Russian Spies Come in From the Cold in Britain, A Look at the Top Five Intelligence Agencies in the World
British security officials expect an increase in the activities of Russian spies in Britain during summer, when the Olympic Games and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations are to be held.
Mali Coup: Tuareg Rebels Agree to Political Transition
The announcement of the accord came hours after the rebels declared their independence.
Tuareg Rebels Declare Independence in North Mali
Ethnic Tuareg fighters have been fighting for long to create a separate desert homeland in Mali's north, which they call Azawad.
Mali Islamists Storm Algerian Consulate in Gao and Hold Diplomats
Armed Islamists take over consulate as rebel groups cement control of former military city.
9/11: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Faces Death Penalty at Guantanamo
Self-proclaimed architect of 9/11 attacks formally charged with four others over US attacks.
Radicalised British Youths Pose Terror Threat: Report
British Youths from African communities could be radicalised as al-Qaida looks at Africa as a potential new front to build its strength
West African States Warn Mali Junta Reserve Troops on Standby
Neighbours close borders and freeze bank accounts as sanctions take effect to put pressure on coup leaders.
Al-Qaeda 'Coming Soon to New York', Warns Terror Forum Website
FBI investigates chilling movie poster mock-up but says no genuine threat has been perceived.
US Jet Blue Aircraft Emergency Landing After Pilot's al-Qaida Bomb Scare
New York-Las Vegas flight diverted after passengers panic at captain's hysteria.
CIA: Countering Muslim Terrorism is a Muslim
The man has been at the helm for the last six years and was a key player in the operation that killed Osama Bin Laden.
Annan Heads for China in Syria Peace Push
The international peace envoy is reported to have received Moscow's support for ending the bloodshed.
Toulouse Jewish School Killings: Commandos Ring Mohammed Merah Siege House
French commandos on standby as seige of Mohammed Merah in Toulouse enters second day.
Somali Pirates Release British Hostage Judith Tebbutt
Judith Tebbutt, snatched by pirates at a luxury holiday safari resort in Kenya, freed after family pays ransom.
Toulouse School Shooting: Two Officers Injured in Police Raid
Two French investigators injured in shoot-out targeting suspects in Toulouse Ozar Hatorah school killings.
Bahrain: Protests Press Cause Of Arab Spring's Forgotten Revolution
As supporters of the Bahraini opposition march in Lebanon and Iraq, the United Nations has voiced concern over the regime's use of tear gas on protesters.
Syria Battling Al-Qaida-Backed Terror Groups, Russia Claims
Russia adds to claims Syrian troops facing foreign fighters with 'unambiguous fact' of al-Qaida involvement.
Nigeria Rescue Tragedy: Cameron 'Warned Rome of Plan Nine Months Ago'
Italian anger over failed rescue bid of engineers Chris McManus and Franco Lamolinara kidnapped in Nigeria 'disingenuous', says Whitehall.
Pakistan Charges Osama Bin Laden’s Widows
Pakistan has charged Osama bin Laden's three widows with illegally entering and living in the country.
Abu Qatada Extradition Talks Positive, Says Home Secretary
Theresa May hopeful of conclusion to 10-year saga after discussions with Jordanian counterpart.
Spotlight on Saudi Arabia Involvement in 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
Two former US senators suspect Saudi kingdom linked to Al-Qaida.
Yemen Car Bomb Blast Kills 26
The attack, apparently by a suicide bomber, took place a few hours after Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi took the oath of office as the new president of Yemen.
Amine El Khalifi: Suspected U.S. Bomber Arrested in Terror Plot [VIDEO]
The FBI on Friday arrested a man who they allege was going to "blow himself up" in a suicide bombing attack at the U.S. Capitol, home to the U.S. Congress.
Underwear Bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab gets Life
Would-be suicide bomber on Christmas Day mission for al-Qaida boarded Northwest Airlines flight with bomb sewn into underwear.
Iraqis Profit from Smuggling Arms into Syria
Syrian conflict lines pockets of arms smugglers in Iraq at a price.
Whitney Houston Object of Infatuation for Bin Laden
Osama Bin Laden wanted to marry American pop queen, according to al-Qaida leader's ex-mistress.
Al-Qaida Calls for Jihad against Syria's Bashar al-Assad
As violence escalates in Syria, al-Qaida backs uprising, putting further pressure on the Arab League and the West.
Al-Qaida and Al-Shabab Join Forces in Somalia
Radical Somali Islamist group combines forces with al-Qaida in sign that jihadist movement is spreading.
London Olympics 2012: Heads of State Face Assassination Threat
Security threats analysis around games shows heads of state may be targets of 'imported terror'.
Could Britain's Far-Right produce an Anders Behring Breivik?
Focus on Islamic extremism may have left door open for extreme right-wing to slip through security radar, says select committee of MPs.
Shoe Bomber Saajid Badat Release on Opening Day of London 2012 Olympics
Convicted terrorist due for release from prison just hours before the Olympic Games begin.