In fog of war on terror, some rules set
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Congress ended its session trying to specify how to treat terror detainees - and opted to give Bush leeway in interrogations.
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KARACHI, Pakistan  - The international war on  terror will prove a long drawn-out battle as militants  reorganize themselves into smaller groups, Asian defense  experts said Monday.
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Key members of Congress and the 9/11 commission make it clear that a federal board to protect civil liberties in the age of terrorism is not optional. But they're struggling to figure out how to establish it. By Ryan Singel.
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In the age of prevalent terrorism, identity needs stronger protection, says counterterrorism expert.
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By Mimi Hall  WASHINGTON -- New government rules seeking to thwart terrorist attacks on chemical plants are facing stiff opposition from state leaders, environmentalists and others who say the regulations are flawed, vague and unlikely to protect the public.
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As the U.S. was preoccupied with Iraq and Afghanistan, terrorist activity spread in other regions.
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There is an increasingly fashionable assumption in Europe that terrorism cannot be defeated, only appeased through a process of negotiation that concedes core elements of the terrorists' agenda.
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Signs Al-Qaeda is regrouping and the Taliban plotting a new onslaught in Afghanistan are menacing the always sensitive US-Pakistan anti-terror alliance with new strains and scrutiny.
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The administration should bring its policies on prisoners in the war on terror into compliance with the Geneva Conventions. A prosecution before the first American military commission since World War II was
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Washington may want to label it a global terrorist organization. But in Iran the concern is over the military group's growing economic clout
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Experts point to enormous technical and logistical obstacles confronting would-be nuclear terrorists. Senior officials on President Bush's national security team believe al Qaeda has shifted its attention to other efforts, at least for now.
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In the three years since the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, the political meaning of the âwar on terrorâ has become increasingly clear.
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MILAN, Italy -- In an age of spy satellites, security cameras and an Internet that stores every keystroke, terrorism suspects are using simple, low-tech tricks to cloak their communications, making life difficult for authorities who had hoped technology would give them the upper hand.
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The fighting in both places, says Robert Baer, may be a troubling sign that al-Qaeda is making new inroads
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The United States' war on terror is often portrayed abroad as an attempt to impose a bellicose culture, driven by the cultivation of fear.
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Intelligence-gathering by the front-line forces that need to know the most is proving difficult in a region increasingly gripped by fear.
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Strategic conflicts, rampant confusion and election-year politics are slowing the war on terror.