OSAC Daily News Ticker To ensure that American corporate and university/college security executives receive timely and up-to-date information on foreign events and/or documents, OSAC's analytical staff will post news items reported in global on-line sources by 8:30 AM (EDT) and update the items throughout each business day. <div id="thisDiv" style="position:relative;width:500; height:22;overflow:hidden; margin:0px;"> <div id="spage" style="position:relative; width:500; height:22; background: #EEEEEE; overflow:hidden;text-align : center; vertical-align : middle;color: blue;">News Feed Temporarily Unavailable</div> <script language="javascript" src="https://web.archive.org/all/20040607020919js_/http://www.ds-osac.org/headline.js"></script> </div> It's very easy to include OSAC's news ticker on your site. Copy the code in the form box above. If you have a development department, give the code to them. If you develop your site yourself, then copy the code and paste it into your website where you would like it to go. That's it! The rest is automated with our systems. The ticker will update every morning between 0845 and 0900 EST.		Mail This Page to a Friend   Site Map   Send Us Comments!  Latest News Afghanistan Afghan Militant Attacks 'Increase' more  Philippines Arroyo 'Wins Presidential Poll' more  Bangladesh Bangladeshi Bus Fire Kills Nine more  Brazil Bloodbath Fears at Second Rio Jail more  Caribbean Caribbean Floods' Dead, Missing Top 3,300 more  Russia Explosion of Russian Oil Station more  Iraq Iraq Gunmen Kill Foreigner in Convoy Attack more  Australia, North Korea and South Korea Koreas to Open New Transport Link more  Ecuador Protest Blocks Tour Boats From Galapagos more  South Asia and South East Asia Rumsfeld Urges More Asia Involvement in Terror War more  Saudi Arabia Saudi Terror Fear Rattles Foreigners more  Saudi Arabia Saudis Told to Inform on Plotters more  Montenegro (Former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) and Serbia-Kosovo (Former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) Serb Boy Killed in Apparent New Bid to Rock Kosovo more  Saudi Arabia Shoot-out Reported in Saudi City more  Pakistan Strike Shuts Down Tense Karachi more  Sudan UN Workers 'Kidnapped' in Darfur more  West Africa US Navy 'Plans W Africa Exercise' more  France War Veterans Recall D-Day in France, Security Tight more  This box reflects information last updated on 5 June 2004.