Terrorism in Europe news

A “targeted attack” in which a man aimed at pedestrians with his car in two German cities is reportedly being investigated as terror-related, and may have been caused by a combination of racism and a mental disorder.

The stabbing spree which occurred in Manchester, England on New Year’s Eve is being investigated as terror-related, police said. The attack left three people injured, including a police officer, and the suspect was detained.

Europe should brace itself for a new wave of terrorist attacks when Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) supporters serving short sentences begin to emerge from jail in a few years, the head of Interpol has warned.

France is the new "sick man of Europe," the foreign minister of Poland has said, citing Yellow Vest unrest and the recent jihadist attack in Strasbourg. Poland, on the other hand, is a "bright spot" of the continent, he said.

Irina lost part of her leg and is struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder after the Stockholm terrorist attack in 2017. She now faces deportation from Sweden in a move that may breach her human rights, Caritas has told RT.

The terrorists who carried out attacks in Barcelona and the nearby area in August of last year also plotted an assault on the city’s famous Camp Nou football stadium, according to reports in local media.