Partnership with Mirion gives full range of radiation detection technologies

09:29 - Agni II, developed by the DRDO, underwent successful testing today off the coast of Odisha

A UK woman who claims to be a Roman Catholic nun has been convicted of sending white powder threats to leading political figures including Nick Clegg, who she accused of being a 'devil worshipping freemason'. Further details on Bioprepwatch ...

Syrian turmoil generates unprecedented demand for gas masks in Israel

15:54 - Syria declares ownership of WMD on state television, as well as a willingness to use them against foreign attack.

Trip wires, jars of liquid and ammunition piled up at home of James Holmes, the alleged gunman in Colorado cinema assault

The contract incorporates an existing interim contract which has been in operation since January 2012

Milford, Delaware: Workers at a Clam processing plant, Sea Watch International, started their day with a severe shock when leaking chemical munitions were found on the assembly line. 6 people required medical treatment and 2 military assessment teams from teh US Army 20th Support Command are

This three-day, non-credit short-course is designed to introduce participants to the challenges facing the world at the intersection of biodefense and public health. See main articlefor

The forthcoming PHEMCE implementation plan will spell out how programs and initiatives will be prioritised

North Korea to enhance its nuclear defence capability

ColPro Inc., introduces “the BioDome”, the first self contained Chemical & Biological Protective Shelter System (US Utility Patented) which has

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Mediating historical fact with current speculation

Naoko Kikuchi was one of two remaining suspects wanted after the subway attack in1995

CBRNE soldiers pushed to limit during Best Warrior Competition

A Royal Air Force airbase located in northern Scotland may be contaminated with mustard agent.

Issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Chicago on 20 May 2012

al-Awlaki calls (posthumously) for chemical and biological strikes against the West

We have had our attention directed towards a news story today that a capsule of nerve agent has been found at a Scrap yard in Russia. Russian security services confirmed on Monday media reports that a capsule believed to contain the extremely toxic nerve agent sarin had been discovered in the

North Korea and US in talks for the first time since the rise of Kim Jong-un.

Tensions mount as the Argentine government accuses the UK of “militarising” the South Atlantic.

Looking at the potential duality of H5N1 research use.

Did you catch the NTI Security Index webcast? If not, here's a summary...

Smiths Detection, perhaps in timely response to the attempted ass-assassination of Prince bin Nayaf (see below) announced that their B-Scan provided fast, non-intrusive internal and external search for hidden weapons and other contraband. The device uses a smaller dose that backscatter x-ray

Russia clained that nearly half of their chemical weapons stockpile has been destroyed. Itar-Tass announced that the Ministry for Trade and Industry had destroyed 19,300 tons of chemical weapons and that two more facilities were going to be commissioned shortly. Under the OCPW Russia needs to

Lee Sang-woo, chief of the South Korean Presidential Committee on Defence Advancement said that South Korea needed to to 'secure weapons capable of incapacitating the North’s WMD.” Sang-woo went on to say that South Korea needed the precision attack systems capable of defeating North Korea’s

There have been signs of increased CBRN defence capability towards a, currently, nebulous (but no doubt intelligence driven) threat, but a Summit in Herzloya has perhaps given a further insight into their concerns. Brig.-Gen. (Res.) Nitzan Nuriel, director of the National Security Council's

The Netherlands was expected to press that the International Criminal Court expanded its definition of war crimes to include the use of CB weapons. The Netherlands was backing a Belgian measure to include chemical and biological weapons in War Crimes, as opposed to a Mexican proposal that

The US Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee approved a bill intended to improve security at the nations biological research facilities. The panel voted 8-1 in favour of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Prevention and Preparedness Act of 2009, it is not apparent when the

Delhi Police Commissioner Y.S. Dadwal was breezily confident when discussing the preparations for the international 'Commonwealth Games’ in 2010: “'Delhi has successfully organized various international meets. […] Not only [for the] Games but we are looking at the security of the city