Terrorism

One of three men on trial as a result of an MI5 operation against an alleged Real IRA gun smuggling plot has been remanded in custody on further charges. Dermot Declan Gregory, 42, from Concession […] […]

A man who posed as the leader of a British offshoot of al Qaida and called for the deaths of Gordon Brown and Tony Blair has pleaded guilty to a string of terrorist offences. Ishaq […] […]

THE United States says it has evidence that the Taliban was behind the failed attempt to detonate a car bomb in the heart of New York. THE United States says it has evidence that the Taliban […] […]

GUANTANAMO BAY U.S. NAVAL BASE–U.S. interrogators tried to scare a young Canadian prisoner by making up a story about a skinny little Muslim gang-raped by black men at an American prison, an interrogator testified in […] […]

5 May 2010 – A United Nations envoy today reiterated her call for the immediate release of the last child soldier still being held in Guantanamo Bay, voicing concern that his case has been brought […] […]

The Pakistani-American accused of a failed car bombing in Times Square is believed to have worked alone on the plot, authorities have said. They said they have yet to find a wider link from suspect […] […]

A U.S. citizen has been arrested in the Times Square bombing probe, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced early Tuesday. Faisal Shahzad was arrested at JFK airport in New York as he prepared to board […] […]

A Connecticut man was being sought Monday in the failed plot to blow up a bomb-laden SUV in Times Square, sources said. This “person of interest” bought the 1993 Nissan Pathfinder that was abandoned with […] […]

Investigators have spoken to the registered owner of a vehicle used as a homemade car bomb in a failed attack in New York, US police officials said. But they would not say what they learned […] […]

MI5 warned today that disclosing why it failed to investigate the ringleader of the July 7 attacks could give al Qaida plotters an “invaluable weapon”. Bereaved families want to use the forthcoming inquests into the […] […]