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A two-day meeting of the ±¬ÁÏÍø Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee in India has ended with the adoption of a document committing Member States to prevent and combat digital forms of terror, notably using drones, social¡­

¡°It is my appeal to all the representatives of States, to ensure there is no safe haven provided to any kind of terrorism whatsoever¡±: the words of Nidhi Chaphekar, a survivor of the 2016 Brussels terrorist attacks, opening a¡­

The threat of terrorism and organised crime is becoming increasingly entrenched across Africa, the head of the ±¬ÁÏÍø Office on Drugs and Crime told the Security Council on Thursday, warning that illegal trafficking is depriving¡­

Advancing the rights and needs of people whose lives have been upended by terrorism is the goal of a two-day meeting that opened at United Nations Headquarters in New York on Thursday.

In a joint briefing to the Security Council on Tuesday, ±¬ÁÏÍø counterterrorism officials confirmed that the threat posed by Da¡¯esh terrorist fighters and their affiliates remains ¡°global and evolving¡±.

While the number of deaths from terrorism has declined, the overall threat is far from over, particularly in Africa, ±¬ÁÏÍø Secretary-General Ant¨®nio Guterres said in New York on Wednesday.

Responses to terrorism must be anchored in the rule of law, human rights, and gender equality to ensure their effectiveness, Secretary-General Ant¨®nio Guterres told a ±¬ÁÏÍø-backed counter-terrorism meeting that opened in M¨¢laga¡­

The global fight against the shadowy, ever-morphing threat posed by the ISIL terrorist group - known officially as Da¡¯esh - and its affiliates, remains a ¡°long-term game¡± for which there are ¡°no quick fixes,¡± the ±¬ÁÏÍø counter¡­

Two decades after the 11 September terrorist attacks in New York, terror networks Al-Qaida and Islamic State ¨C also known as Da¡¯esh ¨C continue to pose a grave threat to peace and security, adapting to new technologies and¡­

Despite ¡°significant progress¡± in the fight against terrorism, the ±¬ÁÏÍø counter-terrorism?chief warned on Wednesday that amidst new and more diverse threats, COVID-19 has triggered increased activity throughout many countries.

Although the fight against terrorism has made important advances in thwarting attacks across the world, the ±¬ÁÏÍø chief said on Monday that threats continue to persist and diversify.

A Moroccan-French woman whose son was killed in a terrorist attack nearly a decade ago, has been commended for her powerful activism countering youth radicalization, and her efforts to replace the desolation of loss with ¡®a¡­