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Terror leader Osama bin Laden will release a new Internet message dealing with Israel and the Palestinians, a terrorism monitoring group said Thursday.
Painting a picture of the future Middle East as a place of tolerace and integration,President Bush told the Israeli Parliament today that the United States would stand by Israel in its fight against ...
Al-Qa'eda sympathisers are threatening to attack the Euro 2008 football tournament next month, according to Swiss police.
Senator John McCain spoke in Columbus, Ohio on Thursday. Updated 10:59 a.m. COLUMBUS, Ohio - Senator John McCain declared on Thursday that most American troops will be home from Iraq by 2013 and that Iraq will ...
In comments apparently directed at the likely Democratic nominee, President Bush jumped full force into the presidential contest today, telling the Israeli Knesset in Jerusalem that any U.S. foreign policy ...
Curfew was lifted Wednesday evening from Jaipur's terror-hit walled city as the traumatised Rajasthan capital limped back to normalcy after its first bomb attacks left 63 people dead and 216 injured.
"It feels right, in that if they were the ones providing the funding, they are responsible. I was very upset when I heard the bank had sent money to Iran."
American victims of terrorist attacks in Israel have filed a lawsuit seeking more than $500 million from UBS AG, saying the Swiss bank made it possible for Iran to fund the terrorists. via WHDH
"The blasts are part of a big conspiracy"
Bombs ripped through crowded parts of this ancient city in western India on Tuesday, killing 60 people and wounding 150, police said. The seven explosions in Jaipur took place in markets and several other areas of the city in Rajasthan, a region dotted with palaces and temples that draws hundreds of thousands of tourists every year, said A.S. Gill, the state's police chief.
"Obviously, it's a terrorist plot," he told reporters. "The way it has been done, the attempt was to cause the maximum damage to human life." Read more
Soldiers deployed throughout the mountains overlooking the capital Monday after at least 11 people were killed in clashes between government supporters and opponents in the area, security officials and ...
A major international arms dealer -- Viktor Bout, a/k/a Boris, a/k/a Victor Anatoliyevich Bout, a/k/a Victor But, a/k/a Viktor Budd, a/k/a Viktor Butt, a/k/a Viktor Bulakin, a/k/a Vadim Markovich Aminov -- was ...