7 October 2013 — National Security Archive
New History of Nuclear Weapons Control (and Lack Thereof) Cites National Security Archive Documents on War Plans, Nuclear Accidents, and Command Systems
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The Snowden Affair: Web Resource Documents the Latest Firestorm over the National Security Agency
4 Septemberv 2013 — National Security Archive
National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 436
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NSA: National Security Agency Tasked with Targeting Adversaries’ Computers for Attack Since Early 1997, According to Declassified Document
26 April 2013 — NSA
“The Future of Warfare Is Warfare in Cyberspace,” NSA Declared
“Cyberspace and U.S. National Security” – New Archive Posting Explores Wide Range of U.S. Cyber Concerns, Experiences and Counter-Activities
NSA: The Thatcher-Gorbachev Conversations
12 April 2013 — National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 422
Agreement against German Unification • Encouragement on Economic Reform • Argument over Nuclear Abolition
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NSA: Chiquita Sues to Block Release of Files on Colombia Terrorist Payments
10 April 2013 — NSA
Banana Giant Fears National Security Archive “Media Campaign”
Company Says SEC Should Withhold Info on Illegal Transactions
NSA: Reading the North Korean Tea Leaves: The Perpetual Struggle to Fathom Pyongyang’s Motives and Goals
11 April 2013 — NSA
“Brinkmanship” Seen As a “Mainstay of the North’s Negotiating Repertoire,” Say State Department Records
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Freedom of Information Follies: FOIA Reviewers Declassify Same Rwanda Document Four Times, Creating New Secrets Each Time
3 April, 2013 — National Security Archive
Freedom of Information Follies: FOIA Reviewers Declassify Same Rwanda Document Four Times, Creating New Secrets Each Time
National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 420
NSA: The Iraq War Ten Years After
19 March 2013 — National Security Archive
Declassified Documents Show Failed Intelligence, Policy Ad Hockery, Propaganda-Driven Decisionmaking
National Security Archive Publishes “Essential” Primary Sources on Operation Iraqi Freedom
NSA: Guatemalan Genocide on Trial
013 — National Security Archive
Court case begins today against former dictator Rios Montt
30-year struggle for justice leads to landmark prosecution
NSA: Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan Was Not a Grand Design But a Grand Entanglement Resulting from Faulty Intelligence, Excessive Secrecy…
21 December, 2012 — National Security Archive
…and a Paralyzed Leadership, According to Conference of Former Decision-Makers
Proceedings from 1995 Conference Reveal Soviet Motivations and U.S. Internal Reactions to Soviet Move
NSA: The Jonathan Pollard Spy Case: The CIA’s 1987 Damage Assessment Declassified
14 December, 2012 — National Security Archive
New Details on What Secrets Israel Asked Pollard to Steal
CIA Withholding Overturned on Appeal by National Security Archive
Black Agenda Report November 22, 2012 — Is Israeli Apartheid OK? Susan Rice & Humanitarian Intervention
21 November 2012 — Black Agenda Report
This week in Black Agenda Report
Global Competition and Deterioration of U.S.-Soviet Relations, 1977-1980
12 November, 2012 — National Security Archive
Third World Competition Damaged Superpower Relations at Pivotal Moment, According to Conference of Former Decision-Makers
Declassified 1964 National Intelligence Estimate Predicts India’s Bomb But Not Israel’s
6 November, 2012 — National Security Archive
New Release Reports Country-by-Country Nuclear Capabilities, Fresh Data on Global Proliferation Trends in Mid-1960s
Mikoyan’s “Mission Impossible” in Cuba: New Soviet Evidence on the Cuban Missile Crisis
27 October, 2012 — National Security Archive
Edited by Svetlana Savranskaya, Anna Melyakova and Amanda Conrad
Anatoly S. Chernayev Diary, 1972
25 May 2012 — National Security Archive
Soviet government official Anatoly Chernyaev records an insider’s view of the Brezhnev era
Video: Conflict in Syria is a Civil War
18 March 2012 — The Real News Network
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National Security Archive: That 3 A.M. Phone Call…
1 March 2012 — National Security Archive
Zbigniew Brzezinski Received 3 a.m. Phone Call Warning of Incoming Nuclear Attack
Declassified Documents Shed Light on Soviet Diplomatic Reactions and Internal Pentagon Review
Secretary of Defense Advised President Carter that “We Must Be Prepared for the Possibility [of] Another False Alert” but “Human Safeguards” Would Prevent a Crisis
CIA won’t disclose involvement in OWS crackdowns — RT
21 December 2011 — CIA won’t disclose involvement in OWS crackdowns — RT
With demonstrators suspecting governmental assistance in the crackdowns clobbering Occupy Wall Street encampments, the CIA is trying to distance itself from divulging any incriminating evidence regarding their role in the raids.
National Security Archive: Finally released – CIA History of DCI William Colby
28 October 2011 — National Security Archive
Finally Qualifies as “Non-Secret”
CIA Director Distinguishes “bad”/”good”/”lesser” and “non-secrets”
Colby Bio-Documentary Opens in Washington October 28
For more information contact: John Prados – 202/994-7000
Washington, D.C., October 28, 2011 – CIA director William Colby rebuffed criticisms from senior Agency operators about disclosure of CIA misdeeds by describing the difference between “bad secrets,” “non-secrets,” “good secrets” and “lesser” secrets, according to a previously SECRET internal CIA history of the Colby tenure, published today on the Web by the National Security Archive at George Washington University (http://www.nsarchive.org).
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