Madrid train bombing trial begins
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Twenty-nine suspects are to go on trial in Madrid over the March 2004 train bombings that killed 191 people.
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The trial of a man accused of murdering 29 people in the 1998  Omagh bomb blast -- the worst single terrorist atrocity in the troubled history of Northern Ireland -- is set to begin.
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Twenty-nine people go on trial in Spain on Thursday charged over the 2004 Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people, and triggered the fall of the government and the withdrawal of Spanish troops from Iraq.
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A Spanish trial began on Thursday of 29 people charged with involvement in the Madrid train bombings, which killed 191 people three years ago in the deadliest al Qaeda-related attack in Europe.Comment
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A former Argentine navy officer who once admitted to throwing political opponents from airplanes to their deaths during his country's "dirty war" two decades ago went on trial Friday, the first person to be tried in Spain for crimes against humanity in another nation.
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Video footage of the moment bombs exploded in a Madrid train station have been shown on Spanish television. The 11 March security camera footage shows people leaving Atocha station after one device has already exploded.
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Two men who had been relatively minor defendants have been upgraded to prime suspects in the Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people and wounded 1,800 others in 2004.
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Two men accused of direct involvement in the March 2004 Madrid train bombings have maintained their innocence on the third day of Europe's biggest trial to date of Al-Qaeda related terrorism.
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The Spanish supreme court sentenced a teenager implicated in the March 11 Madrid train bombings to six years in youth detention on Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to handling explosives used in Spain&#39;s worst terrorist attack on the opening day of his trial
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On trial for Europe's deadliest al-Qaida-inspired attack, a former Spanish miner on Tuesday denied he supplied explosives used by Islamist militants in the Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people.Comment
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The trial of a neo-Nazi accused of plotting a bomb attack on a Jewish cultural centre is to start in Munich.
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A prime suspect in the Madrid March 11 train bombings has been accused of 191 counts of murder and membership of an armed group, court sources say.
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The first trial of a suspect implicated in the March 11 train bombings in Madrid opens on Tuesday with a 16-year-old in the dock facing up to eight years in detention for allegedly handling the explosives used in the attack which killed 191 people.
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MADRID, Spain: The trial of 28 people accused in the Madrid train bombings - Europe's biggest terrorist court case - wrapped up Monday with closing arguments by defense lawyers before the three-judge panel was ... via International Herald Tribune
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The trial of six men accused of plotting to bomb the U.S. Embassy in Paris opened with testimony from the suspected ringleader.
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MADRID (International Herald-Tribune) - As a verdict was due here Wednesday in the biggest Islamic terrorism trial in Europe, the government put security forces on alert and prepared new memorial services for the 191 people who were killed when 10 bombs packed with nails exploded on commuter trains in this capital on March 11, 2004. A three-judge panel was set to read out the verdicts and sentences after nearly five months of testimony by hundreds of witnesses, a spider's web of arguments by more than 40 attorneys and sporadic hunger strikes by several of the 28 defendants - most of them young Muslim men of North African origin who are accused of executing the plot out of allegiance to Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda.
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Bereaved families came face to face with 29 people charged with involvement in the deadliest al Qaeda-related attack in Europe when the Madrid train bombings trial opened on Thursday.