The Union government is finalising India’s first anti-terror policy to tackle digital radicalisation, cross-border threats and terror financing, with inputs from the NIA and States.

Photo courtesy of IFEX Repressive government actions that restrict citizen behaviour undermine political legitimacy and fuel anti-government sentiment as history has repeatedly demonstrated, the ...

According to the 17-page document, the experts reviewed reports indicating that India carried out missile and air strikes ...

UNOCT, CTED and UNODC expressed their commitment to continued collaboration with a broad range of stakeholders to further ...

We are concerned that India has not disclosed credible evidence that the militants who committed the Pahalgam attack were ...

It is essential to address these misalignments between public understanding of terrorism and the current evidence. The public ...