On this day in 1989, the former head Honduras armed forces, Gustavo Álvarez Martínez was killed by armed men northeast of the capital city of Tegucigalpa.
Category: Perspectives
If we want to be consistent with how we see and deal with terrorism, we need to look at the violence tolerated within fringe Christian sects.
Security strikes many as onerous but it is in place for a reason: terrorists do plan and execute attacks.
Nationalist movements will resort to violence if some see it as advancing their cause. When it comes to colonial powers what comes to mind? I would imagine that you would first proffer countries like England, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. Even Italy had an overseas territory in the Horn of Africa and Libya. All […]
Why the West African nation of Nigeria is faced with a serious terrorism problem that it seems unable to defeat.
Everyone is presumed innocent until found guilty, even alleged terrorists or those caught up in a terrorist investigation, but do we have to pay for other nations’ mistakes?
Journalism can be a dangerous business, especially for those who work where terrorism is a real risk, like Daniel Pearl.
India may be in the news for Hindu terrorism these days but it has suffered from jihadi terrorism as well.
On this day in 1985, Islamist terrorists placed 11 bombs on the 8th century Borobudur Buddhist temple in Central Java, the oldest structure in the world.
We really need to stop debating whether the far right or Islamist extremists are more dangerous: both need to be monitored.