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Mumbai Police to install 5000 CCTVs in city

The Mumbai Police are undertaking a ambitious project to beef-up city's security by installing a network of 5000 closed circuit television (CCTVs) cameras across important locations in the city. Full Story

Cyberattacks could have been mitigated

Agencies and their service providers need better coordination to quickly stop the type of cyberattacks that recently targeted government Web sites, security experts say. The distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks, which targeted a range of government and private-sector Web sites in the United States and South Korea, affected targets differently. Full Story

Boldness of Qaeda Affiliate in Africa Raises Fears in West

Al Qaeda�s affiliate in North Africa has carried out a string of slayings, bombings and other lethal attacks against Westerners and African security forces in recent weeks that have raised fears the terrorist group may be turning a more deadly corner. Full Story

Nigeria rebel leader accepts gov't amnesty: lawyer

Nigerian militant leader Henry Okah, who is on trial for gun-running and treason, has accepted a government offer for "unconditional" amnesty, his lawyer told Reuters on Thursday. Full Story

Karzai challenges Taliban to vote in Afghan elections

Afghan President Hamid Karzai called Saturday on the Taliban and other insurgent groups to vote in landmark August elections and to not attack the polls.
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Egypt arrests 26 over suspected Suez Canal plot

Egyptian security forces arrested 26 suspected al-Qaeda loyalists on charges of plotting attacks on foreign ships passing through the Suez Canal, the interior ministry said on Thursday, in the latest of a series of clampdowns and evictions on suspected Islamists. Full Story

Taliban eyes new allies

Pakistani Taliban and allied members of al Qaeda, under new pressure from a U.S. and Pakistani offensive, may join forces with a militant Sunni Muslim group called Jundallah, which has staged attacks on Iran and strained Iranian-Pakistani relations, military specialists say.

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Blast outside school in Afghanistan kills 25

An explosion outside a school south of the Afghan capital on Thursday killed at least 25 people, including 15 students, officials said, the worst toll from a single blast in a year.
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US Marines Clear Key Taliban Stronghold

The commander of U.S. Marines who have launched a major offensive in southern Afghanistan said his forces have removed Taliban fighters from a large section of one of their main strongholds and that U.S. troops are already working with the Afghan Army and local leaders to begin to establish stability in the region.
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Al Qaeda was planning attacks during the G8

Al Qaeda's terrorist network would have been planning to perform attacks during the G8 underway at L'Aquila, in Italy, according to what has been reported by the Israeli site "Debka" quoting sources of the American and German intelligence. The news has been reported today by the Italian newspaper "La Repubblica". Full Story