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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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LATEST ARTICLES FROM TRC REALNEWS

• Britain doubles aid to Pakistan

Jul 03

• Mayor attacks 7 July payout delay

Jul 03

• Orange hall is damaged in attack

Jul 03

• Man 'linked to Bin Laden' freed

Jul 03

• French president kept in dark on hostage rescue

Jul 03

• Iran Appears to Warm to Diplomacy

Jul 03

• Leader of Egypt opposition movement dies

Jul 03

• US Navy ‘won’t allow Gulf blockade’

Jul 03

• W Bank in 'grave' water crisis

Jul 03

• Wounded Iraqi Forces Say They’ve Been Abandoned

Jul 03

• £3.2bn giant carrier deals signed

Jul 03

• ID card fingerprint errors fear

Jul 03

• Brown hints at fuel duty freeze

Jul 03

• Students stabbed and set alight

Jul 03

• Betancourt hails 'perfect' rescue

Jul 03

• Cambodia sends riot police to guard Thai embassy

Jul 03

• Awami National Party may quit Pakistan's ruling coalition

Jul 03

• Philippines says uncovers new plot against Arroyo

Jul 03

• Afghan, NATO troops kill 25 Taliban militants: police

Jul 03

• Activists protest at Australia power plant

Jul 03

• Strike over Hindu trust land row hits Indian states

Jul 03

• Indonesia police say 10 held over terror bomb plot

Jul 03

• China, Taiwan set to launch historic weekend flight

Jul 03

• Philippine rebels kill three in grenade attack on bakery

Jul 03

• Mongolia enforces martial law in capital amid political unrest

Jul 03

• Charges filed against ex-Airbus chief

Jul 02

• EU and US are close to pact on terror and privacy

Jul 02

• U.N. Personnel Increasingly Under Attack

Jul 02

• Jordan enacts laws restricting demonstrations, NGOs

Jul 02

• Iran won't be allowed to close Hormuz

Jul 02

• Palestinians storm Rafah border crossing

Jul 02

• Breakthrough for WSahara group at Socialist congress

Jul 02

• Palestinian goes on rampage in Jerusalem

Jul 02

• Councillor resigns from Sinn Fein

Jul 02

• NATO seeks equipment for Afghanistan

Jul 02

• Police arrest 500 in human trafficking crackdown

Jul 02

• British construction activity falls

Jul 02

• Berlusconi pledges quick Naples cleanup

Jul 02

• UK ban for Hezbollah military arm

Jul 02

• Millions of India truckers in strike over hikes in tax, fuel price

Jul 02

• Curfew in Indian Kashmir over Hindu trust land row

Jul 02

• Sarkozy's EU presidency off to shaky start

Jul 02

• UK fuel protesters head for parliament

Jul 02

• US helicopter downed near Kabul

Jul 02

• Phonetaps 'breached privacy law'

Jul 02

• Pakistani forces nab 18 militants in northwest

Jul 02

• Hauliers protest over fuel prices

Jul 02

• Myanmar tightens security, puts public on alert after blast

Jul 02

• Indian government tries to salvage nuclear deal with U.S.

Jul 02

• Sri Lanka journalists protest over attacks

Jul 02

• Military death toll rises in Afghanistan as Taliban regain strength

Jul 02

• Fatal clashes in Mongolia capital

Jul 02

• 'Failings' in Omagh fire deaths

Jul 01

• French army chief resigns after 17 injured at show

Jul 01

• Georgia says breakaway Abkhazia is now under Russian control

Jul 01

• Abkhazia blames Georgia for explosions

Jul 01

• REPORT HIGHLIGHTS A DEMOCRATIZATION DECLINE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS

Jul 01

• U.S. Lawmakers Question Kazakhstan's Fitness To Chair OSCE

Jul 01

• Sarkozy's EU Challenge

Jul 01

• Russia’s Lavrov visiting Ankara to discuss array of collaborative activities

Jul 01

• Turkey, Iraq discuss border industrial zone

Jul 01

• Ministers face new 10p tax fight

Jul 01

• Serbian coalition chooses a prime minister

Jul 01

• Turkish police detain 2 retired commanders over alleged anti-government plot

Jul 01

• Russia gang 'faces murder charge'

Jul 01

• BP anger over Russian permit move

Jul 01

• Turkish ruling party put on trial

Jul 01

• New Charges for Jailed Russian Tycoon and Kremlin Foe

Jul 01

• NI house prices plunge by 18%

Jul 01

• Terror suspect video 'a mistake'

Jul 01

• Poland in new blow to EU treaty

Jul 01

• Israel seals Gaza crossings after rocket attack

Jul 01

• Jordan's King names new ambassador to Iraq

Jul 01

• Wave of attacks threaten Iraqi judges

Jul 01

• Qaeda targets U.S. oil interests in N.Africa

Jul 01

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