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India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ruchira Kamboj, called on the UN on Friday to exercise zero tolerance against the terror groups and their sponsors, adding that the illicit traffic of small arms and light is a key enabler for sustaining conflicts by armed and terrorist groups. Read further…

The security breach at the Parliament, which took place on the 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attack on the old Parliament building, is the most audacious security breach that Parliament has seen since

Edward Little has been jailed for at least 16 years after admitting planning a terror attack at Speaker's Corner with a gun

Mustafa Dirani has been jailed for his involvement in the terrorist conspiracy to murder a police accountant after a lengthy judicial delay.

Breaking news: Mossad foils Hamas plot targeting Europe, leading to multiple arrests across Denmark, the Netherlands, and Germany. European and Israeli age...

Three held in Germany and one in Netherlands over plans for possible attacks on Jewish institutions, prosecutor says

In the aftermath of Hamas’ bloody raid into Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, many Israelis and people around the world equated the newly ultraviolent and audacious Palestinian militant organization with the world’s deadliest terrorist group, ISIS – the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.

It was a security breach at the Parliament complex on the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament attack, and it was also a protest against “dictatorship”. While some voices, such as BJD MP Bhartruhari Mehtab, cautioned that the incident could not be compared to the  terrorist attack, hawkish faces on television…

Danish police have made several arrests “on suspicion of preparation for a terrorist attack.”

Madras High Court raises doubt on whether killing of RSS/BJP/Hindu religious leaders can be termed as a 'terrorist act'.

Benbrika expected to be released on extended supervision order, the first time he will be free since being arrested on terror charges in 2005