Serbian criminals assault the state

Article Abstract:

Serbia witnessed a series of killings of individuals involved in SerbiaEs organized crime networks and state security organizations, as rival criminal groups were fighting for supremacy in the state. Zoran Djindjic, the prime minister of Serbia was assassinated on 12 March 2002, as he was about to crack down on organized crime groups that penetrated to the core of the Serbian state.

Analysis, Criminal behavior, Criminal behaviour, Criminal attempt

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Japan as a post-reactive state?

Article Abstract:

Japan has financial resources and it desires a global environment in which it can safely and profitably invest. Some policy makers are trying to aid the process, to give Japan a more tactical freedom in its Northeast Asian diplomacy.

Financial management, Evaluation, Company investment, Investments, Economic conditions

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Japanese SIGNT takes off

Article Abstract:

Japan has made substantial investments in time and money to develop its airborne signals intelligence capability. The intelligence aircraft monitor the Sea of Japan amd the East China Sea.

Intelligence service, Reconnaissance aircraft

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