Extremism

Extremists aim to divide, and we must not bow to them, writes Chatham House's Benoit Gomis.

Prosecutors say several people possibly linked to the bomb attacks are still at large.

Laachraoui, an accomplice of Paris attack suspect Salah Abdeslam, remains at large.

The driver's suspicions were aroused when he could not help the attackers with their suitcases.

Siblings Khalid and Ibrahim El-Bakraoui both had criminal records, but no known extremist connections.

Brussels citizens follow Parisiens and offer their homes to people stuck after the attacks.

The Belgian government has "failed" in stopping the jihadi threat, say experts.

Belgian federal prosecutor releases images of suspected bombers inside Zaventem airport.

Sympathizers of the militant group hail the attack as a reaction to Belgium's "war" on religion.

Gatwick, Paris and Frankfurt airports increase security levels after two explosions hit Brussels check-in area.

No links to extremism yet established but ISIS suspects remain at large in Belgian capital.

The international community needs to tackle the flow of Tunisian jihadis into Libya, writes Tarek Kahlaoui.

Electorates across Europe must note history, writes the president of the European Jewish Congress.

The Turkish prime minister said Europe is ignoring the threat, "as if dancing in a minefield."

Mufid Elfgeeh, 32, of Rochester was sentenced to 22 years in prison for attempting to recruit fighters for ISIS.

Police have also detained two other suspects linked with the Paris attacks in November.

The Palestinians carried out gun and car-ramming attacks near the Jewish settlement of Kiryat Arba.

A spate of Palestinians attacks against Israelis coincided with the visit of U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden.

The exercise after the Paris attacks will take place in the southern city of Nimes later this month.

Israeli leader says deportation from West Bank would "drastically reduce terrorist acts."

IDF forces kill one Palestinian and injure 10 in riots that began after their mistaken entry into a volatile camp.

The group transformed from an Iraqi entity to a worldwide extremist phenomena in months.

Nir Barkat calls British leader's comment "incorrect" and says he has a "lack of awareness."

Troops withdraw from Nawzad and Musa Qala in a province where clashes with the Taliban are the deadliest.

Relatives of the hostages express their relief as the captives are released in Khabour.

Palestinians will 'never' enter direct negotiations with Israel, said Riad al-Malki.

The incident occurred after a stabbing attack near the West Bank city of Hebron.

The breaches of faith by Israel's Arab politicians would be unthinkable in virtually any other democracy, writes Michael Oren.

Netanyahu says the government is preparing a long-term plan to surround Israel with barriers.

Raids took place in Valencia and Alicante and in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.