'Chances are that we have been infiltrated by the police,' says St Paul's activist.
With the Anti-Acta 11 February Day of Action looming, the International Business Times UK looks at why Anonymous, the Pirate Party and activists in general are so up in arms.
Republican rivals claim nomination for presidential candidate still up for grabs as frontrunner's relatively weak vote tally revealed.
Russia accuses the West of arming a military task force in Syria to strengthen the opposition and dramatizing Syria's internal affairs.
Hacker group pledged to expose 'new world order conspiracy' issues video in support of US Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul.
Violence intensifies in Syria as the Free Syrian Army has claimed responsibility for the twin blasts that targeted security buildings in Aleppo, Syria's commercial hub.
London mayoral race with Boris Johnson hots up but will Labour challenger's foot-in-mouth disease stop him?
The political editor of La Nacion (The Nation), labels David Cameron’s decision to send a destroyer to the Falklands as a “joke”.
Radical Somali Islamist group combines forces with al-Qaida in sign that jihadist movement is spreading.
A part of the wider Anti-Acta movement, within the UK protests have been confirmed in London Glasgow and Nottingham.
Chilling YouTube warning first step in three-pronged attack against Jewish state by hackers' collective.
Latest blasts claim soldiers and civilians in northern city.
Fawkes made claim that News of the World paid £20,000 for pictures of William Hague’s special adviser in gay bar, without using them.
Greece’s financial future in doubt after ministers look again at strict terms of European rescue package.
Beer manufacturing companies including SAB Miller, MillerCoors LLC, Pabst Brewing Company, Molson Coors Brewing Company and Anheuser-Busch InBev Worldwide are all facing a $500 (£316) million lawsuit from the Oglala Sioux Tribe.
IBTimes UK looks at the main players in the growing movement for greater political freedoms in Saudi Arabia's tiny island neighbour.
Children's Food Campaign passes 54 complaints about unhealthy products to Advertising Standards Authority.
Product websites targeted by Children’s Food Campaign’s super-complaint to the Advertising Standards Agency.
Boys at circumcision ritual ordered to attack woman for walking through field without permission.
Denver Broncos quarterback hints his future may be as in US Congress.
Polaroid chairman under fire after hacking collective reveals fawning comments to Syrian dictator and promises support.
Examining TeamPoison's recent contribution to Anonymous's OpNigeria campaign, analysts have once again questioned the group's motives and ability.
Hamza Kashgari, a columnist for the Jeddah-based al-Bilad daily, came under a barrage of criticism, with some people even calling for his death via Twitter, YouTube and email.
Anonymous' latest operation against an American nationalist party, the American Third Position (A3P) is part of a wider, loosely organised effort against far-right movements in Europe and the US.
As the anniversary of the February 14 protests approaches, Bahraini government stands accused of increasing use of torture on jailed women activists
Three days after deadline, Greek leaders reach deal on austerity plan that will unlock €130bn (£109m) bailout.
Sir Paul McCartney's ex-wife tells press ethics hearing newpapers not put off by fear of big libel payouts.
Syria's Bashar al-Assad still has chance to settle conflict using diplomacy but time running out, warns Turkish foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
Moscow and Beijing arms race to Sudan leading to human rights violations in Darfur, Amnesty International says.
Former US president Jimmy Carter sought to boost diplomatic links with Syria and improve image of President Bashar al-Assad after Bush administration.
