terrorism

“We will raise this issue with Pakistan. I am certain they will decline it but our technical team is certain.”

With recent arrests in Xinjiang, increasing anger on the internet and Chinese firms a possible target, Beijing faces a rising threat.

America’s long-term development partnership with Pakistan warrants a serious new effort to set it back on course.

India is reeling yet again from another series of bomb attacks.

The deadly conflict unfolding in Thailand’s south may not always make headlines. But terrorists in the region are showing a troubling ruthlessness.

Preparing for bioterrorism requires concerted national and international effort. Not everyone seems on board.

The United States places a $10 million bounty on Pakistan-based terrors suspect Hafiz Mohammad Saeed.

The IAEA has confirmed almost two dozen incidents of theft or loss of fissile materials. Last week’s nuclear, though, ended with no agreement on enforcement to stop terrorists acquiring them.

The problems that have hit plans for a new counter-terrorism center reflect broader Congress Party failings.

Reports India may know more about the attack on an Israeli diplomat than it’s letting on are damaging.

The alleged Iranian attacks on Israeli diplomats underscore the changing face of terrorism. The fight is increasingly likely to be waged in Asia.

A new row on the use of torture for terrorist suspects shines an unflattering light on Canada’s ties with certain Asian nations.