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Founded in 1996, the Terrorism Research Center, Inc. (TRC) is an independent institute dedicated to the research of terrorism, information warfare and security, critical infrastructure protection, homeland security, and other issues of low-intensity political violence and gray-area phenomena.

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  • Mexico's president says "enough" to drug hitmenMay 09
  • Cease-fire in Pakistan's Swat ValleyMay 09
  • France plans for possible Lebanon evacuationMay 09
  • Two foreign soldiers, dozen rebels killed in AfghanistanMay 09
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  •  New Irish foreign minister urges yes vote for EU treatyMay 09
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  •  Baltic backing for Lisbon TreatyMay 09
  • Four killed in suspected pirate attack in southern PhilippinesMay 09
  •  EU issues airline website threatMay 09
  • Afghans meet to restore dialogueMay 09
  • Group says North Korea faces massive famineMay 09
  • Bird flu resurfaces in India's West Bengal stateMay 09
  • Sri Lanka military captures town, 31 rebels deadMay 09
  • US: Several militants killed in Afghanistan clashMay 09
  • Death toll in China HFMD outbreak hits 34May 09
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  • Policeman killed as violence resurges in PakistanMay 09
  • Radical cleric granted bail in Britain: ministryMay 08
  • Extremists hone Internet skills: Senate reportMay 08
  • Al-Qaeda Iraq leader 'arrested'May 08
  •  Ex-MI5 chief warns over detentionMay 08
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  • Serious crime drops while violent offences riseMay 08
  • Sudanese convicted of espionage in GermanyMay 08
  • Spain stays silent as EU immigration debate drags onMay 08
  • Drug traffickers' hitmen kill top Mexico policemanMay 08
  •  Islamic preacher Qatada is bailedMay 08
  •  Britons in Burma 'not in contact'May 08
  •  Italy cabinet poised for officeMay 08
  • Afghan Police say 6 Taliban killed in clash with officersMay 08
  •  Work to start on Olympic stadiumMay 08
  •  Bush voices invest event supportMay 08
  •  EU must lead on carbon - MilibandMay 08
  •  Harass young thugs, police urgedMay 08
  •  Airport staff avoid crime checksMay 08
  • The Israeli army leaves Khan Younis; 2 killed, 20 injured and 40 kidnappedMay 08
  • Hamas in Gaza and PFLP in Damascus demand an end to the Israel siegeMay 08
  • Iran Arrests Group for Mosque Blast, Blames WestMay 08
  •  Sunnis, Shiites clash for a second day in LebanonMay 08
  • New by-election date in PakistanMay 08
  • Nepal police detain more than 200 Tibetans protestersMay 08
  • Airport workers strike hits 5 airportsMay 08
  • Four men charged in Britain in Tamil Tiger probeMay 08
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  • Vietnam to try American for terrorismMay 08
  • Pakistan tests nuclear-capable missileMay 08
  • UN aid flights to Burma under wayMay 08
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  • Bomb rips through bus in southern Philippines killing 3May 08
  • US: Ex-Gitmo prisoner in recent attackMay 07
  • Yemen tribesmen release Japanese women hostagesMay 07
  • Woman Arrested for Accessing Websites With Terrorist InformationMay 07
  •  New Irish PM makes winning EU vote first priorityMay 07
  •  Cowen elected Irish PM, faces slowing economyMay 07
  •  Berlusconi forms new Italy governmentMay 07
  • Police fight gangsters in KarachiMay 07
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