Shock of Barcelona Terror Attack Resonates throughout Spain

Aug. 17, 2017 - 2:40 - The Wall Street Journal's John Bussey says Thursday's attack echoes the 2004 Madrid train bombings

Barcelona: Police Confirms One Dead, 32 Injured, 10 Seriously – BBC News

Barcelona Attack: Police Found a Passport in Van Belonging to Spanish National with Arabic Surname

Survivor of White Supremacist Attack in Charlottesville: There's No Question, This Was Terrorism

Tillerson in Doha: "Trump Wants to Rid Earth of Terrorism & Agreement Is a Little Part of It"

Embraced by Far-Right Gov't in Poland, Trump Claims Future of Western Civilization Is at Stake

In a major speech in Poland, President Donald Trump said Western civilization is at stake, as he warned about the threats of "terrorism and extremism." He was cheered on by supporters of Poland’s right-wing government, who were bused in to the speech. Meanwhile, Trump is facing criticism after becoming the first U.S. president in decades to skip visiting the Warsaw ghetto uprising monument. We speak with Polish-Nigerian journalist Remi Adekoya, a regular contributor to The Guardian and the former political editor of the Warsaw Business Journal.

Fighting Terrorism: What Can the UN Do?

'Accusations of Terrorism Are False', Says Qatar's Foreign Minister

Brigitte Gabriel and Dave Rubin: Terrorism, The Muslim Brotherhood, and Linda Sarsour

UK - Incident at Finsbury Park Mosque Treated as Terrorism

Living with the 'New Normal': How Governments Need to Innovate in the Fight against Terrorism

Assad Says US 'Not Serious' About Fighting Terrorism

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad accuses the United States and the West of not being "serious" about fighting terrorism in the region.

St. Petersburg Bombing: The Beginning of a New Wave of Terrorism in Russia? (Parts 1 & 2)

May: We Will All Move Forward, Never Giving In to Terror

Mar. 22, 2017 - 2:51 - British prime minister comments on London terror attack

Merkel: Europe Must Take More Migrants, Islam Is Not The Cause Of Terrorism

BREITBART.COM: Angela Merkel claims that the European Union still has a “responsibility” to take in more so-called refugees, and pleaded to Islamic governments to help convince people that terrorism has nothing to do with Islam.

The 62-year-old German chancellor began her speech by acknowledging that “the European Union right now is in a very difficult situation due to the result of the British referendum … which is very regrettable”.

While calling on the bloc “to do more to integrate our military capacity”, she also confessed it could not fight terrorism without U.S. president Donald Trump’s assistance. » | Jack Montgomery | Saturday, February 18, 2017

Merkel to Security Summit: Islam Is Not the Source of Terror

THE TIMES OF ISRAEL: German chancellor tells Munich conference that Muslim clergy must fight back against ‘false’ reading of their religion

The Islamic faith is not the cause of terrorism, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Saturday, and urged members of the Muslim clergy to fight back against a “false” interpretation of the religion that permits acts of violence to be carried out in its name.

Arguing for Muslim states to cooperate with the rest of the world to stamp out terror, the chancellor told an international security conference in Munich that this is the only way to persuade non-Muslims that the religion is one of peace. » | Times of Israel Staff and Agencies | Saturday, February 18, 2017

Merkel: 'Islam Is Not the Source of Terrorism'

AL JAZEERA: Both Merkel and US Vice President Mike Pence attend key security conference in Munich with Russia high on the agenda.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said Islam is not the source of "terrorism" and that cooperating with predominantly Muslim states in the fight against it is vital.

Merkel, who has been critical of US President Donald Trump's attempt to impose a temporary travel ban on people from seven Muslim-majority countries, was speaking on Saturday at the Munich Security Conference, with US Vice President Mike Pence in the audience.

"I think, those countries, first and foremost have to give a contribution. Because only in this way we would be able to convince people that it is not Islam that is the source of terrorism. But a falsely understood Islam," she said.

"I expect from religious authorities of Islam to find strong language in order to delimitate peaceful Islam from terrorism committed in the name of Islam. We as non-Muslims cannot do this, it should be done by Islamic clergy and authorities," she added. » | Source: Al Jazeera and news agencies | Saturday, February 18, 2017

LIVE: Truck Ploughs into Christmas Market in Berlin in Likely Terrorist Attack - Aftermath

A truck has ploughed into a Christmas market in western Berlin killing nine and injuring several people, according to police.

Assad: US Could Become Syria’s ‘Natural Ally’ If It Fights Terrorism & Trump Sticks to Promises

Syrian President Bashar Assad said that while it’s hard to say if US President-elect Donald Trump will stick to his promises once he moves into the White House, America could become Syria’s “natural ally” if it starts fighting terrorists instead of shielding them.

Clinton: Threat Is Real, But So Is Our Resolve

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks to reporters about terror attacks in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.