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Section 702 Renewal in Doubt as Carriers Warn of Cutoff Before April 20

Carrier warnings of a data cutoff raise the risk of intelligence gaps.

Rome Prosecutors Name Five Suspects in 1982 Synagogue Attack After Concluding Probe

Kenya Floods Kill at Least 42 as Nairobi Records Most Deaths

Maharashtra ATS Arrests Mumbai Engineering Student Over Alleged JeM, ISIS Links as Court Remands Him to March 9

Coalition Forces Debate on Bill to Criminalise Help for Australians Held in Syria

Austria Files Terror Charges in ISIS-Linked Plot Targeting Taylor Swift’s 2024 Vienna Shows

Finland’s Orpo Heads to China for Jan. 25–28 Talks With Xi and Li

U.S. Sanctions Six Gaza Charities and Diaspora Group Over Alleged Hamas Links

UK Reaches Confidential ‘Substantial’ Settlement With Guantanamo Detainee Abu Zubaydah Over Torture Claim

Al-Shabaab Operative Who Trained as Pilot for 9/11-Style Plot Targeting Atlanta Gets Two Life Terms

Phone Data Points to Possible M'lang Ping as Investigators Trace Davao Movements of Bondi Suspects

Balochistan Launches Crackdown on Banned Militants With Interpol Push and Faster Trials

Two Suspected IS Members Arrested in Germany After Multi-City Raids

Three Police Officers Killed in Night Attack on Hangu Checkpost

Hong Kong Jails Three for 2019–2020 Bomb Plots, Up to 18 Years

JeM Launches Online Women’s Course Led by Masood Azhar’s Sisters, Starting Nov. 8

France Refers Émilie König to Special Terror Court on ISIS Association Charge

Pakistan, US Reaffirm Cooperation on Counterterrorism, Digital Media and Tourism

Adrien Guihal to Be Tried in Iraq Alongside 46 Other French Nationals

U.S. Unveils Largest Sanctions Yet on Houthi Networks, Hitting 32 Targets and Four Ships