Tens of thousands of protesters draw the Red Line for Gaza in Brussels
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
More about this topic
Germany deports Afghan nationals for first time since Taliban takeover
The deportations occurred a week after a deadly knife attack in the town of Solingen, of which the suspect is a Syrian citizen.
Hostages freed and four prisoners killed in Russian prison attack
The incident follows a similar attack in a prison in Rostov-on-Don in June. The hostage-takers claimed to be part of the Islamic State terrorist group.
Mourners in Arras pays tribute to teacher killed by former student
The murder of Dominique Bernard on 13 October, almost three years to the day after the murder of history and geography teacher Samuel Paty in the Paris region, sent shockwaves through the teaching profession in particular.
Pakistan suicide bomb death toll rises to 54
No one immediately claimed responsibility for Sunday's bombing, which also wounded nearly 200 people. Police said their initial investigation suggested that the Islamic State group's regional affiliate could be responsible.
ADVERTISEMENT
dozens dead, almost 200 wounded, in blast at Pakistan political rally
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack but the Islamic State group operates across the border in Afghanistan.
Investment is key says Imam as Charles Michel advocates education
Michel spoke in Vienna on Tuesday to outline his initiative against 'ideology of hatred'.
What has French president Macron said to outrage the Muslim world?
Emmanuel Macron staunchly defends freedom of expression amid the furore over caricatures of Prophet Muhammad, and seeks to isolate those who 'distort Islam' to justify violence from the majority who practise the religion peacefully.
Paris police killer followed 'radical vision of Islam before attack'
In the weeks leading up to the attack, he had adopted an increasingly radicalised behaviour, the prosecutor said, justifying the terror attacks on Charlie Hebdo newspaper that left 12 dead in Paris in 2015, trading his clothes for traditional religious ones and stopping to have contact with women.
Euroviews. Blindly fighting the symptoms of radicalisation in Europe won’t address the causes ǀ View
The question of what to do with Islamic State fighters, their wives and children keeps policy makers and security experts awake at night. But we should worry less about those returning, and more about convincing them not to go in the first place.
The Brief: Support for far-right party further divides Belgium
How is a far-right party further dividing Belgium?
Will Germany be allowed to create a new motorway toll?
Who is the next leader of the Social Democrats?
All this and more on Tuesday's Brief from Brussels.
Watch Raw Politics: Utrecht shooting and Brexit latest
Watch Monday night's full episode of Raw Politics
Euroviews. EU must do more to remove terrorist content from the cloud | View
New EU regulations that would require social networks to remove illegal content within one hour should apply to cloud computing services too.
UK teenager with 'deeply entrenched' radical views jailed for life
Safaa Boular, 18, was convicted of preparing terrorism acts at home after failing to travel to Syria to join militants of the so-called Islamic State.
String of attacks hit Roma settlements in Ukraine
A fatal attack on a Roma settlement near Lviv, Ukraine, left one dead and four injured last Saturday. This was the sixth attack on a Roma settlement in two months.
Shooting in Liege, Belgium
A man killed two policewomen and a bystander in the Belgian city of Liege on
Tuesday before being gunned down at a school
Euroviews. I lost my daughter in a terror attack. Here’s what I’ve learnt about coping with tragedy | View
After losing his daughter in the 2015 Paris terror attacks, Georges Salines founded an organisation for victims of the incident. He explains how sharing his experiences, with survivors, other grieving families and even extremists, is helping him to heal.