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Somalia Declared World's No. 1 Failed State, Terrorism Cited ABC News 1 for the fourth year in a row, due to a combination of "widespread lawlessness, ineffective government, terrorism, insurgency, crime, abysmal development and piracy." Somalia was also named an area of focus of the White House's new counter terrorism ... See all stories on this topic » ABC News

Terrorism: Sitting On the Problem Vanguard By Ikeddy ISIGUZOChairman Editorial Board SECURITY – everyone now talks about it, everyone seems to know what it is, everyone seems not to know what to do as the fear of the known dominates the land. Once, we dreaded armed robbers, kidnappers and a few ... See all stories on this topic »

Pakistan, UK pledge to combat terrorism DailyIndia.com Both leaders agreed that terrorism was a menace that needed to be combatted by both countries. The Nation quoted President Zardari's spokesperson Farhatullah Babar, as saying: "Pakistan and the United Kingdom have agreed to prepare a comprehensive plan ... See all stories on this topic »

Rangers killing case: Terrorism judge to rule on whether case should be ... The Express Tribune Salik, the brother of Sarfaraz Shah who was shot dead by the Rangers on June 8, serves his mother Manzoor Fatima water at the anti-terrorism court on Friday. PHOTO: ATHAR KHAN/EXPRESS The judge hearing the Sarfraz Shah murder case is expected to ... See all stories on this topic » The Express Tribune

Iranian Government Holds Terrorism Conference Voice of America The Iranian government's unfounded diatribes against the United States and its allies on the subject of terrorism are cynical attempts to disguise its own abysmal record. Photo: AP During the two-day conference, Iran's Supreme leader Ali Khamenei took ... See all stories on this topic »

Terrorism warning as Pakistan's nuclear weapons store grows New Zealand Herald By Rahul Bedi Pakistan has almost as many nuclear weapons as its neighbour and rival India, and fears are increasing that some of its arms may fall into the hands of terrorists. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute says in a report ... See all stories on this topic »

Senate Confirms Cohen To Oversee Sanctions, Counter-Terrorism Finance Wall Street Journal (blog) By Joe Palazzolo The US Senate Thursday confirmed David Cohen to be undersecretary for terrorism and financial crimes by unanimous consent, Dow Jones reported. Cohen had been serving as acting undersecretary since February, after the departure of ... See all stories on this topic »

In U.S., terrorism cases on upswing, FBI says The Republic Terrorism analysts say such individuals have been involved in many of the Islamic terrorism cases prosecuted by the Justice Department in recent years. And they caution that the United States is in a period of heightened risk for such plots, ... See all stories on this topic »

Experts say terrorism less of a threat to US The Associated Press (AP) — Terrorism experts say terrorism is now less of a threat to the United States because of increased vigilance. Former national intelligence director John Negroponte said Thursday during the Aspen Institute's Aspen Ideas Festival that the United ... See all stories on this topic »

Blogs 4 new results for terrorism

T. Boone Terrorism: Droughts Pit Natural Gas Industry Against ... By jcwinnie Speaking of less water, Travis Waldron has a fine observation on irresponsible action by fossil fuel companies, specifically drillers using Billions of Gallons of Potable Water for fracking. Where? In Drought-Stricken Texas, of course. The Energy Collective - The world's...

Paul Heroux: Terrorism Where We Least Expect It By Paul Heroux President Bush used to say that terrorists hate freedom. Actually, terrorists use freedom, need freedom and have exploited freedom. The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed

S. Fla. Imams Accused Of Terrorism Seek Bail Again « CBS Miami By cbs4yassin Two Muslim clerics accused of providing financial support to the Pakistani Taliban terrorist group are again seeking release on bail. CBS Miami

Muslim clerics tied to terrorism again seek bail | The Associated ... By The Associated Press Two Muslim clerics accused of providing financial support to the Pakistani Taliban terrorist group are again seeking release on bail. A hearing was set Friday in Miami federal court for 76-year-old Hafiz Muhammad Sher Ali Khan and his ... Examiner RSS

Web 2 new results for terrorism

Iran: Iran slams U.S. at terrorism-fighting conference - Los ... A battered Peugeot sedan greeted visitors Saturday to a conference hall in north Tehran. "Professor Massoud Ali Mohammadi, martyred in front of his house," ... articles.latimes.com/2011/jun/.../la-fg-iran-terrorism-2011062...

Human rights concerns persist in new anti-terrorism sanctions ... An independent United Nations human rights expert today said that the new procedure adopted by the Security Council on the listing of individuals and ... www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=38889

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