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Terrorist Attacks

A more complex reality in Cabo Delgado
Africa
/ 29 March 2021

A more complex reality in Cabo Delgado

In the Mozambican province wracked by a violent insurgency, the convenient labelling of those rising up against the predatory elite paints a picture that is far from reality

By Joseph Hanlon
Al-Shabab’s show of force backfires disastrously
Africa
/ 20 October 2017

Al-Shabab’s show of force backfires disastrously

Despite years of conflict, al-Shabab remains a potent military and political force, able to occupy territory and launch terror attacks

By Simon Allison
Attacks have fallen, but Boko Haram’s new leader could signal a strategic shift
Analysis
/ 23 August 2016

Attacks have fallen, but Boko Haram’s new leader could signal a strategic shift

Cameroon and other countries forces have made gains in territorial control and suicide attacks are down but there’s no room for complacency.

By Staff Reporter
We need an Armageddon canary but a historian will do … and the end is not nigh
Article
/ 29 July 2016

We need an Armageddon canary but a historian will do … and the end is not nigh

Is the world going to hell in a handbasket? It’s really hard not to feel that way at the moment.

By Staff Reporter
Over 5000 arrested in Pakistan following deadly bombing
Article
/ 29 March 2016

Over 5000 arrested in Pakistan following deadly bombing

At least 72 people – more than 30 of them children – were killed over the weekend following a bombing at a public park in the Pakistani city of Lahore

By Staff Reporter
SA officials in Brussels confirmed safe
Article
/ 23 March 2016

SA officials in Brussels confirmed safe

South African diplomatic workers in the capital of Belgium were unharmed by Tuesday’s attacks.

By Staff Reporter
Learn lessons from prior terrorist attacks
Article
/ 12 December 2015

Learn lessons from prior terrorist attacks

As most people now acknowledge, the errors of the post-9/11 Western “war on terror” led to increases in the number of terrorist incidents.

By Staff Reporter
Survivors describe Boko Haram slaughter
Africa
/ 13 January 2015

Survivors describe Boko Haram slaughter

Survivors of the Boko Haram massacre that took place around the town of Baga, Nigeria, describe the militants slaughtering some people "like insects".

By Sapa Ap
Parents in Pakistan prepare for mass burial of children
Article
/ 17 December 2014

Parents in Pakistan prepare for mass burial of children

The burial of those killed in a Taliban attack is under way and a former ambassador to the US says Pakistan has been too apologetic about the Taliban.

By Mehreen Zahra Malik
Sochi Games: Putin’s project of personal importance
Analysis
/ 7 February 2014

Sochi Games: Putin’s project of personal importance

As the Winter Olympics begin, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin hopes that a successful event will enhance the country’s international reputation.

By Andrew Hammond
French anti-terror unit investigating soldier’s stabbing
Article
/ 26 May 2013

French anti-terror unit investigating soldier’s stabbing

An anti-terrorism unit is investigating the stabbing of a French soldier that police think was inspired by the killing of a British soldier in London.

By Reuters
Police fear Norway shooting and bomb blast connected
Article
/ 22 July 2011

Police fear Norway shooting and bomb blast connected

The bomb blast in central Oslo and a shooting at a political youth camp outside the capital are connected, Norwegian police said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter

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