Belgium's VRT broadcaster is reporting that police have begun a search of Aarlen prison for weapons and explosives in connection with an increased terrorism threat in the country.

An e-mail purportedly from Al Qaeda militant outfit threatening to target a few judges and blow up Parliament and the Taj Mahal has been received by the Delhi High Court.

108 passengers and five crew members were pulled from an airplane today after a suspicious suitcase was discovered on the tarmac emitting smoke.

The EU's 27 states bloc's executive Commission are proposing to lay down a anti-terrorism measures that will include collecting data on air travellers and cracking down on militant Web sites.

London's Metropolitan police force has been found guilty of endangering the public during an anti-terrorism operation that lead to the death of an innocent Brazilian man in July of 2005.

The US terrorist watch list includes more than 755,000 names and continues to grow, the US Government Accountability Office said.

Statement to Employees by Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, General Michael V. Hayden on the Release of the 9/11 IG Report Executive Summary

Airport security officers in US have been alerted by federal officials to look out for terrorists practicing to carry explosive components onto aircrafts, based on four curious seizures at airports since last September.

The news out today is that someone has been sending threatening letters to newspapers about impending mass murders at Goldman Sachs. Are the Goldman Sachs threats credible?

Nowadays terrorism rages worldwide. Recent events in London shock every one all over the world. Officials in Britain call people to be alert and to appeal to police in any suspicious case. Moreover, they reinforce patrols in the city to assure people that they are able to handle these terrorist attacks. The question is why despite the undertaken effective measures the terrorism continues to be spread everywhere?

Britain has raised its security alert to "critical" -- the highest level -- after police linked an attack on Glasgow Airport to two failed car bombings in London.

Two men crashed their burning four-wheel drive vehicle into the terminal building at Glasgow airport in Scotland Saturday. The two have been arrested, one of them hospitalized for burns. British Government Raises Threat Level to "Critical" after Attack at Glasgow Airport.