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Warning comes as House leaders cancel plans for Thursday session
Rescue operation launched as rise in banditry undermines President Muhammadu Buhari’s national security credentials
Decision in case of ‘jihadi bride’ represents victory for home secretary Priti Patel
French president decides to wait until summer before cutting back military operation
Assault could test Biden’s attempts to reset Middle East policy
Officials lay out stance before key summit with France as decades-long battle shows no sign of ending
Macron’s ministers say legislation is essential to curbing ‘separatism’ but critics see threat to freedom
Interior minister to set out tough new security laws and double size of counter-terrorism effort
Intelligence and military chiefs reveal details of operation to weaken terrorist group in 2016-2017
France to focus on Isis and will leave other conflicts to African governments
Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh has spent 18 years in prison in connection with death of US journalist
Assassination of a regional official from the ruling CDU highlighted danger posed by far-right
Advisory says ‘ideologically-motivated’ violence still a threat after Biden inauguration
Britain risks erosion of capabilities and influence in security matters
Double suicide bombing underscores Iraq’s continuing vulnerability to terrorism
Speech an apparent move to derail attempts by the new Biden administration to resume talks with Tehran
Mike Pompeo says move against Houthis will come on Trump administration’s last day in office
Exclude murder, torture and rape from draft law protecting undercover operatives, former ministers say
Justice department unseals indictment accusing Libyan man of building explosive device
Islamist group Boko Haram claims credit for attack as president says more needs to be done to improve security
Six found guilty of assisting perpetrators of 2015 attacks on Charlie Hebdo and Jewish supermarket
Muslim initiatives to curb Islamic influence from abroad hampered by political meddling and communal distrust
Washington’s move is crucial for country to receive foreign lending and investments
Some say government treats them as second-class citizens while others praise crackdown on extremism
Plan includes curbs on home schooling and ban on gender segregation at public swimming pools
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