Man accused over violent terrorist videos granted bail A second man arrested over allegedly sharing violent terrorism video with friends and family members via social media has been charged with multiple offences. AAP · Jul 8
Neo-Nazi who planned mass gun attack faces jail after east London car park sting Alfie Coleman, 22, was found guilty of preparing for terrorist acts after an Old Bailey retrial Evening Standard · Jul 8
'No safe harbour for thugs': US indicts Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar in Nijjar killing The United States on Tuesday charged jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and his close aide Satinderjeet Singh alias Goldy Brar with orchestrating the June 2023 killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. The Times of India · Jul 8
Pahalgam terror attack: LeT chief Hafiz Saeed named as accused in supplementary chargesheet Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Hafiz Saeed has been named an accused in the Pahalgam terror attack supplementary chargesheet by the NIA. Filed in Jammu, the chargesheet implicates Saeed for waging war against India and hatching conspiracies from across the border. This follows an earlier charge sheet naming a Pakistani handler and slain… The Economic Times · Jul 6
Monday briefing: Who are the people trying to protect our right to protest? In today’s newsletter: One year on from the proscription of Palestine Action, an elderly retired priest steadied herself on the conviction that protest had become a moral duty, while she waited for the police to move in The Guardian - UK · Jul 6
'Biological terrorism' in occupied Ukraine? Kyiv accuses Russia of creating anthrax outbreak risk Ukraine's intelligence agency has issued a concerning warning regarding Russian forces reportedly burying infected livestock improperly in occupied Kherson. Kyiv asserts that these burial sites, especially those located near populated regions and groundwater sources, present a significant risk of anthrax. The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine cautions about the potential for… The Times of India · Jul 5
Tether Freezes Over 100 Crypto Wallets After US Treasury Targets ISIS-K and Cartel Network The US Treasury has sanctioned 134 cryptocurrency addresses linked to ISIS-K, prompting Tether to freeze over 100 accounts. This move highlights the extension of sanctions to digital infrastructure. International Business Times UK · Jul 4
Operative behind recce of Ram temple and RSS HQ, Hafiz Saeed's relative in designated terrorist list India has designated 23 individuals based in Pakistan and PoJK as terrorists under UAPA for their involvement in infiltration, financing, and planning attacks. This move targets operatives linked to Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar, including launch commanders and recruiters. Six Indian nationals are among those designated, highlighting a cross-border terror… The Economic Times · Jul 4
Centre names 23 Pakistan-based Jaish, Lashkar operatives as terrorists under UAPA India has declared 23 Pakistan-based operatives from groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba as terrorists under the UAPA. The Ministry of Home Affairs stated these individuals are accused of terror recruitment, infiltration, arms supply via drones, and plotting attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. This significant move aims to curb cross-border terror… The Economic Times · Jul 4
“There was some mild terrorism going on. They were exploding cars and banks and real estate. There was an ongoing war”: From a climate of violence, Gojira made one of modern metal’s most conscious, powerful anthems The French crusaders played their early shows in a region battling for independence, and they channelled that political spirit into Flying Whales Metal Hammer · Jul 3
Prairieland brings war on terror home Protesters at ICE's Prairieland facility recieved far harsher sentences than anyone from Jan. 6's violent mob Salon · Jul 3
Convicted ISIS Terrorist Stayed in UK Asylum Hotel Until Biometrics Exposed His Fake Identity A convicted ISIS terrorist, Mohammed Yaseen, was jailed in the UK after biometric checks exposed his false identity used to claim asylum. He entered the UK illegally via a small boat. International Business Times UK · Jul 3
Pakistan alleges, yet again, India making efforts to control rivers Pakistan has strongly refuted India's alleged attempts to control rivers, particularly the Indus basin, by treating water as a "strategic asset." Islamabad asserts that India's decision to place the Indus Water Treaty in "abeyance" is an illegal move, using terrorism as a baseless pretext. Pakistan maintains that water should not… The Economic Times · Jul 2
'Redeemed' IS rocket designer says he's not a danger An electrician jailed for designing rockets for terrorists says he should be free to live unsupervised in a rural town after a lengthy deradicalisation journey. AAP · Jul 2
The Economic Times · Jul 2 At UN, India says 'a terrorist is a terrorist', rejects any justification for terror India has strongly urged the global community to unite against terrorism, emphasizing that "a terrorist is a terrorist" and no grievance can justify such acts. Speaking at the UN, Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni called for an end to double standards and accountability for those involved in terror.
Euronews · Jul 1 Attackers target homes of Greek ruling party figures killing one person, police say Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed "outrage and anger" at what he called a "cowardly, terrorist and murderous attack."
The Economic Times · Jul 1 Pakistan rejects India's remarks about airstrikes in Afghanistan Pakistan has rejected India's condemnation of its airstrikes in Afghanistan, which Islamabad claims targeted "terrorist infrastructure." India had labelled the strikes a "blatant act of aggression" and a "direct threat" to regional stability. Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesman accused India of aiding terrorist groups operating from Afghan soil against Pakistan, though…
The Independent UK · Jul 1 More protesters sentenced to prison over ‘Antifa’ shooting at ICE facility The same judges have already imposed longer sentences on eight defendants convicted at trial
International Business Times UK · Jun 30 Journalists at Risk? UK's New Terror Bill Could Criminalise Journalists Covering Wars and Conflict Legal experts warn the UK's new terror bill could put journalists covering wars at risk of prosecution, raising fresh concerns over press freedom and conflict reporting.
France 24 · Jun 30 Monaco bombing suspect flees to France as police probe attempted murder Police in Monaco and France launched a manhunt for a suspected bomber on Tuesday after three people were wounded by an explosion in the wealthy principality, including Ukrainian-born oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev. The attack was being investigated as attempted murder, but not being considered terrorism act.
The Economic Times · Jun 30 'Fear of scrutiny': India says those questioning global terror financing watchdog FATF have something to hide India has strongly defended the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), urging nations to cease exporting instability and prevent their territories from being used for terrorism. Addressing a UN event, India's envoy stated that questioning the FATF's credibility stems from a 'fear of scrutiny.
The Economic Times · Jun 30 India may push counter-terrorist financing watchdog to add Pakistan to 'Grey List' India is reportedly planning to push for Pakistan's return to the FATF 'Grey List' at the upcoming October meeting. New Delhi may present evidence, including videos, suggesting Islamabad's continued support for terror outfits. This move aims to hold Pakistan accountable for alleged proliferation of non-state actors and the use of…
The Independent UK · Jun 29 Why are Pakistan and Afghanistan fighting – and what could happen next? Afghanistan’s Taliban government says at least four killed in strikes and vowed an ‘appropriate response’
The Economic Times · Jun 29 Yasin Malik named as main accused in charge sheet in brutal 1990 killing of nurse Sarla Bhat by terrorists A groundbreaking development has emerged as the State Investigation Agency has lodged a comprehensive 700-page chargesheet against Yasin Malik, the head of JKLF, along with four others for the tragic kidnapping and murder of Kashmiri Pandit nurse Sarla Bhat in 1990. Filed 36 years post-incident, this document underscores the relentless…
The Guardian - UK · Jun 29 UK state threats bill could pull British journalists into terror prosecutions, experts say Two independent reviewers of terrorism legislation call for safeguards for NGOs and journalists before bill becomes law this week