Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
After attacks, arm-in-arm world leaders join mass Paris march
After attacks, arm-in-arm world leaders join mass Paris march
Arar border attack carried out by Saudi ISIS members: sources
US issues global travel alert after Paris terror attacks
After Paris attacks, questions about intelligence failures
Al Qaeda’s official branch in Syria launched a double suicide attack in a predominately Alawite neighborhood of Tripoli.
Libya’s ISIS branch claims execution of 2 Tunisian journalists
Libya conflict threatens entire Maghreb
Reaching Outside CIA, Obama Picks Treasury Official to Become Agency’s No. 2
From Egypt’s leader, an ambitious call for reform in Islam
Extremists Harming Islam, Leader of Hezbollah Says
Daesh draws Moroccans
Syria regime fights off the Al Nusrah Front in Aleppo
One of the brothers responsible for the attack on Charlie Hebdo claimed to have met with Anwar al Awlaki. The other may have met with Awlaki as well. Meanwhile, another terrorist responsible for the siege of a kosher market claimed he was a member of the Islamic State.
English-Speaking IS Militants Laud Charlie Hebdo Attackers
Norway security service: No change in threat level
‘Hacktivist’ group Anonymous says it will avenge Charlie Hebdo attacks by shutting down jihadist websites
Islamic State crisis: Religious police ‘kidnapped’ in Syria
Chechen Leader Kadyrov Doesn’t Consider IS A Threat To Russia
Two of the suspects are brothers who recently returned from Syria. One of the brothers was previously convicted and sentenced to prison in France for recruiting jihadists to fight for al Qaeda in Iraq.
UN: ISIS depriving 670,000 Syrian children of education
Iraqi PM pledges to liberate Iraq as ISIS launch major Anbar assault
Terror Expert Louise Shelley: ‘Islamic State Is a Diversified Criminal Operation’
Videos from the scene of today’s attack show the two gunmen engaging a French policeman on the streets of Paris. Two police officers are among 12 people killed in the terrorist attack on the headquarters of a satirical French magazine.
ISIS, Al Nusrah militants number 3,000 on Lebanon-Syria border: report
Islamic State book burnings target minorities
Gaza Salafist leader: ‘We are following Islamic State ideology’
Kurdish Fighters Capture Key District of Kobane
US troops training Iraqi military at bases in Anbar, Taji
Saudis Report Deadly Border Clash With Infiltrators From Iraq
The cover story of the Islamic State’s recently released issue of Dabiq, an English-language magazine, is written by an alleged al Qaeda defector known as Abu Jarir ash-Shamali. The group has been trying to win over al Qaeda’s and the Taliban’s supporters, but Shamali’s piece criticizes Osama bin Laden’s jihadist legacy and the Taliban. Shamali also provides new details about how al Qaeda is currently structured.