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HOT SPOTS / WARS<br />
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Karzai to Announce Next Phase of Afghan Security Transition<br />
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(VOA) Afghan President Hamid Karzai is set to outline Wednesday the second<br />
phase of transferring security control from foreign to Afghan forces.<br />
President Karzai issued a statement Tuesday saying he will make the<br />
announcement at this week's loya jirga in Kabul. The meeting of more than<br />
2,000 Afghan politicians, tribal elders and community leaders begins<br />
Wednesday.<br />
http://www.voanews.com/english/news/asia/Karzai-to-Announce-Next-Phase-of-<br />
Afghan-Security-Transition-133903548.html<br />
UNITED STATES<br />
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A New Intelligence Org on Climate Change is Needed, DSB Says<br />
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(fas) The U.S. intelligence community needs an organization that can assess<br />
the impacts of climate change on U.S. national security interests in an<br />
open and collaborative manner, according to a new report from the Defense<br />
Science Board (DSB).<br />
The Director of National Intelligence should establish a new intelligence<br />
group “to concentrate on the effects of climate change on political and<br />
economic developments and their implications for U.S. national security,”<br />
said the DSB report on “Trends and Implications of Climate Change for<br />
National and International Security” (b).<br />
(a) http://www.fas.org/blog/secrecy/2011/11/dsb_climate.html<br />
(b) http://www.fas.org/irp/agency/dod/dsb/climate.pdf<br />
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CIA Sees “Little Likelihood” of Finding Docs on Secrecy Reform<br />
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(fas) There is “little likelihood” that the Central Intelligence Agency<br />
will be able to produce any records documenting the CIA’s implementation of<br />
the Fundamental Classification Guidance Review that each classifying agency<br />
is required to conduct, the Agency said last week. (b)<br />
The Fundamental Classification Guidance Review (FCGR) was ordered by<br />
President Obama in his December 2009 executive order 13526 (section 1.9) as<br />
a systematic effort to eliminate obsolete or unnecessary classification<br />
requirements. It is the Obama Administration’s primary response to the<br />
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