Among the three deaths caused by the shooting in the French city of Strasbourg is a Thai tourist. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Southeast Asian country it is a 45...
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in The Hague has no indication that there are Dutch among the victims in Strasbourg. The ministry announces that it is the situation in the French...
The French police assume a terrorist act during the shooting near a Christmas market in Strasbourg. According to the Minister of the Interior, two people have died....
The two brothers suspected of terrorist activities in Suriname are back on trial on Wednesday. This time the judge and the Public Prosecution Service will question Raoul A. and Nasr I.
An Indian man (21) thought he was funny when he boarded the plane with some friends. 'Terrorist on board. I destroy women's hearts, 'he posted on social media.
An IS supporter who helped with the preparations for a terrorist murder was sentenced to 38 years in prison in Australia. Milad Atai (22) refused to stand up in court and laughed when he heard the penalty, message broadcaster ABC.
In the run-up to the terrorist attack last year, the British internal intelligence service MI5 'dropped' in Manchester. 'As a result,' possibilities for preventing the attack have been lost. '
The British authorities have arrested a 48-year-old man after finding two explosives in an apartment. As far as is known, the suspect has no ties with terrorist organizations, reports the police in the British capital.
The government of Australia wants extremists to be able to deprive the Australian nationality more quickly. That is only now possible if they have been sentenced to a prison sentence of at least six years. 'We're going to delete that requirement,' said premier Scott Morrison according to broadcaster ABC.
A heavy explosion has cost the lives of dozens of people in the Afghan capital Kabul. Government officials say a suicide bomber was blowing up during a religious meeting.
The man who injured an agent on Tuesday morning at the Brussels coal market in a mes attack, was on trial leave. He was stuck for attempted manslaughter. He was allowed to test while the Belgian Public Prosecution Service issued a negative recommendation.
Anti-terror units have arrested three men in the Australian city of Melbourne suspected of plotting a terrorist attack. According to the police, they wanted to carry out an attack on a busy spot and kill as many people as possible.
A Turkish court has convicted six persons of involvement in an attack in 2016 at Atatürk airport in Istanbul that claimed 45 lives. The state press agency Anadolu reported that all six convicts have been sentenced to life.
A British couple who had named his child after Adolf Hitler was found guilty of membership of the National Action terror group by a court on Monday. That neo-Nazi group was banned in 2016 after the members had celebrated the murder of MP Jo Cox (Labor) by a Nazi veteran.
The passerby who attacked the attacker in Melbourne with a shopping cart, keeps a nice amount of money. Australians are collecting money online for the 46-year-old Michael Rogers. Monday morning the counter stood at 110,000 Australian dollars, which translates to around 70,000 euros. A nice boost for Rogers, who is reportedly homeless, according to broadcaster ABC.
A bomb attack at a hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu killed 19 people on Friday. Among them are six suspected Muslim fighters. The explosions could be heard in the wide area and were followed by a weapon.
With the discovery of more than 200 mass graves in Iraq, the horrors of the Islamic State are becoming increasingly clear, and that the moment the terrorist movement gains strength again.
A German ICE high-speed train has been the target of an extreme right-wing terrorist attack. The perpetrators, however, put the blame down to Muslims. The Bavarian police say this, according to RND news agency yesterday.
The Surinamese judge continues Wednesday with the case of the brothers Raoul A. and Nasr I. They are suspected of involvement in terrorist activities in Suriname. The lawyers of the brothers are given the opportunity to interrogate the agent who led the police investigation.
Sentenced terrorist leader Fouad Belkacem lost his Belgian nationality. State Secretary Francken (Asylum and Migration) wants to expel Belkacem to Morocco as soon as possible, the country of which he still holds a passport.
The convicted leader of the terrorist group Sharia4Belgium, Fouad Belkacem, loses his Belgian nationality. The court in Antwerp has determined that.
According to various media, the German authorities have prevented a major terrorist attack by Islamic State. This was preceded by a survey of more than a year. It was intended that in June three jihadist teams would travel to Germany to make the preparations and ensure implementation.
Some sixty fighters from al-Shabaab were killed in an air strike in Somalia. That is what the American forces say, supporting the Somali army in the fight against the terrorist organization.
The police take into account that the man who hosted a woman on Monday in Cologne had a terrorist motive. The hostage taker would have said during the hijacking that he belonged to Islamic State (IS), the authorities said during a press conference. He would also have demanded the release of a Tunisian woman.
Turkey has given a new name to the road leading to the new American embassy in the country. The road in the capital Ankara is now called the Malcolm X road, to the leader of the militant civil rights movement for black Americans who was murdered in 1965.
The American preacher Andrew Brunson visited President Donald Trump on Saturday in the White House. Brunson, who was released on Friday in Turkey, knelt on entry to the Oval Office, prayed for the president and asked God to give Trump superhuman wisdom to lead the country.
At least sixteen people were killed by a double suicide attack on a popular restaurant and hotel in the Somali city of Baidoa. About fifty others were injured. That reports the Somali police.
The German right-wing extremist group Revolution Chemnitz planned to commit more terrorist acts than their kindred spirits of the National Socialist Underground NSU at the time.
The prosecutor in New York has demanded the death penalty against Sayfullo Saipov, the Uzbek man who killed eight people in Manhattan last year by driving them in with a car.
Iran arrested 22 people in connection with the deadly attack on a military parade in Ahvaz, in the southwest of the country. The Ministry of Information has announced this. Tehran blamed the United States and their allies for the terrorist act that killed 25 people on Saturday, including twelve members of the revolutionary guard.
