By William Wan | The Washington Post

The Chinese have called it their “Underground Great Wall” — a vast network of …

In a significant failure for the United States in the Mideast, more than a dozen spies working for the CIA in Iran and Lebanon have been caught and the U.S. government fears they will be or…

Michael Curie 

Headquarters, Washington                                    

TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Abdullah al-Senussi, Libya's feared former intelligence chief, was cornered and captured at a remote desert homestead on…

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Police fingerprinted and photographed former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo on her hospital bed Saturday over electoral fraud charges her lawyer says were brought with "indecent haste."

But …

VIENNA (Reuters) - The United States accused Iran on Friday of a "provocative expansion" of sensitive nuclear activity and voiced concern that some nuclear material may have been diverted to suspected weapons-related development research.

U.S. …

AFP – Sat, Nov 19, 2011

A North Korean spy has been arrested after arriving in South Koreaposing as a refugee, according to a report.

Authorities found during a routine background check that the man,…

ABUJA (Reuters) - Gunmen boarded two fishing vessels just off the coast of Nigeria and took two people hostage, security sources said on Saturday, the latest in a series of hijackings in the waters aroundAfrica's largest oil business.…

NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - The White House said on Saturday that Iran is facing an …

NEW YORK (AP) — An "al-Qaida sympathizer" who plotted to bomb police and post offices in New York City as well as U.S. troops returning home has been arrested on numerous terrorism-related charges, city officials said Sunday.

Mayor…

The world needs to enhance its capacity to prevent and respond to the threat of terrorism using chemical or biological weapons, with currently no single agency with overall responsibility for that task, according to a United Nations report unveiled.



UN and other international entities that provide technical assistance to States in the prevention of and preparedness for chemical and biological terrorism should more effectively share information to ensure that the support given is…

Written by Reuters Wednesday, 09 November 2011

The News of the World, the now-defunct tabloid at the centre of the News Corp phone-hacking scandal, paid a private eye to spy on Prince William and a host of other high-profile people, said the BBC.



The report, based on an interview with the detective, is yet another damaging revelation for News Corp's British operation and comes in the week Rupert Murdoch's son…

By DefenceWeb.com 11/11/11

Somali pirates may be dropping their ransom demands by up to 50% following the Kenyan invasion, as Kenyan troops disrupt pirate bases and supply lines and patrol the Somali coast.



According to the Kenyan Business Daily, pirates’ ransom demands could…

By Zachary Roth | The…

Calvin Gibbs, Leader of 'Thrill Kill' Soldiers, Guilty of Murder

Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs was found guilty in a military court Thursday of being…

Valve Corporation has become the latest game company to fall victim to a major hacking intrusion that has left gamers' personal information and potentially even credit card numbers exposed.

In a letter sent to users Thursday, Valve founder Gabe Newell said that, on Sunday, the company discovered that the community forums for its online…

Associated Press| Wednesday Nov. 9th 2011

Iran will not retreat "one iota" from its nuclear programme but the world is being misled by claims that it seeks atomic weapons, …

Reuters in Washington|guardian.co.uk, Friday 11 November 2011

Military action against Iran could have "unintended…

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said his country's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.

By CNN Senior State Department Producer Elise Labott

Source: CNN Security Clearance

The upcoming report by the International Atomic Energy Agency will make the…

Detroit— A man was charged with threatening a federal agent Friday after he vowed to wage "jihad" during an incident inside the McNamara Federal Building.

Detroiter Otis Lenez Moore, 45, was arrested after he entered the federal building and security guards found he was carrying a large pair of scissors, according to a complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Detroit.

Security guards gave him a chance to discard the scissors and re-enter the building. He refused,…