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The police official of Senegal arrested 500 people as part of a measure to deter terrorism in the country. 900 people were also questioned for other offenses such as counterfeiting currency and possession of illegal drugs. -
China’s ‘Anti-Terrorism Law’ Might Pass This Month; Will Control Media Coverage of Terrorist Attacks
China’s ‘Anti-Terrorism Law’ already on 3rd draft. If pass will control the media more than it is already doing. -
Egypt deploys scholars to teach moderate Islam, but skepticism abounds
In his battle against militant Islam, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is relying not just on bomber planes and soldiers but on white-turbaned clerics from Al-Azhar, Egypt's 1,000-year-old center for Islamic learning. He wants clerics to counter radicalism in the classroom. -
U.S. spy chief says 40 Americans who went to Syria have returned
About 180 Americans have traveled to Syria to join Islamist militants and around 40 of them have returned to the United States, the U.S. National Intelligence director, James Clapper, said on Monday. -
Obama: countering violent extremism depends on Muslim support
President Barack Obama on Wednesday called on American Muslim communities to do more to counter what he called "violent extremism," speaking at a three-day White House summit on the issue. -
Anti-Muslim bullying on rise after Canada attacks
Reports of anti-Muslim harassment in Canada have risen, Muslim organizations say, after attacks last week in which two soldiers were killed by people authorities say were inspired by the militant group Islamic State. -
Crime and gangs: the path to battle for Australia's Islamist radicals
The children of refugees who fled Lebanon's civil war for peaceful Australia in the 1970s form a majority of Australian militants fighting in the Middle East, according to about a dozen counter-terrorism officials, security experts and Muslim community members.
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