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New York's property management companies have asked the Attorney General to hold future trials relating to terrorism, particularly those relating to 11 September, somewhere other than in the city to reduce risk, cost and inconvenience.

It's the kind of news that doesn't look like news; but view it as intelligence and it become important.

The Malaysian government is appealing for calm after a series of attacks on Christian churches and other places of worship in recent days. But it is also putting its weight behind efforts to prevent further attacks.

It ain't over until it's over and the first Friday of 2010 showed that the long tail of the financial turmoil that started with US housing loan defaults rising at the end of...

US President Obama's press conference late last night (US time) did not say two things it needed to say: first, a 100% success rate against terrorists is impossible and, secondly, that the reason the Christmas Day pants-bomber was not stopped so...

It's a landmark decision in many ways: the Malaysian High Court has found in favour of a newspaper in its application against a Minister.

In the topsy-turvy world that is US "freedom," a court has made a decision that seems increasingly at odds with reality.

TV Viewers in Malaysia are up in arms: force fed a diet of American TV, they have lost the only English entertainment channel, BBC Entertainment,...

World Money Laundering Report Online, part of BankingInsuranceSecurities.Com this morning raises the startling prospect that Gordon Brown has pro...

An error in the display of financial data at yahoo.co.uk shows that shares in HSBC fell in London yesterday. In fact, they rose.