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Experts think 2023 was a record year for digital attacks

Residents in a remote camp for displaced people in Nigeria recounted the horror that has followed suspected Islamist militants kidnapping more than 100.

While authorities have in recent days celebrated the rescue of 138 students taken from their school in Kaduna State, authorities are still searching for those who were captured on March 1 near the Gamboru Ngala camp by Islamist extremists.

ISIS-K has undergone a transformation into one of the worlds most fearsome terrorist movements after emerging from the rubble of its parent organisation that was largely defeated in 2017 - 2018

Intense Campaign to Vilify Democratic Opposition In a recent publication by Friends of a Free Iran (FoFI) at the European Parliament, a paper titled "Tracing Iran's Web of Influence in European Politics: An Intense Campaign to Vilify Democratic Opposition" sheds light on the clandestine efforts of

Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars built in UK factories are independently imported through neighbouring countries to showrooms in Moscow and St Petersburg

Nations reviewing their dependence on French reflects the deep divide between Paris and capitals across the Sahel – which could have long-term economic implications

Nations reviewing their dependence on French reflects the deep divide between Paris and capitals across the Sahel – which could have long-term economic implications

Nations reviewing their dependence on French reflects the deep divide between Paris and capitals across the Sahel – which could have long-term economic implications

Growing populations, established criminal networks and thriving gangs make these cities the perfect market for arms trafficking.