A new US report indicates that 15 major terror groups continue to find safe haven in Pakistan. This finding raises concerns about regional security and counter-terrorism efforts.

For years, Iranian-backed militias and terror groups attacked countries, and Iran carried out attacks directly, but the regime never seemed to face any censure.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim expressed concern over the involvement of school-aged teenagers in terror groups and urged vigilance to protect the nation's peace.

For a region that has been plagued by terror groups ranging from the Mai Taisine riotous sect in the 1980s to Boko Haram insurgents in the 2000s, the emergence of a new Islamist group in the Muslim north of Nigeria has become one too many. Given the name “Lakurawa” by the locals, this new terror […] The post Islamism and jihadi terrorism in Northern Nigeria, By Majeed Dahiru appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Experts suspect that Hamas, Hezbollah, or ISIS may be behind a secret tunnel allegedly dug under the border from Belarus to Poland, according to a report by The Telegraph.

A US Congressional report states that Pakistan serves as a base for numerous armed and terrorist organizations, some active since the 1980s, despite military operations.

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has filed a defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, demanding a jury trial concerning its reporting on the company's alleged transactions with networks funding terror groups and its internal investigation into Iranian sanctions.

U.S. and Ecuadorian forces have initiated joint operations targeting suspected narco-terrorists in Ecuador, marking a new partnership to combat drug trafficking.

A United States lawmaker, Riley Moore, has alleged that illegal rare earth mineral mining operations linked to China are fueling terrorist activities in Nigeria, worsening attacks on Christian communities in parts of the country. The post US lawmaker alleges illegal Chinese mining financing terror groups in Nigeria appeared first on Vanguard News.

India has launched its first comprehensive anti-terror policy named PRAHAAR. This policy addresses threats from cross-border terrorism, cyber-attacks, and the misuse of drones. It highlights the use of advanced technologies by terror groups for propaganda and funding. PRAHAAR emphasizes coordinated legal, technological, and community-based responses to combat evolving security challenges.

European states praise Pakistan’s anti-smuggling crackdown at ministers’ moot