Edwards proposing anti-terrorism agency
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Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards said he would create an international organization to fight terrorism through shared intelligence, cooperation he says would combat the dangers facing the United States where President Bush has failed.
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The British government Wednesday proposed sweeping new powers to control suspected terrorists, including electronic tagging, curfews and house arrest of people who have not been convicted of crimes.
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Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards gets the jump today for next weekÃ¢ÂÂs remembrances of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. While his rivals in both parties will undoubtedly try to grab headlines with 9/11-related events, the former North Carolina senator and 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee is in Manhattan today giving this roundÃ¢ÂÂs first Ã¢ÂÂ and possibly most substantive Ã¢ÂÂ speech on the topic.
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The government is considering new tough anti-terrorism laws to prevent an al Qaeda attack including plans to target suspects even if they have not committed an offence, Home Secretary David Blunkett will say today.
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Prevention of terrorism cited as top priority but opponents claim vote is opening 'a pandora's box'.
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Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney called for "new course" in the fight against terrorists Thursday and, in a swipe at Democrat John Edwards, said: "The war on terror is not a bumper sticker." Speaking to a conservative group, Romney argued that "there is a real war being waged by violent jihadists." The former Massachusetts governor did not mention Edwards by name, but the remark was clearly directed at the Democratic presidential candidate who has contended that the war on terror is little more than a "bumper sticker" slogan. Romney's speech to the American Enterprise Institute's World Forum in Beaver Creek, Colo., was closed to the public, but his campaign released his prepared remarks. He argued that to defeat the "global jihadist threat," the United States must institute a worldwide strategy in which it works more closely with allies, "brings more tools of our national power to bear," and tailors different strategies to specific countries deemed potential terrorism hot spots. "We need more than a change in direction. We need a new course altogether," Romney said.
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As we argued last week, one of America&#39;s most urgent foreign policy needs is to retool international organizations and traditional alliances to provide collective security against the global threat of jihadist terrorism.
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LONDON -- Prime Minister Gordon Brown, seeking to build public confidence after three attempted car bombings in the United Kingdom last month, will propose plans to fight terrorism that will include a push to isolate extremists among British Muslims.
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Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards derided the US &#39;war on terror&#39; Wednesday as a &quot;sledgehammer&quot; used by the White House to justify grievous blunders and browbeat political opponents.
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Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards on Thursday called for a federal investigation into possible antitrust violations by the oil industry and criticized oil companies for raising gas prices.
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Home Secretary John Reid is to outline tougher anti-terrorism measures, likely to be included in a new bill.
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The blueprint for success against the terrorists is there; it needs only to be followed.
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Terrorism News, London,Britain is drawing up far-reaching proposals to tackle terrorism, including allowing the use of phone-taps as evidence in trials and special anti-terror courts.
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The home secretary is to spell out proposals for more far-reaching measures to tackle terrorism, amid fears of an al-Qaeda attack on Britain.
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Democratic presidential candidate  John Edwards on Thursday unveiled an energy proposal that  rivals plans by fellow candidates in the race toward boosting  the use of ethanol in the United States.
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The U.S. would consider military force if necessary to stem al-Qaida's growing ability to use its hideout in Pakistan to launch terrorist attacks, a White House aide said Sunday. The Senate's top Democrat endorsed that approach.
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The European Commission proposes co-ordinated anti-terror measures targeting flight data and the web.