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Twenty people were injured when a bomb detonated on a bus at a busy Manila terminal, prompting heightened security alerts during Easter 2007.
More than 20 Australian citizens have been listed by Western intelligence agencies as Persons of Interest for their alleged involvement in radical organizations.
Five bags filled with sarin nerve gas were released in a Tokyo subway on March 20, 1995, killing 13 people and injuring nearly 6,000.
In Syria, Amer Deghayes from Brighton joins the fight against Assad forces, motivated by the death of his brother Abdullah and the arrival of his brother Jaffer.
Refugees reveal how extortion and taxes drive ISIS's economy in the Islamic caliphate.
Peter Kassig's execution by Isis follows a failed rescue operation led by New York lawyer Stanley Cohen.
Western pressure in Yemen drives Muslims towards Anwar Al Awlaki's extremist camps.
US special forces combat Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines during The Phony War in April 2002.
A family copes with the loss of Bano Rashid, a victim of Anders Behring Breivik's attack.
Boko Haram terrorizes northern Nigeria, prompting military action since 2009 against the militant Islamist group.
Khairul Ghazali works to change radical views at his Islamic boarding school in Indonesia.
Radical Islamist preachers recruit thousands of Tunisian youths within days of the Arab Spring.
Three quarters of Somalis rely on money sent from family abroad, but US actions have frozen access to their main bank, Al Barakaat.
The 2018 midterm elections in the United States were marked by heightened polarization, exemplified by the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and letter bombs sent to Barack Obama.
Special forces train for scenarios where schools have been taken by militants in West Africa.
Five Britons per week traveled to Syria in 2014 to join militant groups, including 19-year-old Ibrahim Kamara from Brighton, who was later killed.
Israel intensifies military operations in Gaza City against Hamas, led by Netanyahu.
David Coleman Headley, an American citizen, played a pivotal role in planning the 2008 Mumbai attacks, exposing the limitations of electronic surveillance by intelligence agencies.
The Inter-Services Intelligence agency, a 10,000-strong security force, is accused of defying the Pakistani government and supporting the Taliban.
In 2018, at least 10 acts of terror were committed by White American men, yet the term 'terrorist' is predominantly applied to Muslims and immigrants.
Yemen's embattled government struggles with sectarian rivalries and al Qaeda's influence.
Yemen fights against Al-Qaeda as the group establishes a dangerous stronghold in the region.
Young Muslims in Paris face increased scrutiny and raids following the November 13 attacks.
On September 11, 2001, over 2,000 emergency workers responded to the attacks in New York City, with more than 400 losing their lives in the effort.
The Taliban remains in control of Afghanistan, despite nearly 20 years of American military efforts.
In Northern Ireland, the legacy of the Good Friday Agreement continues to influence society as Belfast transforms while grappling with the threat of renewed violence.
The 1993 truck bomb attack reveals the dangers of terrorism in America.
Domestic terrorism in the United States has increased significantly, with a focus on the rise of far-right extremist beliefs and groups over recent decades.
Extremist cults from the 1970s, such as the People’s Temple and the Branch Davidians, provide insights into combating ISIS recruitment strategies today.
Robert Guest discusses how Western Muslims are becoming more liberal amid Islamist tensions.
Hamas attacks Israel on October 7th, killing hundreds and showcasing military advancements.
A Ukrainian passenger jet was shot down by Iran's military, killing all 176 people on board, which sparked widespread protests across the country.
The video outlines the impending defeat of Islamic State and its global implications in 2017.
Australian inventors create Cargo Scanner technology to combat terrorism threats at airports.
Thousands of individuals are being recruited and brainwashed by the ideologies of Osama bin Laden as conflicts in Yemen remain unresolved.
Six days after 9/11, the FBI's raid on a Detroit sleeper cell highlighted a significant error in the agency's counterterrorism efforts.
Dr. Roshanak, a former politician, now runs a small clinic in Maidan Wardak, where she sees more patients than before since the Taliban took control.
The Police take control of the London Underground after the devastating 7/7 bombing.
Hundreds of Bosnians went to Syria for IS and are now coming back, raising concerns.
Many young offenders in France are radicalized in overcrowded prisons known for Jihadism.
Muhammad Hassan Khalid, a former high school honor student, reflects on his transition from a failed murder plot to a convicted terrorist and the challenges of reintegration.
More than 160,000 people have been jailed in Turkey in the last two years, including around 700 children held with their mothers in prison.
Bristol's homeless community shares their stories and aspirations, highlighting the often-overlooked realities of life on the streets.
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A gunman killed 49 people and injured 53 others at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando five years ago, leaving lasting scars on survivors and the community.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, faces unrest as Black Lives Matter protests meet armed militias like American Wolf.
On July 7, 2005, London's underground tube system experienced a devastating attack, profoundly impacting its operations and the lives of 200,000 commuters.
Maya Mamashi spent two years remodeling a historic house in Damascus, which features nearly 200-year-old Christian frescos, into a boutique hotel.
