Island Dispute

U.S. ask China and Japan refrained disputes about islands in the East China Sea. When the two Asian economic giants that fought increasingly fierce, the impact will also not good for the world. The request was conveyed indirectly by a senior official of the U.S. State Department, Kurt Campbell. He was concerned over territorial issues in East China Sea after Japan's increasingly hot yesterday officially bought the islands dispute and China sends...

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Taliban Threatens to Kill Prince Harry

Prince Harry sent back to Afghanistan to target Taliban militants. Taliban leaders have been coordinating to get this party crazy prince alive or dead. Taliban plan is to get rid of the Western powers, namely the U.S., UK and NATO from the region. Zabihullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman said the matter told Reuters by telephone. "We will use all our power to get rid of him. Either by killing, or had kidnapped her, "said Zabihullah. In fact, the...

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U.S. Ambassador Reportedly Killed in Libya Attack

U.S. ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, and three staff were killed in a rocket attack in the city of Benghazi on Tuesday night local time. He and his staff at that time was in a car. "The American ambassador and his staff were killed when three armed men fired rockets at them," said a Libyan official told Reuters on Wednesday. CNN and BBC news station also reported the same news. According to the Libyan official who was not named, Mr Stevens...

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Show off 17 Taliban Soldiers Beheaded

Taliban release video 17 Pakistani soldiers were beheaded. The soldiers were kidnapped last week. The names of the soldiers were read in the video. Taliban spokesman, Ehsanullah Ehsan, in the video it says their aim Pakistan who want to break the alliance with the United States. "We are not enemies of Pakistan and its people. Enemy we are infidels and democratic system that has oppressed us," he said in the video, as quoted by CNN, Thursday, June...

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Suicide Bombing Near NATO Headquarters, 6 people killed

Suicide bomb blast occurred near the headquarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization or NATO in Kabul, Afghanistan. The blast killed six civilians, including children. There were no casualties from NATO troops were reported killed. The blast echoed to the diplomatic area of Kabul, the central location of embassies of western countries. The blast came ahead of noon, Saturday, September 8, 2012. NATO claimed no fatalities or injuries in the...

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