The Latest Breaking News from Terrorism

Some of 61 defendants charged also face money laundering and domestic terrorism charges for environmental protests

MP Lone files affidavit in SC, reiterating oath to protect Constitution & territorial integrity of India. Government unhappy as affidavit does not mention swearing against terrorism/separatism. SC to analyse affidavit & address issue in its judgment.

Money laundering jeopardises the security of UK citizens and the integrity of its economy. Money launderers often target financial institutions, but they are also increasingly targeting lesser regulated or unregulated sectors, such as universities.

Suspects aged 21 and 22 arrested under Terrorism Act after leak of names of 10,000 PSNI officers and staff

The Jacksonville shooting is a reminder of the long history of terrorism against Black people, their colleges and their communities

Civil libertarians should decry the tendency to round everything up to terrorism.

When 1980's A came out it featured a new Jethro Tull line-up, a new sound and songs about the threat of nuclear war and terrorism. Not everyone was impressed.

Protesters say classification as ‘domestic terrorists’ for opposing planned Georgia police facility has upended their lives

Both countries are preparing to sign a statement of intent to tackle shared organised-crime threats.

Proposed Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill (BNS) seeks to replace British-era Indian Penal Code and defines terrorism as separate offence. Section 111 (6) (a) says causing floods is terrorist offence. Bill lacks procedural safeguards against false implication and has provisions for min 5-year imprisonment and death sentence.

Leaders of regional councils protested outside the PMs Office in Jerusalem demanding tougher action against rampant terrorism