Knife crime 'overtakes terrorism as top priority for Met' (Times Online)
Knife crime has overtaken terrorism as the top priority for the Metropolitan Police as one of Britain’s most senior officers admitted that the fight to stop teenagers carrying weapons was not working.
Terrorism Is A Social Problem, Not A Mental Health Or Criminal Problem (Medical News Today)
There is no evidence that young terrorists are mentally ill, a leading authority on terrorism has claimed at the Annual Meeting of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
Nine terrorism suspects interrogated in Indonesia (Winston-Salem Journal)
Indonesian police transferred nine terrorism suspects, bound and wearing black hoods, to the capital, Jakarta, yesterday after their arrest in southern Sumatra.
Terrorism: Following al-Qaeda is against Islam, says Muslim scholar (Adnkronos)
Terrorism: Following al-Qaeda is against Islam, says Muslim scholar (AKI) - A Saudi mufti or Islamic scholar has said that following the al-Qaeda terrorist network is against Islam. "The things that al-Qaeda members do in Saudi Arabia must be unacceptable to any Muslim," said the Saudi mufti, Al-Sheikh.He released a statement to the media after reports last month that Saudi ...
9 terrorism suspects detained in Indonesia after a raid uncovers bombs (International Herald Tribune)
Indonesian police transferred nine suspected terrorists, bound and wearing black hoods, to Jakarta after their arrest in southern Sumatra.
Poll: Terrorism fears are fading (CNN.com)
As Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama battle over who has the best approach to national security, a new CNN poll finds Americans' concerns about terrorism have hit an all-time low for the post-September 11 era.
Terrorism victims honoured (Jasper Booster)
Parks Canada lowered its flags to half-mast last week in honour of victims of terrorism. The large national flag in front of the town’s information centre was flown at half-mast June 23, from sunrise to sunset.
Rights group criticizes France's terrorism strategy (International Herald Tribune)
France's sweeping arrests, aggressive interrogations and prosecutions to combat terrorism prevents suspects from receiving a fair trial, a human rights report said.
Mandela off U.S. terrorism watch list (CNN.com)
Former South African President Nelson Mandela is to be removed from a U.S. terrorism watch list under a bill President Bush signed Tuesday.
Japan, US to start joint cargo screening against nuclear terrorism (Khaleej Times)
TOKYO - Japan and the United States on Thursday announced a joint project to screen nuclear and other radioactive materials on cargo vessels as a measure to prevent nuclear terrorism.
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