
Britain needs a new approach to extremist violence
One year on from the Plymouth shooting, policy is still struggling to keep up with new types of terrorist threat.
ByTerrorism is the systematic use of violence to create a climate of fear in a population with the aim of disturbing the status quo, overthrowing authorities or attacking a particular group for ideological reasons. Terror has also been used by governments against their people to suppress dissent, for example in Nazi Germany.
One year on from the Plymouth shooting, policy is still struggling to keep up with new types of terrorist threat.
ByThe killing of Ayman al-Zawahiri exposes tensions among Afghanistan’s rulers.
ByAs a teacher, I see how Muslimness itself is deemed a risk factor for radicalisation.
ByYes, there really are people who think the Jews control everything. That belief degrades all of society.
ByA further terrorist attack is now regarded as “highly likely” by the independent Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre.
ByJeremy Cliffe and Sarah Manavis explore the long shadow of the 11 September attacks.
Our remembrance of 9/11 is about the greatness of America; in the process, it fails Americans.
By9/11: One Day in America forces the viewer to experience the attacks in painful detail.
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