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Nov 2015
France’s perpetual battle against terrorism
Originally published in Foreign Affairs Last Friday night’s simultaneous terror attacks on Paris served as a stark reminder of the … Continued
Author: Robin Simcox
30
Sep 2015
New terror plot linked to ISIS found every 14 days, report claims
Originally published by The Mirror An alleged terror plot linked to Islamic State is identified in the West every fortnight, … Continued
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Sep 2015
Terror plot linked to ISIS ‘is identified every fortnight’: At least 32 attacks in ten Western countries have been thwarted since July last year, report finds
Originally published by The Daily Mail A terror plot linked to Islamic State is identified in the West every fortnight, a major … Continued
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Sep 2015
West targeted by Isil-linked plots at a rate of more than two every month, says report
Originally published by The Telegraph Islamic State-linked terror plots are increasing with attacks on the West foiled or taking place … Continued
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Sep 2015
26 September: Robin Simcox on BBC Radio 4 discussing the release of Shaker Aamer
On 26 September, Robin Simcox, Research Fellow at the Henry Jackson Society, appeared on BBC Radio 4 to discuss the … Continued
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Sep 2015
Anti-terror expert warns ‘reckless’ intelligence leaks by Edward Snowden ‘have helped terrorists, child abusers and people-smugglers conceal their crimes’
Originally published in the Daily Mail US traitor Edward Snowden’s ‘reckless’ intelligence leaks have helped terrorists, child abusers and people-smugglers … Continued
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Sep 2015
Is New Electronic Surveillance Legislation Justified?
Robin Simcox, a research fellow at the Henry Jackson Society, says Yes The threat posed by terrorism has arguably never … Continued
09
Sep 2015
After killing two British IS jihadists, is the government right to say it won’t hesitate to use drone strikes again?
Robin Simcox, a research fellow at the Henry Jackson Society, says Yes There is, correctly, a high threshold for the … Continued
08
Sep 2015
The Legal Basis for Targeted Airstrikes Against Islamic State’s British Citizens
On 7 September, Prime Minister David Cameron informed the House of Commons that the Royal Air Force had carried out … Continued
06
Sep 2015
Fury as Jeremy Corbyn backs extremist Muslim charity that supported Jihadi John
Originally published in The Express Last October Mr Corbyn, who is favourite to win the Labour leadership when the results … Continued
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Aug 2015
Foreign Office Unveil Latest Weapon Against ISIL – A Twitter Account
Originally published in SunNation The Foreign Office have unveiled their latest weapon in the war against Islamic State – a Twitter … Continued
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Aug 2015
ISIL’s top cyber operative killed in drone strike
Originally published in WTOP The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has allegedly lost another important operative, but … Continued
18
Aug 2015
Terrorists may be within reach of dirty bomb
Originally published in WTOP In the shadows of the fighting between Ukrainian military forces and Russian-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine, … Continued
24
Jul 2015
Al Qaeda Is Not Our Ally!
Originally published in The Daily Beast A new argument among jihad analysts has it that the makers of 9/11 are … Continued
07
Jul 2015
Ten years later we are still losing the war on extremism
Originally published in the Daily Express Ten years ago today, 52 people were murdered on the streets of London by … Continued
05
Jul 2015
Britain to send Special Forces to ‘seek and destroy’ ISIS terrorists in Tunisia
Originally published in the Sunday Express Britain is to send 50 special forces trainers to help the Tunisian Government “seek and … Continued
24
Jun 2015
Event Transcript: The Rise of ISIL and Foreign Fighters: How is the Terrorist Threat Evolving?
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Jun 2015
Terror suspect traumatised by his ankle tag ‘raised tens of thousands for killer fanatics’
Originally published in Daily Mail A terror suspect who won a legal bid to take off his tag is accused of … Continued