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‘Fairness and justice’ for London schoolgirl must outweigh national security concerns, according to judge
Mahmoud Dicko’s ambitions remain unclear in nation at the heart of fight against Sahel jihadis
Defence minister’s announcement comes as Germany works to counter rising rightwing extremism
Home secretary’s comments come after three killed in attack in Reading
Security officials confirm 25-year-old man arrested in connection with the attack was known to MI5
Donald Trump’s threat to outlaw antifa could lead to the criminalising of dissent
Pistol and ammunition undergoing forensic tests amid probe into death of journalist
Despite killing of al-Qaeda commander, forces fail to put down west Africa Islamists
Terrorist group staged at least 566 attacks in first three months of the year
Droukdel was senior figure in deadly insurgency across the western Sahel
Maternity ward massacre risks derailing agreement meant to end America’s longest war
System devised by neurotech start-up Koniku uses living cells
Financial Action Task Force said Gulf state not doing enough to stem dirty financial flows
Violence surges as sector faces headwinds from oil price crash and coronavirus
State department says action against such groups is a ‘top priority’
Anti-terror police investigate fatal stabbing near Lyon
Daniel Pearl was tortured and killed in 2002 in case that sparked global outrage
Brenton Tarrant’s rampage was the worst mass shooting in New Zealand history
Hashem Abedi ‘encouraged and assisted’ attack that killed 22
Growing tensions threaten to destabilise Africa’s wider Sahel region
Review finds possible miscarriage of justice in trial of Abdel Basset al-Megrahi
A compelling attempt to understand the logic of online hate
Assets of group owned by industry to be moved on to government balance sheet
Tempo and seriousness of attacks from far-right is growing, according to MI5
The idea that advisories are biased against poorer countries has a long history
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