The Latest Breaking News from Terrorism

Iraqi President Barham Salih discussed with Defense Minister Juma Inad and Minister of Water Resources Mahdi Rashid al-Hamdani the two most significant challenges facing the country: terrorism and water shortages. Iraq faces terrorism linked to ISIS remnants almost five years after the government announced the military defeat of the extremist…

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi expressed hopes for deeper U.S. counter-terrorism ties during talks with a top American general on Monday, following a deadly weekend attack by militants in the Sinai peninsula, a U.S. military official said on Monday.

Sikh separatism is now feeble, but vigilance is essential

A nation’s culture is its soul and its voice, it must be amplified

Several Arab states have condemned the terrorist attack that targeted a water pumping plant west of Sinai in Egypt, leaving one officer and 10 Egyptian soldiers dead and five injured. The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly denounced the attack, affirming the Kingdom’s full support for Egypt towards everything that…

Irish people heading to Spain are asked to exercise a high degree of caution

NEW YORK — Frank James, accused of opening fire on a packed New York City subway car in April, has been indicted on terrorism charges by a federal grand jury in Brooklyn.

The far-right group Patriotic Alternative is targeting Generation Z in search of the next wave of neo-Nazis. Shocking footage shows how the group lured in a teen who is now one of its leading stars.

The Special Air Service have revealed a new secret weapon in the fight against global terrorism, using Jack Russell terriers to sniff out explosives and ammunition

R.N. Ravi says some parties are supporting it out of vested interest

For decades, the U.S. government has sent aid to countries plagued by terrorism, believing that the money could help other nations tackle extremism. Money matters, but it alone isn’t enough to prevent terrorism.