Could such a calamity happen in the United States?
Will the emergence of Anders Breivik ? a tall, blonde-haired and blue-eyed Christian ? change the Western public?s conception of what a ?terrorist? looks like?
The twin terrorist attacks that shook the government and natives of the Nordic unitary constitutional monarchy of Norway on July 22, 2011is regarded as the most horrific massacre the country had witnessed since the Second World War.
Norwegian police have arrested a 32-year-old gunman Anders Behring Breivik in connection with the killings.
U.S. authorities were apparently so flustered by Norway’s inability to grasp the threat posed by terrorists that they had to “press” their Norwegian counterparts to deal with the topic seriously.
Was the Friday blast at Norway's political HQ a political act?
Two separate attacks in Oslo are thought to be the work of terrorists.
Norway's Prime Minister has promised to find the guilty and hold them responsible.
A 32-year-old Norwegian man was taken into custody Friday following two attacks on that killed approximately 17 people.
At least two are dead
A picture of the famous Sydney Opera House has been published on the website of a Jihadist magazine, reportedly linked to Al-Qaeda, raising serious concerns over the safety of the iconic landmark.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is pushing for increased security and nuclear agreements with India, as she visits the subcontinent for a three-day visit.
Nearly a decade after Sept. 11 forced New York to rethink its defenses against a terrorist attack, officials see the city's sprawling subway system as a prime target.
The al-Qaida is launching a ‘cyber jihad’ on the West and there have been increasing attempts by terrorists to ‘invade’ Facebook and other social networking sites for propaganda and to organize attacks.
The government in Indian still has no leads as to who is responsible for the three Mumbai blasts that killed at least 17 people and injured more than 100.
BJP officials also demanded that the state take a more determined approach against terrorism and adopt a zero-tolerance policy on terror.
Indian government has asked Google Inc, Skype and other social networking sites to comply with the security agencies requirement—to allow their user to services to guard against terrorism and other crimes, a minister said on Wednesday.
Investigators probing on Wednesday's bomb blasts in Mumbai which killed at least 17 and injured 131 are zeroing in on the likely involvement of the Indian Mujahideen, a domestic terrorist group.
Turkish police have arrested 15 suspected Al Qaeda militants after evidence of a plotted attack on the United States Embassy in Ankara, the Anatolian News Agency has reported.
This was a coordinated attack by terrorists, Home Minister P. Chidambaram told reporters in New Delhi.
India's Western city of Mumbai was rocked by three serial blasts at around 7.30 pm on Wednesday.
Ten people were killed and several wounded in a serial bomb blasts in India's financial hub when three powerful bombs exploded late Wednesday at Opera House in south Mumbai, a temple behind Dadri and the third one at densely populated Zaveri Bazar.
