The US is doing away with the color-coded terrorism alerts adopted in the wake of 9-11—just as Russia is adopting such a system in response to the Moscow airport attack.
World War 4 Report offers an annotated assessment of Obama’s moves in dismantling, continuing or escalating the oppressive apparatus of the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT).
The Obama administration may increase its use of controversial military commissions for Guantánamo Bay detainees, according to a New York Times report.
The US Department of Defense announced that Guantánamo Bay detainee Farhi Saeed Bin Mohammed was transfered to his native Algeria pursuant to a court order.
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The US government has refused to provide legal cooperation to Polish prosecutors investigating whether a “renditioned” terror suspect was tortured in a secret CIA prison.
Detainees will continue to be held at Guantánamo Bay for the foreseeable future, the White House acknowledged—one year after the administration’s deadline to close the facility.
Some 600 dissidents arrested in Belarus over the past week—as so-called “progressives” in the West rally uncritically around the accused rapist who put those dissidents at risk.
The media are portraying the Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani verdict as a defeat for Obama’s plans to close Guantánamo—despite the fact that he could still get life in prison.
The UK announced a settlement with 16 Guantánamo Bay detainees who had sued MI5 and MI6 over allegations of torture. Details of the settlement have not been released.
No criminal charges will be brought against CIA officials for destroying videotapes of terror suspect interrogations during the Bush administration, the Justice Department announced.
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals ordered further review of a lower court decision to release Guantánamo detainee Mohamedou Olud Slahi, allegedly linked to the 9-11 terrorist attacks.
