Terrorism

First man tried in Canada under United Nations Act claims he confessed under duress The first man in Canada on trial under the United Nations Act for trying to supply parts for Iran’s nuclear program […] […]

The head of an appeal panel has questioned a trial judge’s decision to strike down a key component of Canada’s anti-terrorism legislation on the grounds it could strengthen prejudice against Muslims and subject them to […] […]

BANGKOK—Bangkok is burning tonight after the Thai military overran the anti-government Red Shirts protest site, set protestors scattering and took custody of all of the movement’s main leaders following their surrender. As a government-ordered curfew […] […]

AN Associated Press photographer has seen three foreign journalists shot during the army operation in central Bangkok, and says one appears dead. The photographer saw the three at a hospital today, a few hours after […] […]

BANGKOK—Clouds of thick black smoke shrouded central Bangkok on Wednesday morning, and the sound of live gunfire echoed from the main anti-government protest site, as the government’s final assault began. Thai troops broke down barriers […] […]

A SUICIDE car bomber has attacked a NATO convoy in Kabul killing 18 people, including five US soldiers, a Canadian soldier and 12 civilians in the deadliest strike on the capital in over a year. […] […]

FAISAL Shahzad, the man accused of attempting to detonate a car bomb in New York City’s Times Square, was expected to appear in Manhattan federal court today, the US Attorney for the Southern District of […] […]

KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, AFGHANISTAN – Canada suffered its highest-ranking casualty of the war in Afghanistan in Tuesday’s massive morning suicide attack in Kabul, the military has confirmed. Col. Geoff Parker, 42, born and raised in Oakville, […] […]

Two men declared by a judge to be a threat to national security today won the right to stay in the country. The same immigration judge said although he accepted one of them was an […] […]

A SENIOR al-Qaeda militant was allegedly planning an attack against the football World Cup which kicks off in South Africa next month. The 30-year-old Saudi national, who was arrested two weeks ago, had been in […] […]