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November 24, 2023
European security officials are seeing a growing risk of attacks by Islamists radicalised by the Israel-Hamas war, with the biggest threat likely to come from lone wolf assailants who are hard to... -November 24, 2023 at 05:35 am EST - MarketScreener
November 24, 2023
Europe News: European security officials are seeing a growing risk of attacks by Islamists radicalised by the Israel-Hamas war. The biggest threat is likely to com
November 24, 2023
LONDON/ European security officials are seeing a growing risk of attacks by Islamists radicalised by the Israel-Hamas war, with the biggest threat likely to come from \"lone wolf\" assailants who are hard to track. Read more at straitstimes.com.
November 24, 2023
By Andrew MacAskill, Michael Holden and Sarah Marsh LONDON/BERLIN (Reuters) - European security officials are seeing a growing risk of attacks by Isla...
November 24, 2023
European security officials are seeing a growing risk of attacks by Islamists radicalised by the Israel-Hamas war, with the biggest threat likely to come from "lone wolf" assailants who are hard to track. More than 10 intelligence and police officials in five European countries including Britain,
October 24, 2023
#WorldCup: Dutch Embassy hosts the Netherlands cricket team.
January 15, 2021
Central African Republic President Touadera re-elected ย Only about half of the countryโs electorate, or around 910,000 people, registered to vote in the elections and hundreds of thousands of people in areas held by rebels were unable to cast their ballots.ย The Central Africa Republic has experienced years of armed conflict. The government signed a peace agreement with more than a dozen armed groups in early 2019 but violence is rife and rebels control vast areas of territory outside of Ba...
December 23, 2020
DW News Africa with Christine Mhundwa, 22 December 2020 In the capital Bangui, 380 km (240 miles) northwest from Bambari, businesses closed on Wednesday and people holed up in their homes. Residents there doubted elections could take place safely on Sunday. "All around us, in our provinces, the rebels have taken over. How can we hold elections under these conditions? That worries me very much," one Bangui resident told DW. Another was considering sending his family away from the capital: "I rem...