Véronique Roy, whose child died as a jihadi in Syria, is leading the attack on radicalisation
Commemorations at Stade de France, Bataclan and cafes where 130 people were killed
Reopening of Paris venue an attempt to move on but life has changed irrevocably for some
In a 2004 interview in ‘The Irish Times’ the Dubliner talked about his extremist views
Singer will take to the stage on November 12th, one year after 89 people were killed
Jaber al-Bakr was arrested on Monday when allegedly planning to bomb a Berlin airport
Jaber Albakr (22) arrested in Leipzig on suspicion of planning Islamist terror attack
A computer found in a bin in Brussels points to concerted efforts to orchestrate attacks
Man identified by police as ‘Hicham D’ arrested after being shot in the leg by officer
Man (43) stabbed one officer in neck and the other in abdomen in the Schaerbeek area
Despite extensive coverage, attacks are killing far fewer westerners than in 1970s and 1980s
Restive Raqqa: Precision raid in Syria accounts for Wa’il Adil Hasan Salman al-Fayad
9/11 crash site museum captures the plane’s final moments in wrenching detail
Siblings from London questioned by armed police on tarmac at Stansted airport
Ankara concerned about growing power of US-backed Syrian Kurdish forces
Many individuals risked their own lives to save others, or tended to the wounded
In the Netherlands, there is a widespread fatalism that any day now, ‘we could be next’
Social media platform reacts to criticism for failing to suspend accounts with Isis links
Serious disruption after army is deployed for extra security following terror alert
Boston bomb and Istanbul airport attack put new focus on landlocked central Asian state
Kadiza Sultana had become disillusioned with life under Islamic State control in Syria
Deportation and policing main focus of measures which avoid controversy
Merkel mulls series of security proposals, including reported ban on burkas
Kurdish rebels target police and soldiers in assaults in southeast of the country
Frustration and confusion often permeates the state’s reaction to suspected Islamists
More than 100 injured in blast as lawyers came to mourn colleague in Quetta
Given the war with Isis could take years, French society must look beyond security
Isis has special intelligence unit in charge of exporting terror to Europe, documents show
Fr Jacques Hamel eulogised in Rouen, but what does future hold for France’s Muslims?
19-year-old Normandy attackers knew each other only four days before they struck
Officials in Munich criticised Twitter users who 'played an appalling game with fear'
Threat in Ireland from Islamic State is assessed as ‘moderate’, according to Garda
The two men are thought to be connected to Islamist militants in Stade de France assault
Successive governments have failed to get to grips with the grievances of the children of the north Africans who came to France in more prosperous times
German Chancellor urges greater effort to identify radicals and derail weapons sales
Recent attacks have sparked media debate in France on the ethics of coverage
German leader refuses to change refugee policy: ‘I stand by the main decisions we made’
Second attacker named as Abdel-Malik Petit Jean (19), who was born in Vosges, France
Islamic State expected to strike in Europe in response to losing ground in Syria
Angela Merkel facing mounting pressure over refusal to raise terror warning level
Pontiff says peace has been lost as he starts visit to Poland for World Youth Day
Murder of Fr Jacques has destroyed fragile ethnic balance in Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray
Isis claims the two men in the clip were responsible for assault on French church
Criticism intensifies over security after attack by jihadist wearing electronic tag
Family of teenager who killed priest in France ‘tried to stop him joining Isis’
François Hollande to meet faith leaders after murder of priest by Islamic State supporters
Right-wing figures pounce after priest’s throat is slashed in Normandy town
One of ‘soldiers of Islamic State’ who forced cleric to kneel before murder identified
Young extremist recruits in Europe are successfully ramping up violence
Even in Ireland, priests feel threatened in an environment that was once a sanctuary
Despite being retired, he had asked to remain in French parish to help when necessary
Mohammad Daleel’s video reportedly cited West’s bombing of Arab world as motivation
Policewoman claims she was told to alter report about police presence on July 14th
The rush to blame Islamic State for assaults only heightens public fears
Police chief calls for calm as ‘Isis soldier’ blows himself up in Ansbach, injuring 15
Oktoberfest plans have been overshadowed by violence in Ansbach and Munich
‘The kid I was holding...he was 14-years-old that got shot,’ a hospital spokeswoman said
Bomb exploded outside a music festival that was being attended by 2,500 people
More than 30 wounded as Islamic State claims responsibility for attack in Iraq
More than 200 injured as Islamic State claims responsibility for attack on Hazara demonstration
Sixteen people, including several children, injured in suspected terrorist incident
Five to be arraigned in connection with complicity in a terrorist undertaking
‘Amateur cell’ considered disorganised but linked to online group ‘defenders of Sharia’
Failed bid to overthrow Recep Erdogan has left hotels virtually empty during peak season
Brexit, the Easter Rising and Irish in France during first World War also on agenda
The Bastille Day truck attack in Nice is the latest deadly attack in the past two years
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