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Syria: UN Security Council 'to vote on resolution' - BBC News

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Syria: UN Security Council 'to vote on resolution' BBC News The UN Security Council is expected to vote later on Saturday on a resolution backing an Arab League peace plan for Syria, amid reports of more than 200 people killed by shelling in Homs. The draft resolution calls on President Bashar al-Assad to hand ... Diplomat: UN Security Council meeting Saturday morning to consider Syria ...Washington Post UN Security Council To Meet On SyriaKXLY Spokane UN security council to vote on Syria resolution todayHindustan Times all 2,991 news articles »

Deadly soccer riot, clashes highlight security vacuum in Egypt a year after ... - Washington Post

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Deadly soccer riot, clashes highlight security vacuum in Egypt a year after ... Washington Post CAIRO — Protesters filled the streets and clashed for a second day Friday with police who fired tear gas and birdshot in Cairo, as a deadly soccer riot focused rising public anger over lawlessness and collapsing security a year after Egypt's uprising. Security Head Fired After 74 Killed in Soccer ViolenceAllAfrica.com Egyptians Protest Security Failure That Caused Soccer DisasterVoice of America Security forces under attack over football riot carnageScotsman Irish Times -Monsters and Critics.com all 6,056 news articles »

Security cameras trained on Super Bowl crowds from street, sky - WISH

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Security cameras trained on Super Bowl crowds from street, sky WISH INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Super Bowl XLVI is the most technologically advanced Super Bowl yet when it comes to security, public safety officials said. The 1000 public safety officials out on the streets aren't the only eyes watching you. Indianapolis safe as Super Bowl approachesKRMG Students Warned: No Super Bowl Rowdiness, Or ElseWCVB-TV all 16,240 news articles »

military to get secure Android phones - CNN

military to get secure Android phones CNN Currently, the United States doesn't allow government workers or soldiers to use smartphones for sending classified messages because the devices have not met security certifications. Officials have said they worry that hackers or rogue apps could tap ... and more »