Tom Porter

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Tom reports on domestic and foreign affairs for IBTimes UK. His interests include Russia, crime and security. Previously Tom worked at the BBC and the East London Guardian.

Fears grow on West Bank for three Palestinian youths missing for a week

Three young men whose ID cards and mobiles were found near Ramallah not been seen for a week.

Isis: What we know about Ayman Al-Awlaki Brigade, as Pentagon confirms death of group's 'deputy-emir'

Swedish leader of group plotting terror attacks in the West killed in air strike.

Swedish Isis commander plotting terror attacks in English-speaking countries killed in US air strike

Two Swedish jihadis were killed in 16 March air strikes says Pentagon.

Hate leaflets calling for killing of Ahmadi Muslims distributed across London

EXCLUSIVE: Hate campaign against Muslim sect coincides with arrest over murder of Ahmadi shopkeeper in Glasgow.

Cologne attacks: Minister told police to remove word 'rape' from report in cover-up claim

Newspaper claims police were pressurised to remove word from initial reports on New Year's Eve attacks.

Who are the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and why are they persecuted?

Facing persecution by some orthodox Muslims in Pakistan, the Ahmadiyya community in the UK now fear incitement.

Dutch voters reject EU-Ukraine treaty in referendum

Result signals doubts about Netherlands' place in Europe among Dutch voters.

a follower meditating before portraits of Aum Supreme Truth guru Shoko Asahara

Police raid temples of doomsday Aum Shinrikyo cult Moscow and St Petersburg

Japanese cult, responsible for deadly sarin nerve gas attack on Tokyo metro in 1995, has 30,000 members in Russia.

Switzerland: School allows Muslim boys avoid handshake with female teachers

Culture minister declares shaking hands part of Swiss culture and life.

President Jacob Zuma impeachment livestream: Watch South African lawmakers vote on his future

Last week a court ruled Zuma failed to repay £15m of public money used to improve residence.

German broadcaster deletes satirical poem about Turkey's President Erdogan

Merkel rebukes ZDFneo show after displeasure from Turkish authorities over satirical TV song.

Isis rocket expert behind fatal attack on US marines killed in drone strike

US marine Louis Cardin was killed in rocket attack in March.

Philadelphia train crash: Two killed after Amtrak service hits mechanical digger and derails

All services between New York and Philadelphia suspended after crash.

Russian firefighters battle the blaze in theMoscow

Russia: Blaze tears through Ministry of Defence, causing roof to collapse

Emergency services evacuated 50 people from the building.

President Erdogan accuses Barack Obama of 'talking behind his back' with press freedom criticism

On Friday Obama said he had urged Erdogan not to stifle democratic debate.

Rescue workers give aid to a woman who was struck by a car that ran through a road block in the Brussels district of Molenbeek

Brussels: Muslim woman knocked down in Molenbeek hit and run during far-right protest

Police said the driver was a local man.

A member of Iraqi government forces inspects a burnt vehicle with on its top a flag of the Islamic State group (IS) after they retook an area from its jihadists on April 2

Isis underground prison holding more than a thousand civilians liberated by Iraqi forces

Civilians freed as Iraqi forces retake parts of Heet, Anbar province.

An ultra-Orthodox man boarda a flight in

Are the demands of ultra-Orthodox Jews bringing chaos to air travel?

Lawyer was asked to move after being allocated seat next to ultra-Orthodox man.

Refugees queue to register at a asylumkcentre

Migrant crisis: Germany to spend £160m fighting sexual assault at refugee centres

'Unfortunately we know children and women in camps are not safe from abuse and sexual assault,' says minister.

Yegor Sosin: Russian oligarch's son having psychiatric tests after 'strangling mother to death'

Sosin was found wandering hotel corridor covered in blood in December.

Architect Zaha Hadid, designer of London Olympic Aquatic Centre, dies aged 65

Iraq-born architect's futuristic designs commissioned from Baku to Beijing.

Serbian ultra-nationalist leader Vojislav Seselj has been found not guilty of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity during the Balkan wars in the 1990s. Seselj had been accused of stoking ethnic tensions with his nationalist rhetoric ahead of

Vojislav Seselj: Serbian ultra-nationalist acquitted of war crimes and crimes against humanity

Court found insufficient evidence of direct involvement in crimes committed during 1990s Balkans conflict.

Minister for the Family, Children and Women's Rights, Laurence Rossignol

Laurence Rossignol: Thousands call for French minister to resign over 'negro slave' comments

In interview Laurence Rossignol criticised fashion retailers for catering to female Muslim market.

Israel's Mossad recruited notorious SS hero to assassinate Nazi scientists in Egypt

Otto Skorzeny reportedly assassinated a former Nazi scientist for the Israelis.

Associated Press cooperation with Hitler's Third Reich exposed

AP photos were used in racist Nazi booklets, according to the study.

#MakeFunOfErdogan: Turkish president mocked after satirical song provokes diplomatic spat

Germany says freedom of expression "non-negotiable" after song ignites ire of Turkey.

Dagestan: Isis claims responsibility for fatal bomb attack on Russian police convoy

Russian police said one officer was killed and two were injured in the attack.

Egyptair hijack raises new concerns over Egyptian airport security

Incident comes months after Russian airliner was downed over Sinai peninsula.

Turkey's feathers ruffled – German ambassador summoned over President Erdogan satire song

The Turkish president is criticised in the song for crackdown on free press.

Syrian government forces are 'poised' to retake ancient city of Palmyra from Isis

Footage shows Syrian forces advancing to the outskirts of the ancient city.