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Indian flags set ablaze in Balochistan following Narendra Modi's I-Day diatribe against Pakistan
Balochistan's Chief Minister Sanaullah Zehri has accused Modi of inciting terror in the province.
Boko Haram: 8,000 surrendered terrorists 'waiting to be deradicalised in Gombe'
10,000 captives also rescued, Nigerian colonel says, as Boko Haram splits into two factions.
Anjem Choudary sought to divide Muslims from the rest of us – don't let him win
Choudary is a textbook example of a clear dichotomy existing between human rights and national security.
Barack Obama is the most powerful man in the world – so why is Guantanamo Bay still open?
Those who argue that Obama does not have the power to close the prison are simply wrong.
The burkini is sexist - but ban women from wearing it and we're no better than a dictatorship
This decision mirrors the tactic of Islamic theocratic regimes' morality police.
Rudy Giuliani bizarrely forgets 9/11 claiming there were no terrorist attacks in the US before Obama
Giuliani was mayor of New York City in 2001 when the twin towers were attacked.
Indian PM Narendra Modi says country will 'never bend before terrorism' in address to nation
Modi has urged youth of the country to join the mainstream instead of taking up arms.
Libya warns Italy about an Islamic State cell in Milan
Revelation came after Libyan authorities seized documents during Sirte offensive in August.
Woman injured in Swiss train knife attack dies
Police ruled out possibility of terrorism as motive for attack as train approached Salez station.
Thailand's ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra denies Red Shirts had any involvement in bombings
Shinawatra's opposition movement, known 'Red Shirts', has been accused of violence.
Thailand: 2 blasts in popular tourist town of Hua Hin leave 1 dead, 23 injured
Bombs believed to have been planted in plant pots in tourist town popular with Britons.
German ministers consider burqa ban in response to terror threat
Ministers also plan 15,000 more armed police by 2020 and increased surveillance of public transport.
Abubakar Shekau's video evidence of growing tensions between Boko Haram factions
Tensions increase as disputed leader Shekau refuses to acknowledge Barnawi's appointment.
We should beware of British bobbies 'tooling up' to take on terrorists
Jean Charles De Menezes proved that military-style training for police officers can lead to mistakes.
Islamic State's 'Mother of Jihad' released from Belgium prison 4 months into 15 year sentence
Isis recruiter Aberkan took her daughters to Syria and 'has jihad under the skin'.
Belgium machete attack: Two female police officers attacked by man shouting 'Allahu Akbar'
Attacker died in hospital after being shot by a third police officer.
US asks Pakistan to act against militant groups targeting neighbours
The State Department's deputy spokesman urged Pakistan to target all terror groups and not be 'selective'.
France walks tightrope between liberty and security after Isis horrors shake nation to its core
French state fears far right backlash over calls for anti-Muslim measures.
Terrorism is not a symptom of mental illness
Horror and confusion following attacks must not lead us to assume that the perpetrator is mentally ill.
Abu Musab al-Barnawi: New Boko Haram leader 'distanced himself from the killing of Muslim civilians'
Isis appoints al-Barnawi as new Boko Haram leader as Abubakar Shekau's whereabouts still unknown.
IS appointment of new leader al-Barnawi could mean 'more attacks in the West'
IS has appointed a new leader for its West African province, Nigeria-based Boko Haram group.
Isis replaces Abubakar Shekau with new Boko Haram leader Abu Musab al-Barnawi
Shekau rumoured to have been killed or replaced after failing to appear in group's videos.
The Quran was progressive - condoning sex slavery is not
Preachers who hark for a romanticised 7th century Arabia do a great disservice to Muslims.
Encrypted chat service GhostMail closes as 'world has changed for the worse'
'Simply not worth the risk' of secure services getting into the wrong hands.
Once upon a time there was a boy who cried terrorist...
Chaos at Israel's Ben Gurion airport after child convinced himself innocent man looked like a terrorist.
Nigeria: UN suspends aids in Boko Haram-hit Borno where hundreds of children are starving
UN said aid deliveries temporarily suspended after UN convoy ambushed by militants
Boko Haram: Has the Nigerian army really defeated Isis-affiliated group?
Nigerian army and government often claim victory over Boko Haram.
Western holidaymakers must accept that no place on Earth is now totally safe from terrorism
We are staying put in the UK for the first time ever because anything more adventurous seems foolhardy.
NSPCC trains counsellors to spot signs of child radicalisation
Children's charity says signs of extremism include kids isolating themselves or 'speaking as if from a script'.
Former Somalian MP, aged 57, becomes Al-Shabaab's second-oldest suicide bomber
Badbado announced in 2010 he was joining Al-Shabaab as legislators had failed to implement Sharia law.