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India rejects Norwegian foreign minister's remarks on Kashmir

India rejected Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide's remarks on Kashmir. New Delhi stated that Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh are integral parts of India. The world community should focus on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's use for terrorism. India also responded to Pakistan's criticism regarding the Indus Waters Treaty. The treaty remains in…

The Economic Times

Refugees, lost trade and security costs: how conflict in one African country drives up debt for its neighbours

Conflicts in Africa vary in scope and intensity. They range from large-scale civil wars to territorial disputes, localised insurgencies, inter-communal violence, political instability, armed conflict and terrorism. The continent has earned the reputation of being the world’s bloodiest.

The Conversation

UK Muslim charity under terror probe over alleged Hamas ties after senior figure arrested in US case

A UK-based Muslim charity is under investigation by counter-terror police and the Charity Commission over alleged links to Hamas. A senior figure associated with one of the charity’s partner organisations was arrested in Britain in a US terrorism-financing case, triggering the investigation.

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Police investigating Widdecombe murder suspect over Farage arson

Counter-terrorism police are investigating an incident at Mr Farage’s south London home last year.

Evening Standard

Ann Widdecombe police investigate whether accused had role in Farage incident

Police looking into whether Joshua Kerry linked to alleged attempted burglary last year at Reform leader’s then home

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage ‘horrified’ Ann Widdecombe murder detectives probing firebombing on his home

A source said there had been a ‘very serious policing error’

The Independent UK

Ann Widdecombe investigators reopen probe into ‘arson attempt’ at Nigel Farage’s home

A ‘firebomb’ was reported as being posted through the Reform leader’s mailbox

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Police probing Widdecombe death reopen inquiry into ‘firebomb’ at Farage’s home

Officers have reopened an inquiry into an alleged burglary, reportedly a firebomb attack at Nigel Farage’s south London home.

The Independent UK

Counter-terror police investigating Ann Widdecombe death reopen attempted burglary probe

The incident at an address in Greater London was reported in April 2025

The Independent UK

'Extreme right-wing' ideology drives surge in referrals to UK anti-terror scheme

According to the Home Office, a Prevent referral is made to police "when there are concerns that a person may be susceptible to radicalisation or could be at risk of becoming involved in or supporting terrorism."

Euronews

Extreme rightwing referrals to Prevent rise 42% amid record anti-terror reporting

Scheme aiming to stop people turning to terrorism has 39% overall rise in referrals in year to September 2025

The Guardian - UK

An attack ‘motivated by anarchist and revolutionary ideology’: is far-left terrorism a growing concern?

At 3:55am on July 5 last year, an anonymous five-person cell allegedly committed an attack at Lovitt Technologies – a Victorian defence manufacturer.

The Conversation

Morning Mail: Anti-weapons vandalism ‘far-left terrorism’; Aboriginal community police officers sue NT; Naplan scores a worrying read

Protesters could face life in prison; Aboriginal community police officers allege systemic abuse in NT

The Guardian - AU

'Far-left' terror attack probe could face legal hurdle

Authorities investigating an arson attack on a suburban defence manufacturer may face challenges proving the incident was an act of terror.

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India says Pakistan 'insecure' over growing ties with Afghanistan

India criticized Pakistan's remarks regarding Afghanistan engagement, citing insecurity and frustration. New Delhi asserted its positive trajectory of ties with Kabul continues to grow. Preparations for the upcoming BRICS summit are underway, with invitations extended to nations. India reiterated its position on the Indus Waters Treaty's suspension. The agreement remains…

The Times of India

'Do not befriend Kaafirs': Pakistani general levels terror allegations against India

Pakistan's military spokesperson made controversial remarks about non-believers and the faithful. He also accused India of using websites and social media for terrorism. Chaudhry alleged that Afghanistan's Taliban regime uses terrorism for its economy and diplomacy. These statements were made during a briefing on counter-terrorism operations. The briefing also covered…

The National (Scotland)

Kemi Badenoch's 'gun-wielding' security officer reported to counter-terrorism police

A FORMER security officer for the Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has been revealed as a gun-wielding “fantasist” who was reported to…

The Times of India

‘Cockroaches’ and crackdowns: Can Pakistan’s Gen Z storm the barricades?

Just look at what is happening in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. People have taken to the streets over bread-and-butter issues and local election grievances. At least 40 protesters have died this week alone. To add insult to injury, Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif has described these protesters as “enemies” like India and…

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Pakistan witnessed over 3,000 terror incidents this year: Army

Pakistan experienced over 3,000 terrorism incidents this year, resulting in 800 deaths. As many as 2,084 terrorists were killed during this period. Intelligence-based operations numbered over 40,000, with most in Balochistan. The army general stated Afghan nationals were involved in suicide bombings. He also discussed the perception of the situation…

The Guardian - US

McCarthyism has returned to the United States – and this time it’s even more dangerous

Trump’s campaign of repression echoes the red scare. But now the government has bigger ambitions and more powerful tools

Evening Standard

British man accused of spying for Iran at RAF base could be extradited to UK

The arrest follows a probe led by Counter Terrorism Policing London.

International Business Times UK

'Don't Get Confused': Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Fires Back at Russia's Terrorism Charge With Viral Meme

The Telegram founder used a statement, video and satirical posts to challenge Moscow after being added to Russia's register of terrorists and extremists.

Evening Standard

Over 100 arrested at London Palestine Action demo as co-founder told she can challenge terror ban at Supreme Court

Protest outside Westminster Magistrates Court held before it was confirmed Huda Ammori can challenge Home Office decision to ban the group

Radio France Internationale

Russia seeks arrest of Telegram's Durov over 'terrorism complicity' claims

Russia has announced it is seeking the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov over accusations of "complicity in terrorism", alleging he allowed the platform to be used for recruitment by Ukraine's security services.

International Business Times UK

Norwegian Teenager Guilty of UK Contract Killing: Did He Really Think the International Crime Gang Was a Scam?

Johannes Natland, 19, was convicted of conspiracy to murder in a plot linked to an Iranian crime gang. UK counterterrorism officers thwarted the plan, seizing firearms and arresting Natland.

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