#terrorism

#terrorism

The gang, which Canadian officials accuse of working for India, has claimed responsibility for multiple recent murders in the South Asian community.

Marighella believed terrorism was a tool for the oppressed, allowing the working class to assert their marginal status against the dictatorship's power.

Gena Heraty has been abducted in a Haitian town besieged by a criminal group deemed a foreign terror organization by the US government. No demands or suspects have been identified.

Three gunmen were killed in clashes with security forces who responded to the attack, according to Iran's state news agency.

Michael Gann, a Long Island man, was arrested for attempting to blow up homemade explosives around Manhattan, including one device placed on a subway track.

"There is a gap in the law around the planning of mass attacks that can be just as serious [as terrorism] in their implications for communities, their impact, the devastation that they can cause and the seriousness of the crime."

The list separated people broadly into two categories - those he considered undercover police officers and others as race traitors, a jury heard.

The report found that Prevent suffered from a long string of failings while trying to deradicalise the man who later assassinated Sir David Amess. Much blame is attributed to poor judgment and lack of communication regarding the assessment and mentoring process.

Rasmieh Yousef Odeh, 70, was convicted for a pair of bombings in Israel she helped execute in 1969 - one at a Supersol supermarket that killed two college students and a second at the British Consulate in the country.

This Canadian cell shows all the hallmarks of being inspired by US-style right-wing militia groups, with their embrace of accelerationism, their radical anti-authority pose, and their desire to build followers by offering self-contained base camps, access to weaponry, and military-style training.

Alfie Coleman, arrested in an MI5 sting, admitted possessing firearms and documents useful to terrorism but denied preparing an attack.

On July 7, 1981, President Ronald Reagan nominated Arizona Judge Sandra Day O'Connor as the first female justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

The morning of July 7, 2005, began like any other, but at 8.50am, three explosions tore through the Underground network, marking a horrific turning point.

Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi stated, 'This brave decision will be an example for others... Now that the process of recognition has started, Russia was ahead of everyone.'