Tom Porter

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Tom reports on domestic and foreign affairs for IBTimes UK. His interests include Russia, crime and security. Previously Tom worked at the BBC and the East London Guardian.

Tom Porter

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Berlin: Man killed in car bomb attack may be linked to organised crime, say police

The man was driving in the Charlottenburg area of the capital when the car exploded.

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Anders Breivik gives Nazi salute on return to court as he sues Norway over prison conditions

The mass murderer alleges his human rights are infringed by the conditions of his imprisonment.

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Merkel's CDU refuses to back down after anti-immigration party makes gains

Anti-immigration AfD makes gains In regional elections.

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Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb: What we know about terrorist group behind Ivory Coast beach attack

In recent months jihadis have stepped up attacks amid intensifying rivalry with Isis.

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Chechnya: Video of Russian opposition in 'sniper's crosshairs' broke no laws says FSB

Opposition leader claims reponse shows Putin "approves of" intimidation of critics.

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Isis kills 22 Iraqi soldiers in Ramadi attack

Attack targeted military barracks in west of city.

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Kremlin using refugee crisis to destabilise Germany, claim intelligence chiefs

Russia whipping up anti-refugee feelings in Germany's Russian diaspora, they tell politicians.

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Donald Trump presidency would lead to 'clash of civilizations', claims Dubai security chief

Claim comes after series of anti-Islam comments by presidential candidate.

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Germany: Iraqi refugees pull plane crash victims from burning wreckage

Iraqi vetenarian was taking shower when he heard the plane crash and rushed to help.

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Paris attacks: Eagles of Death Metal's Jesse Hughes claims Bataclan security may have been tipped off about massacre

Venue says claims are result of "enormous trauma".

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Turkish President Erdogan's wife praises harems

Emine Erdogan said harems were important for "preparing women for life".

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Swiss police officer demanded sexual favours from asylum seeker

Ex Swiss policeman allegedly promised to influence Iraqi man's asylum bid in return for sex.

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French 'extremist' took knives, gas bottle and balaclava on Ryanair flight

Moroccan authorities found knives, a machete and gas canisters among items in man's suitcase.

Tairod Pugh

US Air Force veteran Tairod Pugh convicted of trying to join Isis

Pugh faces up to 35 years in jail after being foung guilty.

Chechen Isis leader Omar al-Shishani

Isis 'minister of war' Omar the Chechen 'did not die' in air strike as US claimed

Claims contradict those of US official who said Islamic State commander was killed in air strike.

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Jordan: Experts aim to identify terrorists from 'V for victory' signs

Using algorithms, Jordanian university experts claim identification technique is 90 per cent accurate.

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St Vincent: Pirates kill German man in Pirates of Caribbean bay

Masked intruders fatally injured man on anchored yacht in picturesque bay.

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George Martin dies: 'Fifth Beatle's' greatest hits

From the Beatles to Shirley Bassey, Martin worked with some of the world's greatest artistes.

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Who are Polish far-right groups spreading racist violence across Europe?

Polish fascists have formed branches and alliances across the EU.

Frauke Petry

Frauke Petry: The 'nice' face of Germany's resurgent far right

Petry's anti-immigrant AfD party now Germany's third most powerful.

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Turkey: Zaman to continue publishing in Germany

Editor of German publication severs link with government-controlled Turkish edition.

Marian Kotleba

Marian Kotleba: Who is the Neo-Nazi whose party won first seats in Slovakian elections?

Kotleba is admirer of country's wartime Nazi puppet government.

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Pitcairn mayor Michael Warren jailed after downloading 1,000 child abuse images and videos

As mayor Warren was involved in child protection services on island while downloading child pornography.

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Polish far-right groups extending influence across Europe, warns expert

Radicalised members of Polish diaspora building ties with fascists across Europe.

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Isis: Moroccan Daesh cell 'plotted biological weapons attack' say authorities

Police seized 'biological weapons' from terror suspects, claims interior ministry.

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Germany: Police in Saxony accused of sympathy with far-right Pegida group

'Some police officers have friendly handshakes with Pegida protesters,' claims expert.

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Germany: Doctor arrested for recruiting man with learning difficulties to become Isis suicide bomber

'Easily influenced' man later died in suicide bombing in Iraq.

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Turkey: World Cup legend and 13-year-old boy on list of nearly 2,000 prosecuted for insulting President Erdogan

Turkish president accused of reviving obscure law to stifle dissent.

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Flight MH370: Who is Blaine Gibson, the real-life 'Indiana Jones' adventurer who found plane debris?

Lawyer's quest has taken him to remote island across Indian Ocean.

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Breaking Bad: 'Green' crystal meth and the German politician

Long-serving German Green Party MP Volker Beck has been caught in possession of illegal drug methamphetamine.