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How legitimate are the proliferation concerns surrounding the potential licensing of laser-enrichment technology for commercial use later this month?
Tags: RUSI Newsbrief, Global Security Issues, International Institutions, TechnologyThe IAEA's latest report shows that Iran has greatly upgraded its uranium enrichment capacity. Some argue that Iran is poised to enter a "zone of immunity". But what does this mean, and is it a useful concept?
Tags: Global Security Issues, Technology, Middle East and North AfricaMargaret Gilmore
Proposals by the government to allow law enforcement officers greater access to communications data will draw understandable criticism from privacy campaigners. However the draft Bill ensures a tighter scrutiny and oversight of such powers while providing an essential tool for police and counter-terrorism agencies.
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