Gareth Browne

Britain's resurgent leftists hope Thursday's local elections bring unprecedented success in London's richest boroughs

The messages show ISIS members communicating with family in Germany, and discussing smuggling routes to Europe

‘Blueprint’ lays out plans for ensuring the group’s long-term survival and offers insights into how the group intends to wage insurgencies

Though critics say the UK airstrikes are responsible for far more civillian deaths

The payment of $25 million was equivalent to half of the group's annual payment from Iran

Hayat Tahrir Al Sham has become stronger from lucrative cash flows and breathing space in Syria

Sources told The National Abdullah Al Muhaysini was being injured after a device exploded under his car

The Russian government flew in 17 witnesses of the chemical attack in Douma earlier this month

French president's warning came at the end of a two-day conference on stemming the financing of terrorism

“It’s like the arsonist posing as the firefighter”

A week in the weird world of the pro-regime tours busing westerners into Syrian cities

Anti-government slogans have been whitewashed from walls, replaced by portraits of President Bashar Al Assad

From MPs to street sweepers, Assad emerged stronger is the consensus view

I don’t have five favourite books, but these are five of the reads that have had an impact on me. The list is ever-changing and time is a bias – I revisit things I forgot I enjoyed, and sometimes question reads that once had pride of place.

Ex-US President Bill Clinton warned Northern Ireland of returning the the 'hell' of The Troubles