Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Crime, terror converge at Tunisia frontier
Crime, terror converge at Tunisia frontier
Defying Syria, United Nations Sends in Trucks Carrying Aid
Islamic State destroys ancient mosque in Mosul
UN: Islamic State ‘orders female genital mutilation’ for women in Mosul
Why Islamic State is no al Qaeda clone
In a Syrian City, ISIS Puts Its Vision Into Practice
The Islamic Front, a coalition of several leading insurgent groups in Syria, has issued a statement rejecting any attempt by its fellow insurgency groups to unilaterally create a new government.
Al Nusrah Front seizes Syrian town on Turkish border
Islamic extremist Musa Cerantonio ‘different’ to other prisoners
Islamic State crushes and coerces on march towards Baghdad
The images are the latest in a propaganda effort by various terror groups in both Iraq and Syria to promote their training camp infrastructure.
Gloves come off between Syrian regime, Islamic State
In the first edition of its new online newsletter, Al Nafir, al Qaeda renews its oath of allegiance to Taliban leader Mullah Omar. The move is likely a response to the Islamic State’s claim that it rules over a caliphate with its leader, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, serving as the new caliph. Last week, al Qaeda released a video of Osama bin Laden discussing his oath of allegiance to Mullah Omar.
Islamic State jihadists sell Syrian oil to Iraqi businessmen
The military said that Camp Speicher is now back under its control after an Islamic State assault that took place last week.
ISIS gains highlight ‘aggressive’ use of water as weapon of war
More than 700 killed in Syria as ISIS tightens grip on east
Watchmen guard Ras Baalbek against attacks
Christian exodus from Mosul sparks outrage
More Western fighters joining militants in Iraq and Syria
Jihadist ultimatum sparks Christian exodus from Iraq’s Mosul
ISIS burns 1,800-year-old church in Mosul
Islamic State fighters overran a military outpost somewhere near the city of Haditha, one of the last areas in Anbar under Iraqi control.
Al Nusrah Front, Islamic State compete for foreign fighters
The Raqqah Division of the Islamic State stoned two women to death purportedly for committing adultery.
The large military base was attacked two days after the retreat of the Iraqi military and allied militias following their failure to recapture Tikrit.
In Iraq, Syria, militants try to govern as a state
Can ISIS maintain its self-declared caliphate?
Militias that fought US now lead charge against Sunni militants
ISIS Expels Last Iraqi Christians From Mosul