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Shamima Begum, who left the UK to join the ISIS, lost another appeal against the UK government's decision to strip her of her British citizenship.

The security official believes that "financial motives" are the main reason Tripoli's youth are joining IS ranks.

The Taliban demanded that the claims be backed by evidence.

EU states are wary at the prospect of a surge of Afghan asylum-seekers trying to enter the bloc

Milley said the Taliban "was and remains a terrorist organization and they still have not broken ties with Al-Qaeda."

It was released after President Joe Biden was pressured by family members of those killed on 9/11 who have sued Saudi Arabia for complicity.

The Taliban who once sheltered bin Laden are back ruling Afghanistan.

The second day of hearings after an 18-month break due to the Covid-19 pandemic focused on a review of the judge's own potential biases.

The five face the death penalty on charges of murder and terrorism in the war crimes tribunal.

Conspiracy theories over 9/11 were the first to benefit from widespread internet access, spreading much faster than previous alternative interpretations of history.

While in 2001 it was clear that terrorism was enemy number one of the United States and its allies, tensions have since grown with Iran, Russia and above all China.

Islamist extremists staged one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in history

Critics say the US reputation as a global power has been badly tarnished by the Taliban's victory,

The United States then released a statement with more than 65 nations urging the Taliban to let Afghans leave the country

Blinken said the United States will also let in more Afghans who served as interpreters or in other support roles to forces of the US-led coalition

AFRICOM conducted three airstrikes in two locations in the conflict-hit east African nation on Sunday targeting Al-Shabaab militants.

Al-Qaeda terrorist and former Osama bin Laden adviser Christian Ganczarski attacked 4 French guards with razor blade to avoid US extradition on 9/11 charges.

People set fire to US and Israeli flags and destroyed effigies of Donald Trump in Muslim-majority countries around the globe, including Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt and Indonesia.

In the occupied West Bank, Palestinian stone-throwers traded volleys in the streets with soldiers firing tear gas and rubber bullets.

Victoria police said they were monitoring the accused since January as he had accessed documents produced by al-Qaeda.

The US Africa Command vowed to continue targeting "terrorists, their training camps and safe havens throughout Somalia, the region and around the world".

"I am upset by the timing of the revolutions. We told them to slow down," bin Laden is quoted as saying

Yasir Qhadi rejects claims he advocates for the death of homosexuals and calls for prosecution of those who try to forcefully implement "Islamic law" in the West.

Pompeo said "the world has moved" and pledged that the CIA will now refine how it works to combat "non-state threats" and "state intelligence adversaries."

A steady stream of Syria-focused rhetoric from Al-Qaeda shows that the organization has not at all given up on Syria, but is rather trying to reestablish itself.

"Isis is currently in an 'interim' period focusing on a much bigger endgame," Elaine Duke, US President Donald Trump's acting Secretary of Homeland Security, warned.

This is the worst attack in Africa's history since Al-Qaeda was blamed for twin attacks on US Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, when 220 people died.

Johan Gustafsson told his captors that he wanted to convert to Islam and prayed with them.

Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimeen said a French hostage hopes Macron "will come to her rescue."

5 suicide bombers blew themselves up and one attacker threw a grenade at the Lebanese soldiers.