Articles Tagged with ''international security news''

The island nation has hired nearly 300 additional security personnel to ensure bank safety during the national reopening. 

Business-owned cameras in Canada must meet several privacy requirements, including posted signs indicating that the camera is filming, along with why and who to contact about the video. 

The new decree establishes a structure for national cyber security, including units for emergency management and a permanent support unit.

Nearly 700 tons of gold bars will be returned to the Bundesbank in Frankfurt, Germany, after it was stored abroad for protection during the Cold War. 

Following a brutal school stabbing, Chinese schools are being ordered to hire trained security officers, despite some ambiguity in addressing funding concerns. 

In response to the September attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, the Senate has passed a measure to add 1,000 Marines to embassy security forces, nearly doubling the size of the force in 130 countries.

After Greenpeace activists broke into two Swedish nuclear power plants, the Swedish Environment Minister says it is clear that the plants' external security did not function. 

A 2,000-worker riot on Sunday at the facility was allegedly sparked by a brawl between a few security officers and assembly-line workers.

Security was increased at U.S. embassies and consulates around the world following an attack that killed the U.S. ambassador in Libya.

A former security officer at a U.S. consulate in China pleaded guilty to attempting to pass secrets about the building's security systems to a Chinese spy agency.