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White House denies US scheduled to meet with Taliban on peace deal
White House denies US scheduled to meet with Taliban on peace deal
Afghan Taliban deny reports of peace talks: spokesman
Civilian toll in Afghan war rose in 2014, UN reports
U.S. identifies 1,200 potential fighters for Syria training
Fighting began when regime forces launched an offensive to cut off rebel supply routes and break the siege of two Shiite towns.
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.
On Feb. 17, the media wing of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), al Malahem Media Foundation, released the latest installment of its video series documenting the group’s attacks, called “From The Battlefield.” This most recent episode features footage of a double suicide attack on the Yemeni military’s First Military Command base in Hadramout […]
The video shows scenes from as far back as December, while some footage appears to be more recent. The release comes as Iraqi forces have reportedly launched an offensive to take back Baiji.
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
A newly released video features Said Arakanskiy, the leader of Vilayat Dagestan. Arakanskiy was appointed to that position late last year after his predecessor defected to the Islamic State.
The Islamic State has released a video showing the beheadings of 21 Egyptian Christian workers who were kidnapped in Libya. The lead fighter in the video seeks to intimidate Italy, saying his organization will conquer Rome. The group is also using the beheadings to portray al Qaeda’s leaders as being soft in their pursuit of jihad.
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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
One of the Islamic State’s so-called provinces in Libya claims to have captured the town of Nawfaliyah. The group has also assaulted several buildings in Sirte, reportedly taking control of the local radio and television stations.
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
The Islamic State released the seventh issue of its English-language magazine, Dabiq, this week. This issue includes an interview with Hayat Boumediene, girlfriend of Amedy Coulibaly, the man who killed a policewoman and attacked a kosher market in eastern Paris on January 9. Coulibaly launched the assault two days following the attacks on French satirical […]
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.
Islamic State fighters reportedly took over two radio stations in Sirte; the group has also published photos of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians kidnapped in December and January in Sirte. The UN restarted negotiations between the country’s warring parties.
The army shelled terrorist “hideouts” in mounts Salloum and Samama in Kasserine. A Libyan National Army spokesman identified a Tunisian as the leader of Islamic State militants in Tripoli; Tunisia is one of the largest sources of jihadist fighters.