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Terrorism - Page 2

October 15, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

How Non-State Alliances Are Reshaping the Global Order

Yemen’s civil war reignited in early October, as Saudi Arabia brought in Turkish and Pakistani military support to fight the Houthi rebels, who have governed much of northern Yemen as a de

Columns/Geopolitics

Afghanistan’s Resistance Is Spreading

Five years after the Taliban’s return to power, emerging resistance groups are reporting attacks across Afghanistan, including in the south. Political exclusion, abuses against former security personnel and fragmented opposition sustain the unrest, but limited coordination and military capacity continue

October 15, 2026

The New Asymmetry of Middle East War

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Riyadh airport strike reveals a widening strategic contest in which military power is no longer measured by firepower alone. From Saudi infrastructure to

Riyadh Airport Attacks: Time to Take Stock

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Riyadh airport attacks expose a fundamental asymmetry in the international legal order. The international community has developed an elaborate body of law governing

Exclusive: Inside Sri Lanka’s Easter Plot — Read the Full TAB Judgment

September 29, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights/Judiciary

The 22 September 2026 Trial-at-Bar judgment provides a detailed account of the alleged network behind Sri Lanka’s 2019 Easter Sunday attacks, tracing the prosecution’s case from ideological indoctrination and recruitment to weapons,

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Yemeni Journalists Flee Mocha as Houthi Forces Seize Red Sea Coast

September 29, 2026
Journalism/World/Yemen

At least 117 journalists and media workers have fled Yemen’s western coastal city of Mocha and surrounding areas after Houthi forces advanced into the region, with many leaving their homes, workplaces and

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RAF Fairford: Terror Plot or Intelligence Failure?

September 29, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

The arrests near RAF Fairford raise questions extending far beyond the five men detained. While claims of Iranian involvement remain unconfirmed and have been rejected by Tehran, the episode exposes a striking

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Balochistan: The Female Face of Insurgency

September 29, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On 22 September 2026, the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) – a banned Baloch ethno-nationalist separatist group in Pakistan, waging an insurgency in Balochistan, allegedly from bases in Afghanistan – claimed that its

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RAF Fairford Arrests Put Iran Link Under Investigation

September 28, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Five men have been arrested near RAF Fairford in the UK over suspected explosives and terrorism offences, after three suspicious vans were spotted travelling towards the US-used airbase. Counterterrorism police are examining

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Why Must Cardinal Ranjith Protect the Easter Mastermind?

September 24, 2026
Politics/Sri Lanka

by Durga Velayudham Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday investigation has become an ugly political operation in which the word “mastermind” is endlessly recycled because an unanswered question has become more politically useful than

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Catholic Church Welcomes Easter Verdict as Jude Says Suresh Sallay is Not Sick

September 23, 2026
Judiciary/News/Sri Lanka

The Catholic Church has welcomed the Easter Sunday attacks verdict, but Jude Krishantha says the convictions do not end the search for wider responsibility. He has called for further investigations, including into

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Shani Abeysekara: From Easter Failure to Sallay’s Investigator

September 23, 2026
Judiciary/Sri Lanka

The column examines the documented intelligence warnings and investigative failures preceding the Easter Sunday attacks, and asks whether the subsequent appointment of former CID Director Shani Abeysekara to lead a politically sensitive

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Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Trial: 15 Guilty, Nine Acquitted in 23,270-Charge Case

September 22, 2026
Geopolitics/Judiciary

Fifteen of the 24 defendants tried over Sri Lanka’s 2019 Easter Sunday bombings were found guilty on Tuesday, while the remaining nine were acquitted and ordered to be released, according to a

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The AI Arms Race Has a Terror Problem

September 22, 2026
Defence/Editor's Choice/Human Rights

The race between the United States and China to dominate artificial intelligence is usually framed as a contest over military power, economic advantage and technological leadership. But a report from The Soufan

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Exclusive: The CID Knew About Zahran — Nine Days Before Easter Attacks

September 21, 2026
Judiciary/Sri Lanka

by Our Defence Correspondent in Colombo A military intelligence document dated 11 April 2019 records information linking Zahran Hashim’s network to the Vavunathivu police killings and describes further intelligence about weapons, extremist

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Italy Moves to Restrict Face Coverings and Foreign Students in Schools

September 21, 2026
Geopolitics/Italy/World

Italy is preparing to ban face coverings in schools and introduce limits on the number of foreign students allowed in each class, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Sunday, placing migration and

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Never Forget Abbottabad — The Other Chapter of 9/11

September 12, 2026
Geopolitics/World

Twenty‑five years ago, the United States endured one of the darkest days in its history. On September 11, 2001, al‑Qaeda terrorists led by Osama bin Laden hijacked four airliners. Three were flown

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9/11 at 25: Sri Lanka Kills the Messenger for Conspiracy

September 12, 2026
Judiciary/Sri Lanka

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor Twenty-five years after 9/11, America is still opening its intelligence files and confronting an uncomfortable question: what did the state know, what did it misunderstand, and why

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9/11 Was Warned About Three Years Before It Happened

September 12, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

Tucked into a Sept. 10, 1998, intelligence report sent to President Bill Clinton’s White House was a warning that, more than a quarter-century later, reads with striking prescience. A CIA analyst wrote

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