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OSAC Regional Analysis Bulletin (September 18, 2012)
Europe > Germany > Berlin; Near East > Libya > Tripoli; South Central Asia > Pakistan > Islamabad
9/18/2012
Please find the latest edition of the OSAC Regional Analysis Bulletin (RAB). This week's bulletin contains articles highlighting the attack on the U.S. Consulate Benghazi, an incident report from the U.S. Embassy Berlin, and information on possible protests against U.S. companies in Pakistan.
False Alarm at U.S. Embassy Berlin
Europe > Germany > Berlin
9/14/2012
A possible chemical-biological incident was reported by the U.S. Embassy Berlin on September 13. However, subsequent investigation revealed that no dangerous compounds were present.
Major Events Monthly (July/August 2012)
Europe > United Kingdom > London; Western Hemisphere > Brazil > Rio de Janeiro
9/7/2012
The Major Events Monthly is designed to provide information relevant to upcoming major events through OSAC reports and synopses of open source media. The publication is intended to keep interested constituents informed of relevant issues regarding planning, logistics, and security for major events.
Fighting Crime in France
Europe > France
8/22/2012
This September, the French Interior Ministry will launch a program aimed at cracking down on crime in 15 of the most crime-stricken departments in France. The effort, dubbed Priority Security Zones (PSZ), was announced only days before riots broke out in one of the targeted areas. The program, modeled after a crime-fighting strategy used in the U.S. in the 1990s, has the potential to reduce crime in France’s most afflicted cities.
OSAC Regional Analysis Bulletin (August 21, 2012)
Europe > France; Europe > Italy; Near East > Yemen > Sanaa; Western Hemisphere > Haiti > Port-au-Prince
8/21/2012
Please find the latest edition of the OSAC Regional Analysis Bulletin (RAB). This week’s bulletin contains articles highlighting recent skirmishes between various Yemeni military units, new exploits revealed at the BlackHat USA conference, and the continued threat of kidnapping in Port-au-Prince.

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