Teenager Axel Rudakubana who is awaiting trial for the murder of three young girls in Southport has been charged with possession of a study of an Al-Qaeda terror training manual and manufacture of the poison ricin.
A Hezbollah tunnel has been found 100 metres from a UN peacekeeper base in Lebanon, raising questions about how the UN could be unaware of it and why UN troops are refusing to evacuate.
Teenage boys could face anti-terrorism investigations for sexist remarks in class under new Home Office plans, sparking fears of Prevent losing focus on deradicalising terrorists.
Riots and terrorist attacks are acceptable if done for a 'good cause' such as climate change and Gaza, according to celebrated Left-wing academic Andreas Malm. Rank hypocrisy springs to mind, says Steven Tucker.
Eugyppius takes stock of the recent fatal knife attacks in Germany and how the usual state media "Diversity Explainers" are already working to undermine our pattern-recognition systems.
Were the anti-racism rallies that appeared 'spontaneously' on Wednesday to oppose 100 largely non-existent 'far Right riots' even real, asks Steven Tucker. Yes, people were there, but who was really behind it?
French authorities have barred 3,570 individuals out of over 770,000 applicants for the upcoming Olympics, due to concerns over terror links and national security threats.
Did German authorities make Mannheim knife attack victim Michael Stürzenberger a target for his radical Muslim assailant by dubbing him an "enemy of Islam"? Robert Kogon investigates.
ICC prosecutor Karim Khan's comparison between Israel and Hamas is utter nonsense, says Ramesh Thakur. Where to even begin when a man in such a critically important office betrays such jaw-dropping ignorance?
Should governments be able to censor online content for the entire world? That's what Australia is claiming the right to do. But do they really think China and Russia should be able to choose what the world sees?
