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Robert Kogon profiles the assailant involved in the recent terrorist attack in Paris, highlighting his alarming associations with at least three other individuals involved in notorious French terror incidents.
The Government's new Terrorism Bill imposes over-the-top requirements on churches, village halls, cricket clubs and other local venues to carry out risk assessments and force volunteers to undergo anti-terrorism training.
The terror attack which killed teacher Dominique Bernard last Friday occurred nearly three years after the very similar attack on Samuel Paty. But less well known is that a third such attack occurred last year.
Mohammed Mogouchkov, who killed one person in a knife attack at a school in France on Friday, was apparently looking for a history teacher. Had the teacher expressed views on the Middle East he didn't agree with?
An NHS medic, Dr Mennah Elwan, mocked Israeli festival-goers for fleeing Hamas gunmen, claiming on X that "there are no civilians in Israel" and calling for the UK to forcibly remove the whole Israeli population.
Relations between Canada and India are in a tailspin after Trudeau alleged India was behind the June 18th killing of an alleged Sikh terrorist. But what's the truth of the matter, asks Ramesh Thakur.
The Danish Government has proposed a ban on setting the Quran alight in public citing national security concerns, prompting fears of a return of blasphemy laws to Europe to appease violent Muslims.
France is a nation divided by history, terrorism and a struggle for integration, writes Ed West in the Spectator. The ongoing ‘Intifada’ is a legacy of the brutal, violent end to France’s colonial empire.
According to William Shawcross's report on Prevent, the definition of 'right-wing extremism' by counter terrorism officials was so capacious it included Jacob Rees-Mogg, Rod Liddle, Douglas Murray and Melanie Phillips.
Historian Guy de la Bédoyère thinks it’s almost inevitable that the increasingly unhinged eco protestors will split into violent and non-violent factions, with the former spawning a new generation of terrorists.
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