An independent commission has concluded that terrorists will most likely carry out an attack with biological, nuclear or other unconventional weapons somewhere in the world in the next five years unless the United States and ...

Was the terror attack on several of Mumbai's luxury hotels an anomaly or part of an emerging pattern? A communication recently intercepted by TAM-C 'Targeted Actionable Monitoring Center' suggests this may only be the beginning.—-Hotel ...

NSA Now Tracking Captured Phones, U.S. Connections.Brian Ross and ABC News report U.S. intelligence agencies warned their Indian counterparts in mid-October of a potential attack "from the sea against hotels and business centers in Mumbai.In ...

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30 -- Leslie Owen Collier was surrounded by cattle at a livestock auction when his cellphone rang. It was the White House.

A SUSPECTED thief in Beitbridge allegedly fatally stabbed his colleague with a knife following a dispute over the sharing of the loot, police said yesterday.

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President-elect Barack Obama named old foes and seasoned veterans to his national security team. Analysts examine the picks.

Mumbai residents returned to work Monday for the first time since last week's terrorist attacks. But Indians remained shocked and angry at the newly-evident holes in the city's security. Simon Marks reports from Mumbai on the aftermath of the attacks.

As the investigation continues into last week's attacks in Mumbai that killed nearly 200 people and threatened to unravel delicate ties between India and neighboring Pakistan, India's home security minister resigned Sunday.

Academic economists confirmed Monday suspicions that the troubled U.S. economy is in a recession, saying the economic downturn began last year. Also, U.S. stock markets surrendered much of last week's rally, with the Dow Jones industrials falling more than 7

City officials said the sea level topped 156 centimetres on Monday, well past the 110-centimetre flood mark, following heavy rains. Alarms went off to alert citizens in the morning.

Meanwhile, a suicide bomber killed eight people and wounded 40 others at a military checkpoint in the region's Swat Valley, police said.

The United States, meanwhile, called on Pakistan to fully co-operate with investigations into the attack, which India has blamed on a banned Pakistani militant group. Mumbai's most influential Muslim cemetery rejected the corpses of nine of the gunmen and said

The crisis is draining millions of dollars from the country's economy even as Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat appears powerless to remove radical anti-government protesters who have occupied the airports for the past week. He has refused to send in police

China's notoriously polluted capital of 17 million reached the clean-air day target on Sunday, 31 days ahead of schedule, Beijing's Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau said.

Mr. Obama named former first lady Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, picked retired general James Jones, the supreme allied commander of NATO when the alliance took over the war in Afghanistan, as national security adviser and asked Robert Gates

The embassy in Bangkok is helping to extract members of a stranded tour group, some of whom have run out of medication and travel insurance, former broadcaster John (Jiggs) McDonald said Monday in an interview with The Canadian Press.

The Indian press had widely fingered Lashkar-e-Taiba, but Indian officials had previously spoken more vaguely of Pakistani involvement. The group itself has denied the charge.

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Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has debunked a media report suggesting that the Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit, NFIU had been suspended from the Egmont Group.