Violence News

HBO's shocking "Game of Thrones" episode last week, "The Red Wedding," was the program attracting the most social media action in the history of the cable network, with more than 700,000 mentions recorded.

If you still think gun control isn't a problem, it's about to get a whole lot worse. As 3D-printed gun blueprints continue to circulate, they will cause more harm than good.

Athens - A new and very cheap drug is killing Greek youth who no longer can see a future for themselves. Sisa is a form of crystal meth being mixed with filler ingredients such as battery acid and engine oil. It makes users violent and kills within six months.

Two videos uploaded to Facebook last week showed a woman being beheaded by a masked man and an execution of two men. Facebook had at first refused to remove the violence clips, claiming people have a right to show the world in which we live.

Raipur - For years, communist ultras have been raging an anti-state war in India that has claimed thousands of lives. In the backdrop of this unrest, youths in a central Indian state are reviving a forgotten ritual that binds them into eternal friendship.

In the statements made to the press by Ruslan Tsarni, uncle of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, an important truth was revealed on the nature of the unsettled.

Police in Northern Ireland has seized arms and explosives following a night of unrest which saw them subject to violence which included having petrol bombs flung at them.

Homosexuals in France are being targeted in a wave of violent attacks, just as a bill allowing marriage for all is being debated.

Ever since the Sandy Hook shootings, lawmakers and politicians have proposed all sort of ideas, that frankly are not the solution to the problem.

New Delhi - While six men, including a minor, perpetrated the gang-rape of "Nirbhaya," the ordeal and death of the victim has brought up the call for amending India's Juvenile Justice Act.