terrorism

Isis appoints al-Barnawi as new Boko Haram leader as Abubakar Shekau's whereabouts still unknown.

IS has appointed a new leader for its West African province, Nigeria-based Boko Haram group.

Shekau rumoured to have been killed or replaced after failing to appear in group's videos.

Preachers who hark for a romanticised 7th century Arabia do a great disservice to Muslims.

'Simply not worth the risk' of secure services getting into the wrong hands.

Chaos at Israel's Ben Gurion airport after child convinced himself innocent man looked like a terrorist.

UN said aid deliveries temporarily suspended after UN convoy ambushed by militants

Nigerian army and government often claim victory over Boko Haram.

We are staying put in the UK for the first time ever because anything more adventurous seems foolhardy.

Children's charity says signs of extremism include kids isolating themselves or 'speaking as if from a script'.

Badbado announced in 2010 he was joining Al-Shabaab as legislators had failed to implement Sharia law.

Ayman al-Zawahiri's calls come as al-Qaeda urges followers to carry out lone wolf attacks during Olympics.

An unconfirmed video of a man leaving a fast food restaurant and opening fire on a small crowd has emerged.

We are being threatened on two ideological fronts: foreign-born terrorism and homegrown racism.

Man killer sent text immediately before attack among those to appear in Paris court

This is a volatile and testing century - there's no time for exaggerated claims.

Security officials believe there are still at least 20 militants hiding in the area where Santoso was killed.

Ban Ki-moon warns of Isis activities spreading in North African country.

Almost 8,000 French Jews moved to Israel in 2015, up from 1,900 in 2012.

Abu Wardah Santoso affiliated himself with the Islamic State and was tagged as a 'terrorist' by the US.

His fiery speech drew cheers from the crowd as he said people shouldn't fear being politically incorrect.

Four people were injured after the 17-year-old attacked train passengers.

Hecklers shouted 'resign' and 'murderer' as Manuel Valls arrived at spot where 84 died.

'Security' appears synonymous with a willingness to kill millions at the press of a button

SAS and police step up security to prevent Nice-style Daesh attacks in Britain.

Anonymous often post similar warnings - but do they actually back them up?

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel killed 84 people in a brutal attack on a 30,000-strong crowd in southern France.

Impoverished and isolated communities are ripe recruiting ground for terrorist groups.

A hardcore of extremists is attempting to radicalise Muslims inmates, according to official.

The men were detained under Singapore's Internal Security Act in April.