Full Coverage: Terrorism

31.07.2006 SAN FRANCISCO, Jul 31 (OneWorld) - Lebanon marked a national day of mourning Monday, a day after Israeli warplanes bombed the village of Qana killing at least 57 people, most of them children.

18.07.2006 Seitsemän pommiräjähdystä Intian Mumbaissa heinäkuun toisella viikolla on tehnyt ison mutkan Intian ja Pakistanin väliseen rauhanprosessiin.

14.07.2006 SAN FRANCISCO, Jul 13 (OneWorld) - A judge in Spain has issued arrest warrants for eight former Guatemalan officials, including a former president, Efrain Rios Montt for crimes committed during what is known by many as the Guatemalan Genocide.

13.07.2006 Saying that he was “appalled by the brutal and callous bombings” of trains in Mumbai, India, United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan said today that such acts confirm that terrorism constitutes one of the most serious threats to international peace and security.

12.07.2006 Eye witnesses at the latest terror strike at India's commercial capital Mumbai recall how the bomb blasts burst eardrums, tore the roof of the train and splattered blood in the entire train compartment.

12.07.2006 It was not only Mumbai that was rocked by explosions on Tuesday, even the capital of the north Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar, was rocked by grenade explosions that killed six tourists. The grenades used in the attack were found to have Chinese markings.

12.07.2006 Over 190 people were killed when seven bombs exploded in local trains in Mumbai on Tuesday evening during the rush hour. The explosions were a flashback to Mumbaikars about the serial bomb blasts that had taken place in 1993, 2002 and 2003.

12.07.2006 Indian campaigners have voiced their disappointment over the stand taken by the Indian government to block an agreement that would have stopped small arms sales that break international humanitarian law. The proposal was discussed at the UN World Conference on Small Arms, which ended on July 7 in New York. The agreement, which was backed by over 100 countries was opposed by India, Iran, Israel, Pakistan and Cuba.

03.07.2006 NEW YORK, July 2 (OneWorld) - The U.S. Supreme Court ruling against the Bush administration's use of military tribunals has prompted fresh calls for the closure of the Guantanamo Bay prison camp and other secret prisons run by the U.S. military.