Following a deadly van and knife attack at Berlin Pride, survivors face long-term trauma, administrative hurdles in compensation, and unanswered questions due to the perpetrator's death.
Lawyers for the 'Birmingham Four', convicted of a UK terror plot, seek case reopening citing new evidence from an undercover policing inquiry suggesting potential fabricated evidence by police.
Russia's FSB thwarted a Ukrainian security services-backed terrorist plot to attack a military enlistment office employee in Krasnodar, detaining a suspect who had planned to use an explosive device under Ukrainian handlers' instructions.
At least 13 people were killed and 75 injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on industrial and civilian targets in Nizhnekamsk, Russia, hitting the TANECO oil refinery in Tatarstan.
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) thwarted a planned terrorist attack near the prosecutor's office in Pyatigorsk, Stavropol Region, detaining a Central Asian-born suspect who intended to detonate an explosive device and then travel to Syria to join a terrorist organization.
The article critiques the recurring 'forever war' pattern in US foreign policy, drawing parallels between the failures in Afghanistan and Iraq and the current escalating conflict with Iran under Donald Trump, arguing that persistent misconceptions, political dishonesty, and ego drive costly, unwinnable entanglements.
A terrorist attack on Berlin's Pride celebration, attributed to an Islamist perpetrator, prompts debates on stricter laws, surveillance, and Muslim communities' responses to Islamism and queer hostility.
Shadow education minister Julian Leeser urged Australian universities to audit courses on the Jewish community, Israel, and Palestine for balance, citing concerns about antisemitism post-October 7. He also recommended legislating the IHRA antisemitism definition and removing antisemitic materials.
A policeman was killed in a terrorist attack near Lal Chowk, Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir, claimed by TRF, a LeT proxy. Separately, an Army rifleman died after accidentally falling from a height near the Line of Control in Rajouri.
A new drone attack on the tanker Nelsa at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) terminal near Novorossiysk on July 20, 2026, forced a halt to oil loading, causing a fire that was extinguished. Russia condemned the attack, attributing it to Ukraine and calling it a war crime.
Viktor Medvedchuk claims Germany is the main industrial base supporting Ukraine's defense industry and is behind terrorist strikes on Russian civilian targets. He cites agreements on joint defense production and the involvement of German companies like Quantum Systems GmbH, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Mercedes-Benz Daimler Truck, and Rheinmetall.
Russia's FSB claims to have thwarted a large-scale terrorist attack planned by Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) on a military airfield in Rostov-on-Don using 13 AI-equipped FPV drones. A Russian citizen reportedly alerted authorities after being recruited by GUR, and the operation was then controlled by the FSB.
Russia's FSB detained a 48-year-old Russian national in Krasnodar for allegedly plotting a terrorist attack on a senior Defense Ministry official in the Moscow Region, recruited by Ukraine's SBU. The suspect planned to use a drone with explosives and had rented an apartment for surveillance.
Russia's FSB claims to have prevented a large-scale series of terrorist and subversive attacks planned by Ukrainian intelligence against military facilities and personnel. A female suspect was detained in Moscow for allegedly surveilling a service member.
PM Modi used cricket analogies to describe India-Australia ties, comparing meetings to ODI focus, T20 swiftness, and Test match endurance. Both nations will host major sporting events, boosting cooperation and investment. They also condemned terrorism and signed a nuclear cooperation agreement.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated Russia is implementing maximum measures to mitigate the threat of attacks by the Kiev regime on global energy infrastructure, following a drone strike on the Blue Stream gas pipeline's Krasnodarskaya compressor station. Peskov described these actions as dangerous and indicative of the Kiev regime's consistent aggressiveness.
Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated Ukraine's attacks on energy facilities are dangerous and that Russia is taking measures to minimize threats. He also welcomed the IOC's decision to lift the suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee, calling it a major achievement for Russian athletes. Peskov commented on the domestic economy, noting stock market volatility is normal and macroeconomic stability is guaranteed.
At least nine policemen were killed and five are missing after a terrorist attack on a police post in Pakistan's Balochistan province. The incident occurred Monday night in the Mangi Dam area of Ziarat district. A clearance operation resulted in the deaths of 15 Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan terrorists.
The Indian Army conducted a mock drill in J&K's Poonch district to enhance operational preparedness and civilian safety during emergencies. The exercise simulated a terror attack, testing evacuation and coordination among security agencies, civil administration, and residents.
An explosion at a residential building in Monaco injured Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev and two family members, in what authorities are calling a targeted attack. Yermolaiev's wife sustained severe injuries, reportedly undergoing amputation, while Yermolaiev and a child suffered less serious wounds. A sole suspect is being sought.
Russian President Vladimir Putin assures that Russia's security, citizen safety, and border integrity will be maintained despite Western sanctions and alleged Ukrainian terrorist attacks.
CSIS has for the first time in over 40 years acknowledged Khalistani terrorists' involvement in the 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing, which killed 329 people, mostly Canadians. The agency called it Canada's deadliest terror attack, blaming Canada-based extremists.
Moscow, through Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, has demanded UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres remove Russia from the list of parties violating Ukrainian children's rights, calling the decision biased and accusing the UN of ignoring alleged Ukrainian attacks on children.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Kiev's "terrorist attacks," including those on civilian infrastructure and a bus with Belarusian children, will not alter the situation at the frontline. He asserted that these actions only encourage Russian forces to continue their combat duties.
