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Terrorism planning for Fraser government imagined hostage taking, political ... The Australian THE Fraser government assumed any terror attack on Australian soil would be politically motivated with counter-terrorism chiefs planning mainly for hostage-type situations. Cabinet minutes of 30 years ago cast the terror threat in a wholly different ... See all stories on this topic »

PKK finances terrorism through drug trafficking Today's Zaman (PHOTOS SUNDAY'S ZAMAN) The terrorist Kurdish Communities Union (KCK) and its armed wing, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), have entered the ranks of the world's biggest drug cartels, narcotics operations in recent years show. ... See all stories on this topic » Today's Zaman

Gilani for defeating terrorism through best ideas Associated Press of Pakistan LAHORE, Nov 12 (APP): Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Saturday said that terrorism and extremism were actually the war of ideas, which could effectively be defeated through best ideas.He was addressing the Aitchison College's 125th Founder Day ... See all stories on this topic » Associated Press of Pakistan

German authorities concerned about homegrown, right-wing terrorism Deutsche Welle A series of apparently ethnically motivated murders has the German authorities worried that homegrown, right-wing terrorism could be more widespread and better organized than previously believed. A string of murders allegedly committed by a trio of ... See all stories on this topic »

GOP plays politics with terrorism Baltimore Sun (blog) Specifically, Congress is considering taking terrorist-related prosecutions out of the legal system and handing them off to the Pentagon. The Pentagon leadership, civilian and military alike, does not want to be given the roles now performed by the ... See all stories on this topic »

Seven killed in terrorist attack in Kazakhstan RT The Prosecution has officially classified the incident as a terrorist attack. The suicide blast and shootout happened in Kazakhstan's southern city of Taraz on Saturday. Seven people, including five policemen were killed. Officials said a robber raided ... See all stories on this topic »

Two terrorists out of jail Sydney Morning Herald Two men sentenced in Australia's first major terrorism case were released on parole last week and are back on the streets of Melbourne. But police fear Aimen Joud and Ahmed Raad still pose a threat because they have shown no signs of giving up their ... See all stories on this topic »

Terrorism suspect faces new charges in connection to bomb plot Examiner.com The six-count superseding indictment specifically alleges that on July 27, 2011, the 21-year old terrorism suspect unlawfully attempted to create and detonate a bomb in an attempt to kill, with pre-meditation and malice aforethought, members of the ... See all stories on this topic »

India— a victim of terrorism or a supporter of it? Kashmir Dispatch In his keynote address, the former ambassador to Kazakhstan, Mr Rajiv Skiri, said: "The foreign backed war has turned Afghanistan into a global epicentre of terrorism and leader in exporting drugs to the world." In an International Conference conducted ... See all stories on this topic »

Newest threat: TSA warns terrorists could be targeting buses for holiday ... Daily Mail By Michael Zennie Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups could be targeting buses around the nation because they are easier to attack than airplanes, according to the Transportation Security Administration. Just before the beginning of the holiday travel ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

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Oliver North's '80s Counter-Terrorism Efforts vs. Gaddafi Instructive ... By Kevin Mooney +Gaddafi+Instructive+to+Post-9%2F11+Era+2011-11-12+18%3A50%3A29Kevin+Mooneyhttp%3A%2F%2Fbigpeace.com%2F%3Fp%3D176388. Graphic images of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's dead, broken body captured on video after ... Big Peace

EXCLUSIVE: Funders Behind NYPD's Mysterious Private 'Counter ... By Eli Clifton When the New York City police department (NYPD) wanted to bring a terrorism expert on board in 2008 to teach about homegrown terror, it turned to Marc Sageman, a well-regarded terrorism expert who works at a right-leaning think tank. ... LobeLog.com

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