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MI5 chief Ken McCallum said the withdrawal of British, US, and allied troops from Afghanistan will be utilized by extremist groups as a “propaganda victory.” (Reuters/File Photo)

UK faces terror threat out of Afghanistan as foreign troops depart: MI5 chief

  • McCallum says withdrawal of allied troops from the country will be utilized by extremist groups as a ‘propaganda victory’
  • Western allies have to be aware of the possibility of terrorist training facilities returning to pre-September 11 levels
By Arab News ·
US focussed on regional, global defeat of Daesh, says Washington envoy

US focussed on regional, global defeat of Daesh, says Washington envoy

By SARAH GLUBB ·
Saudi envoy chairs UN conference of heads of counterterrorism agencies

Saudi envoy chairs UN conference of heads of counterterrorism agencies

By Arab News ·
A teenage neo-Nazi who threatened to attack Muslims, refugees and migrants has pleaded guilty a number of terror offenses. (AFP/File Photo)

British neo-Nazi teen who planned attacks on refugees admits terror offenses

By Arab News ·
Arab experts discuss media handling of extremism and terrorist acts

Arab experts discuss media handling of extremism and terrorist acts

By SPA ·
Man charged with terrorism for deadly truck attack on Canada Muslims

Man charged with terrorism for deadly truck attack on Canada Muslims

By AFP ·
Manchester bomber’s brother, required before inquiry, is denied immunity

Manchester bomber’s brother, required before inquiry, is denied immunity

By Arab News ·
Usman Khan (L), 28, killed Saskia Jones, and Jack Merritt, in a knife attack in central London in 2019, just 11 months after he was released early from jail. (AP/Reuters/File Photos)

London Bridge terrorist was lawfully killed by police, inquest finds

By Arab News ·
World media’s failure to cover Houthi terror in Yemen fuels more attacks: correspondent video

World media’s failure to cover Houthi terror in Yemen fuels more attacks: correspondent

By RAY HANANIA ·
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau takes part in a moment of silence in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 8, 2021 in response to the recent events in London, Ontario. (AFP) video

Canada PM Trudeau calls killing of Muslim family ‘terrorist attack’

By AFP ·
Jury: Official failures played part in fatal London attack

Jury: Official failures played part in fatal London attack

By AP ·
Etidal publishes report on threat of nuclear terrorism

Etidal publishes report on threat of nuclear terrorism

By SPA ·
Usman Khan (L), 28, killed Saskia Jones, and Jack Merritt, in a knife attack in central London in 2019, just 11 months after he was released early from jail. (AP/Reuters/File Photos)

Prison ‘exacerbated’ risk London Bridge terrorist posed to public: Inquest

By Arab News ·

Latest updates

Instagram launches new features for teen online safety
New Instagram users aged under 16 – 18 in some countries – will have a private account by default, which means their content will not show up in public areas. (Supplied)
German official sent home for racist slur at Olympics against Algerian athlete
German official sent home for racist slur at Olympics against Algerian athlete
Greece arrests Moroccan Daesh suspect
Greece arrests Moroccan Daesh suspect
Italian FM stresses concerns about Tunisia’s political situation
During questions in the Italian Senate attended by Arab News, Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio told senators that he had spoken to Tunisian Foreign Minister Othman Jerandi. (AFP/File Photo)
Saudi Arabia donates $3 million to support the Global Partnership Strategy for Education 2025
Education Minister Dr. Hamad Al Sheikh, speaking on behalf of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. (Screenshot/Global Education Summit)

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