LONDON TERROR ATTACK
Is there a Saudi link to the 9/11 terror attacks? What is the role of the Saudi Intelligence?
Recent evidence has revealed the links between Omar Al-Bayoumi who is a Saudi national to two of the 9/11 hijackers. Further, it has been reported that he is on the payroll of the Saudi Intelligence.
Trade ties with India suspended since 2019 due to 'heavy duties', says Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that trade between Islamabad and New Delhi has been halted since 2019 due to India's imposition of heavy duties on imports from Pakistan after the Pulwama attack. Dar's remarks came in response to a query in the National Assembly about trade challenges with neighboring countries, particularly India. Despite earlier expressions of interest from Pakistan's business community to resume trade, Dar clarified that there are no plans to revive trade relations with India, which have been dormant since 2019.
'Girl Next Door': Was 'White Widow' jihadi bride responsible for killing 400 people?
She was called the 'White Widow' jihadi bride after her husband Germaine Lindsay was held responsible for killing 25 people in the bomb attack in London on July 7, 2005. Samantha Lewthwaite denied any role or prior knowledge of the attack. Bella Ramsey will portray her in Bruce Goodison-directed 'Girl Next Door'.
Norwegian Islamist wanted over deadly shooting at LGBTQ+ festival is being sent back from Pakistan
A radical Norwegian Islamist who is suspected of complicity in the deadly shooting at an LGBTQ+ festival in Oslo two years ago has been expelled from Pakistan and is on his way to Norway, the Scandinavian country's government said Friday. Two people were killed and nine seriously wounded in the shooting at three locations, chiefly outside the London Pub, a popular gay bar in Oslo's nightlife district, on June 25, 2022.
Samant Goel, 'linked' to Pannun case, played role in Uri and Balakot strikes
Former RAW chief Samant Goel played a crucial role in Balakot and Uri strikes. The Washington Post reported his involvement in approving the assassination attempt on Khalistani terrorist Pannun, despite India's denial and refutation. India’s Ministry of External Affairs has categorically refuted the claims in the Washington Post report, calling them “unwarranted and unsubstantiated imputations on a serious matter”.
Man arrested for stabbing Londoners with a sword
A sword-wielding man attacked civilians and two police officers in Hainault, East London, on Tuesday, before being apprehended. Authorities assured the public that the incident is not terrorism-related and there's no ongoing threat. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan acknowledged the community's shock and promised further updates.
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British man charged with acting on behalf of Russia in plot to torch Ukrainian-linked business
Dylan Earl, 20, is connected to Russia's Wagner mercenary group, which the U.K. government has declared a banned terrorist organization, prosecutors said. Earl is accused of fraudulent activity, research and reconnaissance of targets, and attempting to recruit others to assist a foreign intelligence service carrying out activities in the U.K.
Man who set fire to UK mosque worshippers indefinitely detained
Mohammed Abbkr sentenced to indefinite hospital detention in the UK for setting fire to men leaving mosques. Actions caused severe injuries, trauma, and concern in London and Birmingham communities. Release requires British government approval.
Champions League matches will go ahead despite Islamic State terror threat
"UEFA is aware of alleged terrorist threats made towards this week's UEFA Champions League matches and is closely liaising with the authorities at the respective venues," UEFA said in a statement.
Rishi Sunak warns of 'toxic' culture in UK politics amid threats to MPs...
The 43-year-old British Indian leader issued a statement on Saturday to condemn the hijacking of protests on the streets of the country by extremists to glorify terrorism. It came as a report in 'The Sunday Times' newspaper claims that three unnamed female MPs have been sanctioned additional security after concerns about their safety.
How Imran Khan’s candidates defied odds to thrive in Pakistan election
Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party faced numerous obstacles in the recent election, with Khan himself imprisoned and his colleagues barred from running under the party's name. However, independent candidates supported by Khan performed well, indicating his enduring popularity and public disillusionment with traditional political parties.
Pakistan Election Day: Polarization, violence, and dire challenges ahead
As Pakistan prepares for the general elections, polarization and violence pose challenges for the country. The Interior Ministry has set up a control room to monitor security during voting. Nawaz Sharif seeks a fourth term, while Imran Khan is incarcerated on multiple charges. Despite this, Khan vows to spring a surprise in the elections. Sharif aims to establish good relations with India and address Pakistan's challenges. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Sharif's main challenger, promises to double wage earners' real incomes. Political violence has escalated, and the incoming administration will face economic challenges as the IMF bailout agreement expires in March.
New party, face of Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed's banned group, to participate in Pakistan general elections
Pakistan Markazi Muslim League, a new political party believed to be linked to banned groups associated with Hafiz Saeed, mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, is participating in the country's general elections. Some candidates are either relatives of Saeed or have been associated with banned extremist organizations in the past.
New party, face of Hafiz Saeed's banned group, to participate in Pakistan general election
Pakistan Markazi Muslim League, a new political party believed to be associated with banned groups led by Hafiz Saeed, will participate in the upcoming general elections in Pakistan. Some of the party's candidates have ties to banned organizations such as Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jamaat-ud-Dawa, and Milli Muslim League.
NIA scaled up crackdown on terror networks in 2023
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) in India has increased its crackdown on terror networks, conducting over 1000 raids and arresting 625 accused across the country. The agency achieved a 94.70% conviction rate, with 74 accused sentenced in various cases. The agency also conducted multiple raids to identify suspects behind attacks on High Commissions of India in Ottawa and London and the Consulate General in San Francisco.
Al Shifa doctor says hospital frozen in terror as Israel raids
Speaking on Wednesday morning, he said he felt relief when troops finally entered the complex even though staff did not know what would happen to them, because the fear of being bombarded from outside had been immense. "All kinds of weapons were used around the hospital. They targeted the hospital directly. We try to avoid being near the windows," he said, describing a large hole that had been blasted through the wall of a room in an outpatient building.
London schools shut down after ex-Hamas chief calls for protests
Several Jewish schools in London have decided to remain closed on Friday due to security concerns amid the ongoing conflict in Israel. This comes after UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced additional funding to enhance protection for Jewish communities against antisemitic attacks. Although there is no specific threat to the schools, they have made the decision in light of potential anti-Israel protests.
Anti-terrorism meet focuses on Pro-Khalistanis Elements
The re-emergence of Pro-Khalistan Elements (PKEs) is a key topic of discussion at an anti-terrorism conference. Heads of anti-terrorism squads, special operation groups, and the National Investigation Agency are participating in the conference. The conference will address recent actions taken and challenges faced in India and abroad, including the NIA crackdown on narcotic-smugglers-gangsters nexus.
Ukraine wants ships to keep exporting its grain despite Russian attacks
Despite the warnings and port attacks, which have levelled grain infrastructure, “shipping has always been very, very resilient in the face of these sorts of risks,” said John Stawpert, senior manager of environment and trade for the International Chamber of Shipping, which represents 80 per cent of the world's commercial fleet.
Indian-origin teen among 3 killed in UK's Nottingham attacks
Grace O'Malley Kumar, a 19-year-old Indian-origin student, was among three victims attacked in Nottingham, central England. Along with her, fellow student and a cricketer, Barnaby Webber, was also killed. The attacker, who is in custody, stabbed the duo to death and then went on to stab a man in his 50s to death.
Pro-Khalistan protesters attack Indian Consulate in San Francisco; stage protest outside Australian parliament
Community leader Ajay Bhutoria strongly condemned the attack by pro-Khalistan protesters on the Consulate of India building in San Francisco. "This act of violence is not only a threat to the diplomatic relations between the United States and India but also an attack on the peace and harmony of our community," he said. In a statement, Bhutoria urged local authorities to take immediate action against those responsible for this attack and bring them to justice. "I also call on all members of our community to unite and promote peace and harmony," he said.
British Indian author Preti Taneja bags Gordon Burn Prize for 'Aftermath' on 2019 London Bridge terror attack
The Prize is now in its tenth year.
UN Secretary General Guterres pays tributes to 26/11 terror attacks victims in Mumbai
It is the UN chief's first visit to India since his second term in office commenced in January. He had earlier visited the country in October 2018 during his first term at the top office.
Pakistan: Imran Khan blames Sharif govt for rising terrorism in Swat valley
In his three speeches delivered in Takht Bhai, Charsadda and Rawalpindi, Khan said that people had taken to the streets in Swat against the rising violence in the valley, especially, after a school van was attacked leaving the driver dead and two children injured earlier this week, reported The Express Tribune.
Pakistan government issues nationwide alert amid heightened risk of terror attacks by TTP
The federal government said it had learnt that the TTP high command met recently in Paktika, Afghanistan, to discuss the deadlock in peace talks and the fate of the negotiations with the Pakistani government after the killing of TTP commanders Omar Khalid Khorasani and Aftab Parkay.
How Pakistan’s most feared power broker controlled a violent megacity from London
This story of how Karachi’s most important power broker came to pull its strings from some 4,000 miles away is based on government documents, court evidence, and interviews with two dozen people involved, many of whom asked not to be identified because of legal sensitivities or concerns for their safety.
Norway probes 'Islamist terror' in deadly Oslo attack
The suspect, who was already known to the anti-terrorism services, was arrested quickly after the shooting started around 1:00 am (2300 GMT Friday) in central Oslo. Norway's domestic intelligence service PST, which is responsible for counter-terrorism, said it was treating the attack as "an act of Islamist terrorism".
Security review after British MP David Amess stabbed to death in 'terror' attack
Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited the scene to pay his respects on Saturday, laying floral wreaths outside the church with the leader of the opposition, Labour leader Keir Starmer in a rare show of unity, along with the Speaker of the House of Commons Lindsay Hoyle and Home Secretary Priti Patel.
9/11 terrorists failed to shake belief in democracy, says UK PM Boris Johnson
Johnson's address to be played at a memorial event at the Olympic Park in east London refers to recent events in Afghanistan, which had only strengthened people's belief in freedom and democracy.
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