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The Foreign Office is working with the Libyan government in response to a "potential threat" against the British Embassy in Tripoli. Travel advice ...
Cameron's words continue a worrying trend, demonstrating an eagerness to get involved in yet another region he knows little about, to eliminate an idea which has not been destroyed with might in the past, and to solve a problem which previous interventions have created.
An RAF surveillance aircraft has been deployed in support of the French military action in Mali, the Ministry of Defence said. Prime Minister David...
Despite little media coverage al Qaeda-linked Islamist groups have been consolidating and extending their grip across northern Mali for several months. Jihadist fighters have reportedly been crossing Mali's porous borders described by Malians as having come from as far afield as Yemen, Somalia and Afghanistan.
Tony Blair has given his backing to David Cameron's warning of a "generational" struggle against terrorism, in the wake of the Algerian hostage crisis...
The attacks on Algerian gas installations and the Mali insurgency has led the UK Prime Minister to describe this as a 'generational struggle'. However, what is happening across the Sahel region is a different terrorist challenge altogether, requiring a reappraisal in strategy.
If this battle is not for ideological reasons then what is it for?
The brother of one of the hostages killed in Algeria said he learnt of his brother's death on Facebook. Kenneth Whiteside was executed by terrorist...
The Algerian military did a "bloody good job", a survivor of the Sahara hostage crisis has said. Peter Hunter, 53, from Durham, was reunited with w...
French and Canadian militants could have been among those who stormed an Algerian gas field, taking hundreds hostage and killing dozens, according to ...
The threat of extremism in North Africa could be "much worse" if the West had not intervened in Libya, William Hague has warned. The Foreign Secret...
The ten things you need to know on Monday 21 January 2013... 1) A 'JINXED' SPEECH So, it seems the long-awaited, much-delayed, 'tantric' speech ...
Britain's foreign policy will need fresh assessment in the wake of the Algerian hostage crisis a number of senior political figures have said. Shad...
A survivor of the Algerian hostage crisis has relieved his daring escape from a terrorist attack on a BP compound, describing the ordeal as "something...
David Cameron has confirmed that three British nationals have been killed in Algeria, a further three are believed to be dead and a British resident h...
UPDATE: As many as 20 Britons caught up in Algerian hostage crisis have returned to UK, with a further four expected home by lunchtime, Sky News has r...
A leading expert in Sahara militants has questioned whether the Algerian hostage crisis could have been a planned 'inside job', approved by the Algeri...
Algerian special forces were continuing to hunt Islamist militants on Friday night who overran a BP gas plant, as freed British hostages spoke of thei...
Family and friends of a Northern Ireland man who escaped the Algerian hostage crisis are today preparing to welcome him home. Father-of-two Stephen...
A combination of US foreign policy interests, the sheer emotiveness of 9/11 and misinformation has meant that there are still many questions unanswered about 9/11 and AQ.
This info-graphic outlines our key findings from 2012, detailing the most frequently invited speakers, the number of events involved, and the ease with which material linked to the extremist Islamist organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir was shared on student social media.
A Christian man was beheaded by Syrian rebels and fed to dogs, a nun has told a British newspaper. Speaking to The Sunday Times, Sister Agnes-Mari...
With Syria's cash reserves dwindling and its armed forces ceding more and more territory to the rebels, nothing could be more certain today than the inevitable downfall of Assad. However cathartic that moment may be, it is unfortunately unlikely to mark the end of the Syrian civil war.
Europe and America are trying to ignore the Syrian conflict. That is a dangerous complacency. Quite apart from the humanitarian issues at stake, there are huge risks that the country's chemical weapons arsenal falls into the wrong hands.
The war in Afghanistan is not worth one more life and Britain should withdraw immediately, Lord Ashdown has said. Writing in The Times on Friday, t...
