The LatestNational Security Coverage from FP

The Latest from FP 10/2

• Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu lashes out on Iran at the U.N.
• International disarmament experts arrive in Syria
• Egypt’s repeat Brotherhood Ban
• Gulf charities and Syrian sectarianism
• A new wave of car bombings hits Baghdad
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  • Pre-Existing Condition - By David Rothkopf
  • How Congress Screwed Up America's Security Clearance System - By Rebecca LaFlure
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