Waking Iraq’s Sunnis to Crush Islamic State – Bloomberg View
Waking Iraq’s Sunnis to crush Islamic State
Waking Iraq’s Sunnis to crush Islamic State
Guantánamo conviction of Australian is overturned
Qatar recalls ambassador from Egypt in dispute over Libya airstrikes
White House denies US scheduled to meet with Taliban on peace deal
Afghan Taliban deny reports of peace talks: spokesman
Pakistani Taliban claims attack on Rawalpindi imambargah, three killed
Civilian toll in Afghan war rose in 2014, UN reports
U.S. identifies 1,200 potential fighters for Syria training
The Taliban continue to exact a heavy toll on poorly armed and trained policemen, who have been thrust into the front line of Afghanistan’s insurgency.
CIA is said to have bought and destroyed Iraqi chemical weapons
Pro-Iran militias’ success in Iraq could undermine US
Egypt bombs Islamic State targets in Libya after 21 Egyptians beheaded
Police arrest two on suspicion of aiding Copenhagen shooter
Iran denies that Khamenei replied to Obama letter on Islamic State
Denmark attacks: ‘We have tasted the ugly taste of fear,’ Prime Minister says
Female suicide bomber kills 10 in Nigerian bus station
Female suicide bomber kills 10 in Nigerian bus station
Westerners join Iraqi Christian militia to fight Islamic State
Iraqi army, militia repel Islamic State attack on dam north of Baghdad
US agencies adjust to shifting landscape in Afghanistan
Oregon man admits helping people linked to 2009 ISI bombing
Libyan oil pipeline sabotaged, gunmen storm Sirte offices
Clashes between Shi’ite Houthis and Sunnis in Yemen leave 26 dead
One dead in shooting at Danish meeting with artist who drew Mohammad
Despite the fracturing of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan in 2014, the jihadist group is still capable of plotting, organizing, and executing deadly operations such as today’s assault in Peshawar.
London jihadi in Syria ‘linked to video of Jordanian pilot being burned’
Despite the fracturing of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan in 2014, the jihadist group is still capable of plotting, organizing, and executing deadly operations such as today’s assault in Peshawar.
Data from seized computer fuels a surge in US raids on al Qaeda
UN envoy says Assad part of solution for easing Syria violence
Italy closes embassy in Yemen as security deteriorates