Recent media reports have highlighted selected portions from McAfee?s soon-to-be released second annual study of cyber crime. While McAfee?s Virtual Criminology Report appears loaded with sensational …
U.N. probe IDs suspects in Hariri death
The U.N. inquiry into the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri has now identified suspects and witnesses and found possible links to 14 other murders or attempted murders in …
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Internet Criminals To Step Up “Cyberwar” In 2007
Computer hackers will open a new front in the multi-billion pound "cyberwar" in 2007, targeting mobile phones, instant messaging and community Web sites such as MySpace, security experts predict. As …
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Mexico’s Calderon defies protests over swearing-in
Mexican President-elect Felipe Calderon defied leftist protesters on Thursday by vowing to hold his inauguration in Congress despite a sit-in there by opposing lawmakers who say he won the July …
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Mexican stand-off ends in brawl
Mexican legislators traded punches today in a brawl for control of the chamber of congress where Felipe Calderon is to be inaugurated as president three days from now. Closed-circuit coverage of the …
Unelected Mexican leftist claims office
Leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador swore himself in as Mexico's "legitimate" president Monday, launching a parallel government he hopes will prevent President-elect Felipe Calderon from governing. …
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Arrests of Pakistanis in US criticised
Pakistani community and religious leaders based in Brooklyn (New York) on Saturday protested arrests of scores of Pakistanis in immigration raids since last Wednesday claiming that many were held …
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Chavez warns Venezuelan TV not to support coup
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Friday warned private media he would shut them down if they promote a bid to topple him that he says is planned after his expected Dec. 3 re-election. Chavez, who …
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Leftist seeks funding for parallel gov’t
Passing the hat for donations may seem like an unlikely way to fund a government. But aides to former leftist presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Wednesday he will do just that, …
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Rival forces fight gun battles in Congo capital
Forces loyal to Congo's rival presidential contenders fought gun battles in the capital Kinshasa on Saturday in the latest violence to mar historic elections meant to end a decade of war and chaos. …
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