INTELLIGENCE
FEBRUARY 25 2009 21:44h
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The first economic intelligence document was prepared for Obama on Wednesday, Panetta told reporters.
Panetta said it was important to know whether the global recession, particularly in countries such as China and Russia -- as well as regions like Latin America -- was "affecting the foreign policies of those countries."
The first economic intelligence document was prepared for Obama on Wednesday, Panetta told reporters.
The world economic crisis has become the biggest near-term U.S. security concern, displacing terrorism, U.S. intelligence agencies told Congress this month.
The annual threat assessment produced by the Office of the Director of National intelligence said a quarter of countries around the globe had already experienced at least "low-level" political instability, such as government changes, linked to the economy.
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