The Final Terror

A court has sentenced a convict to double life imprisonment 21 years after a terror attack in Jammu that killed three people, including a baby. The verdict closes a decades-old case, and coverage is highlighting how long justice took for the victims' families and the rare double life sentence handed down.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused of orchestrating the September 11 attacks, is scheduled to stand trial in 2028, according to ABC News. The date comes after more than two decades of legal delays surrounding the case at Guantanamo Bay, where the defendant has been held since 2006. Commentators are highlighting frustration that justice for the nearly 3,000 victims remains decades away.

Türkiye's interior minister has said the country's terror-free process is 'very close' to completion. The statement refers to the ongoing initiative to end terrorism in Türkiye, which the government has been pursuing through a disarmament and reconciliation process. The minister's comments suggest the authorities believe the process is nearing its final stage, though no specific timeline or further details were provided.