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Passengers get off a bus in Vienna, 3 May 2006. Recent terrorist attacks in different cities have demonstrated the vulnerability of urban and regional public transport systems.

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With the increase in suicide bombings in recent years, the OSCE is looking at ways to combat the threat.

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The OSCE is examining ways of enhancing container security in order to prevent terrorists exploiting this means of transport.

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The Internet has become one of the main tools in the arsenal of contemporary terrorist organizations.

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Members of an elite Spetsnaz (special forces) group of the Russian Interior Ministry wearing masks during an anti-terrorism exercise outside of Moscow, 9 December 2005. The OSCE contributes to world-wide efforts in combating terrorism.

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Members of a Spetsnaz (special forces) group of the Russian Interior Ministry detain hostage takers during an anti-terrorism exercise outside of Moscow, 9 December 2005.

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Members of a Spetsnaz (special forces) group of the Russian Interior Ministry detain hostage takers during an anti-terrorism exercise outside of Moscow, 9 December 2005.

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Money laundering plays an important role in enabling terrorists to finance their activities.

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With a lack of international standards, shipping containers can pose a security threat if tampered with by terrorists.

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A Spanish policeman walks past a hole in a train after an explosion at Madrid's Atocha station, 11 March 2004. Nearly 200 people were killed and more than 1,400 injured in simultaneous blasts.

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A man-portable shoulder-fired air defence missile launcher used in training by the Finnish Defence Forces.

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Uzbek border guards and customs officials at an OSCE training course at the Uzbek-Tajik border, October 2003.