Eva Galperin

Electronic Frontier Foundation

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Global policy analyst at the Electronic Frontier Foundation 

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Since the Charlie Hebdo murders 10 months ago, France has been on high alert against possible terror.

Cracking the Code on Terror

Since the Charlie Hebdo murders 10 months ago, France has been on high alert against possible terror.

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Syria’s al-Assad regime has superior military resources, but it hasn’t been able to stop the assaults of rebel forces in the suburbs of the capitol city, Damascus.

The Crisis in Syria and Possible US Involvement

Syria’s al-Assad regime has superior military resources, but it hasn’t been able to stop the assaults of rebel forces in the suburbs of the capitol city, Damascus.

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