Bruce Bawer: Inside the Mind of the Oslo Murderer
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Guantánamo detainee Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani cleared of 284 terror charges
A US jury finds former Guantánamo detainee Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani not guilty on all but one count in the African embassy bombings of 1998 guardian.co.uk Barack Obama's plans to try accused terrorists in civilian courts experienced a major setback last night when the first former Guantánamo detainee to be tried in one was convicted on just one of 285 charges over the 1998 attack on US embassies in
US lists Iran group Jundullah as terrorists
The US has announced it is designating the Iranian militant group Jundullah as a terrorist organisation. The state department said Jundullah had killed and maimed scores of Iranian civilians and government officials since its inception in 2003. The group says it wants Iran to respect the human rights, culture and faith of the ethnic Baluch people. It said it was behind a mosque bombing in the city
Pakistan intelligence services 'aided Mumbai terror attacks'
A 109-page report into the interrogation of key suspect David Headley, a Pakistani-American militant arrested last year and detained in the US, makes detailed claims of ISI support for the bombings. Under questioning, Headley described dozens of meetings between officers of the main Pakistani military intelligence service, the ISI, and senior militants from the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) group responsi
Times Square bomb plotter sentenced to life in prison
"Muslims don't abide by human laws," Shahzad said in court The man convicted of an attempted car bomb attack in New York's Times Square has been sentenced to life in prison. Faisal Shahzad, a Pakistani-born US citizen, pleaded guilty in June to 10 weapons and terrorism charges. At his sentencing in Manhattan, Shahzad told the judge "war with the Muslims has just begun", with the US facing "imminen
More nations issue warnings over Europe terror plot
More governments have joined the US and UK in issuing travel warnings to their citizens about travelling in Europe, amid fears that al-Qaeda plans to attack cities on the continent. Sweden and Japan urged their nationals to be vigilant when using public transport or visiting tourist sites. Security sources warned last week of potential plots on the scale of the Mumbai attacks in 2008. US authoriti
Britain upgrades European travel advice due to rise in terror threat
The new advice comes after British security and intelligence sources said last week that a plot to launch "commando-style" attacks on Britain, France, and Germany had been intercepted and foiled by drone attacks on militants based in Pakistan. The foreign office is warning that "attacks could be indiscriminate, including in places frequented by expatriates and foreign travellers". The move follows
MI5 warns Britain facing double terrorism threat
MI5 today announced there was a "strong possibility" of an attack on the British mainland by dissident Irish republican terrorists, in addition to the continuing risk of al-Qaida-inspired terrorism. The Guardian has learned of three reasons that have led the domestic intelligence agency to raise the threat level from moderate to substantial. There is growing concern over the sophistication of atta
Irish terror attack a 'strong possibility'
The threat level to Britain from Irish-related terrorism has been raised from moderate to substantial. Home Secretary Theresa May said it meant an attack was a "strong possibility". It was the first time this threat level had been published, the Home Office confirmed. The head of security service MI5 warned last week that dissident republicans opposed to British rule in Northern Ireland could stri
Murray Sayle: Terror and television
Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in Murray Sayle: Terror and televisionThe great reporter Murray Sayle died last weekend. Here, in an article written in the cataclysmic aftermath of 11 September 2001, he recalls another monumental day – and his experience as an eyewit
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