Police shoot dead Berlin Pride van and knife rampage suspect, officials say Abdul Ballout, 21, reportedly shot in operation at allotment in Spandau district after fatal attack in Tiergarten park The Guardian - UK · Jul 26
Main suspect in Berlin Pride attack shot dead by German police forces The suspect in the deadly Berlin Pride attack that left one person dead and 29 injured was shot and killed by police during a confrontation on Sunday in a suburb of the city, authorities said. France 24 · Jul 26
Jammu court directs Pakistan-based terror handler to appear by August 21 Jammu and Kashmir Police executed a special court proclamation against a terror handler. The proclamation directs the wanted terrorist to appear by August twenty-first. This action relates to twin bomb blasts which occurred in Katra and Narwal. The accused is a cross-border handler believed to have crossed over to Pakistan.… The Economic Times · Jul 25
Govt orders GitHub to remove Bluetooth-based chat app Bitchat over security concerns: Jack Dorsey In its notice, I4C said that the app enables communication even during network restrictions and creates a substantial risk of misuse by anti-national elements, terrorist organisations, organised criminal groups and cyber criminals seeking to evade lawful detection and continue communication despite legally imposed restrictions. The Economic Times · Jul 24
'Committed jihadist': UK-born Pakistani man jailed over military base terror plot A UK-born Pakistani man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for plotting a mass casualty terrorist attack on a British military base, after investigators found he had prepared for an act of terrorism and shared extremist material with an associate who later carried out a deadly attack on a synagogue. The Times of India · Jul 23
Manchester synagogue terrorist’s phones revealed his extremist views – but police failed to check them Stephen Watson said he was ‘deeply sorry’ for the failure to examine Jihad Al-Shamie’s devices, which would have revealed his extremist views The Independent UK · Jul 23
Antifa terrorism threat doesn't exist The Trump administration made up a group to spread fear and conspiracy theories Salon · Jul 23
Australian ISIS Doctor 'Dr Jihad' Found Alive in Iraqi Prison as Government Faces Questions Over His Return Australian doctor Tareq Kamleh, presumed dead, is found alive in an Iraqi prison, raising questions about the government's awareness and response to his potential return. International Business Times UK · Jul 23
The antifa terrorism threat the Trump administration describes does not exist The State Department on July 16, 2026, hosted what officials billed as a ministerial on the resurgence of left-wing political terrorism. The Conversation · Jul 22
Ann Widdecombe Murder Trial Reveals 2-Minute Attack That Ended With Wallet Theft Former minister Ann Widdecombe was fatally attacked in her home, struck 21 times with a hammer. The suspect, Joshua Kerry, is under investigation for potential political or terrorist motives. International Business Times UK · Jul 22
Trump Wants More Deportations. Now The Administration Is Turning To A Secret Court: Report The Trump administration is trying to use a secret court to target foreign nationals for deportations. International Business Times · Jul 21
ED raids in Bengaluru ISIS radicalisation case The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches across Bengaluru in a money laundering probe. This investigation is linked to the radicalization of youth for the ISIS terrorist group. The probe stems from a National Investigation Agency FIR involving Iqra Welfare Trust. Accused allegedly conspired to radicalise youth through workshops and study circles. The Economic Times · Jul 21
30 years ago, the ‘Alien Terrorist Removal Court’ was created and then forgotten. Now the DOJ submitted its first-ever application to it This resurrection was inspired by Judge James Boasberg. We Got This Covered · Jul 20
Australians are more concerned about terrorism and cyberattacks than war: new research 2026 has been an unsettling year in terms of Australian security. It opened with the nation still reeling from its worst terrorist attack on home soil. This sense of insecurity has since been compounded by regional and global events, including the conflict in Iran and, more recently, the Chinese ballistic… The Conversation · Jul 20
The Economic Times · Jul 19 US attacked under-construction Darkhovin nuclear power plant, says Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation "The terrorist and criminal regime of the US, which has no nature other than bullying and lawlessness, in an aggressive and brutal act contrary to international law, attacked the Darkhoin power plant site under construction - one of the symbols of the dignity and scientific self-sufficiency of the Iranian nation…
The Independent UK · Jul 19 DOJ activates untested ‘Alien Terrorist Removal Court’ for first time in 30 years The court was established in 1996 but had never received a petition until this past Wednesday
Reason · Jul 19 Calling Cartels 'Narcoterrorists' Turns Drug Enforcement Into War Making Brazil’s gangs show why the “narcoterrorist” label is tempting, misleading, and unlikely to stop drugs.
AAP · Jul 18 'Insane time': the bombing that rocked an Aussie town Fuelled by a love of the forest, two masked bombers attacked a sleepy Australian town in one of the nation's first acts of eco-terrorism.
The Texas Tribune · Jul 18 How a man once ordered to pay libel damages helped launch an investigation into Islamic private schools A man convicted of libel in Britain helped spur investigations into Islamic private schools applying to Texas’ voucher program, legal filings say.
The Conversation · Jul 17 The Trump administration’s global campaign against ‘radical left terrorism’ is built on a national security memo without congressional approval A little-noticed presidential national security directive is now the legal engine behind a wave of terrorism prosecutions against left-wing protesters.
Latin Times · Jul 17 Marco Rubio Designates Juárez Cartel and Los Viagras as Foreign Terrorist Organizations The Trump administration expanded its use of terrorism authorities against Mexican criminal organizations on Thursday, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio announcing that the Juárez Cartel and Los Viagras have been designated as both Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) and Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs).
The Economic Times · Jul 17 US designates 2 new Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations The United States has designated two Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. These groups include the Juarez Cartel and Los Viagras from Michoacan. This action allows for more aggressive measures against these criminal organizations. The Juarez Cartel has a long history of drug trafficking across the border. Los Viagras also…
The Times of India · Jul 17 US announces visa curbs on foreigners linked to 'far-left terrorist' groups The United States on Thursday announced a new visa restriction policy aimed at foreign nationals accused of supporting activities linked to far-left terrorist and aligned groups.
France 24 · Jul 17 China's Xi urges global cooperation on AI, warns against single-country dominance Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Friday artificial intelligence should not be dominated by any single country, calling for greater international cooperation on AI development and governance at a major conference in Shanghai. His remarks come as Chinese AI firms challenge US rivals and concerns grow over AI's military, cyber…
The National (Scotland) · Jul 16 Scottish premiere for film examining how UK treated Palestine activists as terrorists A DOCUMENTARY about the activists who were treated as terrorists after targeting an Israeli weapons factory is set for its Scottish premiere ...