Pakistan Government Facing Heat Over Failure To Exit “Grey List”
Pakistan has fallen just short of meeting the global terrorism and money-laundering watchdog’s 27-point action plan requirements.
Terrorism
India Lists Priorities As United Nations Security Council President
India hopes to keep the spotlight on the Islamic State (IS) terrorists.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan: Taliban Normal Civilians, Not Military Outfits
The prime minister also said that Pakistan hosts three million Afghan refugees at the Afghan border.
ISIS, Al-Qaeda Expanding In Africa: United Nations
A United Nations report says travel restrictions due to the pandemic disrupted terror activities.
Killer School Kidnapers Release 28 Nigerian Students
Bandits gunned down a police guard and are now demanding more ransom money for a further 81 hostages.
Blinken’s India Visit To Focus On Terrorism, Covid-19
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will be visiting India on July 27 and 28.
Australian War Veteran Burns Service Medal For Stranded Afghan Interpreters
Stuart McCarthy burned his service medal over the government’s alleged abandonment of interpreters who helped Australian forces.
Australian Defense Minister Wary Of Taliban Turncoats
Since 2001, the Taliban continued insurgencies against the Afghan government and the United States-led mission in the country.
Democrats Face Uphill Battle To Close Guantanamo Bay Prison
House Democrats are trying a new way to shutter the facility holding terrorism suspects. But it is far from certain to succeed.