COPENHAGEN — Two Danish brothers of Somali origin have been sentenced to three and a half years in prison each for the older brother's participation in a training camp run by al-Qaida-linked militants in Somalia.

Former Guantanamo prison official Ret. Col. Morris Davis has discussed with RT how the once 'temporary' facility has become a money pit as repair costs and yearly maintenance bills begin to pile up.

As the hunger strike in Guantanamo enters its sixth week, two British politicians explained to RT why the camp is a blot on America’s human rights record and what should be done to free the last remaining British inmates in the camp.

FIVE activists involved in a plot to set up a terrorist training camp are challenging their sentences which they claim are too harsh.

Just days after the CIA inked a $600-million cloud computing contract with Amazon, chief technology officer Gus Hunt admitted that the agency is trying to amass as much data as it can, hold it indefinitely and use it for analysis in the future.

The recent re-arrest of radical cleric Abu Qatada was linked to an investigation into extremist internet material, the Met Police have said.

A military judge says an Army psychiatrist cannot plead guilty to any charges in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage.

US military detention centre in Cuba confirms 24 prisoners on hunger strike with eight placed "on internal feed".

An engineering graduate who applied to work as an Olympics volunteer at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium has been jailed for a terror offence.

Senate Standing Committee on Interior said Tuesday two million dollars of the nation were spent on Dr Aafia Siddiqui case but no record was available who pocketed this amount.