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| Nuclear Terrorism: A Clear Danger New York Times Terrorists exploit gaps in security. The current global regime for protecting the nuclear materials that terrorists desire for their ultimate weapon is far from seamless. It is based largely on unaccountable, voluntary arrangements that are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Italian police arrest terrorism suspect The Associated Press Brescia Police Chief Lucio Carluccio said anti-terrorism investigators identified the suspect from Internet traffic, including a Facebook page on how to assemble explosives and references in other contexts to holy war, or jihad, a term often used by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Azerbaijan: 22 Held as Iranian Agents in a Terrorism Plot, Officials Say New York Times Security services in Azerbaijan have arrested 22 people they say were hired by Iran to carry out terrorist attacks against the United States and Israeli embassies as well as groups and companies with Western ties. The national security ministry said ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| COUNTER-TERRORISM: Europeans Are More Flexible Strategy Page The captives were believed held by Islamic terrorists affiliated with the Nigerian Boko Haram (a Taliban-like group) that has been causing a lot of problems in northern Nigeria. Italy was informed of the raid as it was underway, but that gave Italy no ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Israel Accuses Iran of Fueling Terrorism in Gaza RIA Novosti Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blatantly accused Iran of being a source of terrorism and violence in Gaza Strip. "You must realize that the main source of terror coming from Gaza is not Palestinians, but Iran," Netanyahu said addressing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Italian, British police arrest terrorism suspects Reuters India MILAN (Reuters) - Italian and British anti-terrorism police arrested two people on Thursday, a woman in London and a Moroccan man living in northern Italy who officials said may have been planning an attack on a Milan synagogue. Neither was named. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Afghan narco-terrorist, Taliban associate convicted by U.S. jury Examiner.com An Afghan narco-terrorist with suspected ties to the Taliban was convicted in a Washington, DC, courtroom by a federal jury on Tuesday. Haji Bagcho was found guilty of conspiracy, smuggling heroin into the United States, and narco-terrorism, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Seeking justice for terrorists Jerusalem Post By REUTERS This past week, The Jerusalem Post reported that a bipartisan group of 52 members of Congress sent a letter to US Attorney-General Eric Holder, calling on him to prosecute Palestinian terrorists responsible for killing and maiming Americans ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| SAF military games day 2: India vs. Pakistan, rivalry continues with terrorists SportPulse.net Terrorist groups in South Asia have also announced a SAFT (South Asian Federation of Terrorists) on today. They also announced SAFT games to be held from tomorrow. The spokesperson, Santosh Shahid Ajantha Kumar Iqbal, said that "Namaste, Salam, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Govt confronting terrorism threats: Rana - The Frontier Post By admin Govt confronting terrorism threats: Rana. Posted on March 15, 2012. LAHORE (INP): Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah has said that giving protection to public lives and properties is among the top priorities of the Provincial government ... FRONTIERPOST.COM | Latest news,... | ||
| Linking extreme poverty to terrorism | Humanosphere By Tom Paulson Linking extreme poverty to terrorism. I'm not sure why this always needs to be explained, that there is a link between people being disenfranchised and people taking up arms to revolt, but here is one such explanation. jiffy-icon; Source: ... Humanosphere |
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