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Foreign ISIS members face execution by hanging under Syrian law
ISIS members irrespective of their original nationality might be facing execution by hanging soon.
Conan the 'hero' dog awarded at White House for service in Syria
The special forces dog, Conan, received an award after being injured during a special mission to kill ISIS leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi.
SAS rescues British ISIS orphans from Syria
An SAS team escorted members of the Foreign Office into Syria to rescue three orphan British children born to ISIS parents.
Sister of French IS brothers jailed for 'terrorist association'
The court also found Clain's husband guilty and handed him a ten-year sentence
British man jailed after fighting against ISIS forces in Syria
British citizen Aiden James has been given a jail sentence for training with the Kurdish YKK before fighting against the ISIS in Syria.
Turkey says it captured sister of dead IS leader
The captured woman was identified as Rasmiya Awad, and said she was born in 1954.
Turkey wants to send Jihadi Jack back to the UK
The Turkish government is pushing for the deportation of terrorists back to their countries.
US troops received SAS assistance on Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi kill mission
The US-led raid resulting in the death of the ISIS leader was aided by an SAS team.
IS chief Baghdadi buried at sea by US military
An unnamed US military dog became a unlikely hero of the raid.
Ex-British ISIS bride claims she is under risk of torture or death
A SIAC hearing has been arranged as Shamima Begum claims that her revoked citizenship puts her at risk of being attacked and killed in Syria.
At least 28 killed in Afghan mosque blast
Witnesses said the roof of the mosque had fallen through after the "loud" explosion.
Stolen truck slams into cars in Germany, several injured: Police
Germany has been on alert following several jihadist attacks in recent years claimed by the Islamic State group.
Trump gives blessing to Turkish operation in Northern Syria
Ankara wants to urgently establish a "safe zone" for some of the 3.6 million refugees who fled the war in Syria
British ISIS bride begs to return home as 'civil war' breaks out in ISIS refugee camp
Shamima Begum hopes to return to the United Kingdom while her refugee camp is torn apart by violence initiated by women who still support ISIS.
Bomb attacks continue to devastate Afghanistan on Independence Day
Bomb attacks injure more than 60 people in Jalalabad, Afghanistan on country's 100th Independence Day.
Sri Lanka bombing video shows suspects smiling in Shangri-La elevator moments before attack
Sri Lankan authorities have released surveillance footage showing two of the Muslim suicide bombers riding a hotel elevator at the Shangri-La Hotel in Colombo.
Kurds face threat from Turkey after defeating Islamic State
For the Kurds of the Syrian Democratic Forces, the destruction of the Islamic State means they will now have to fight Turkey to survive.
Isis war against the Taliban: Suicide bombers strike in Afghanistan
Islamic militants slaughter one another. Dozens killed in Eid al-Fitr attacks as Afghan holiday truce falters.
More than 70 countries commit to combat terror financing
A two-day event was convened by French President Emmanuel Macron to coordinate efforts to reduce the terror threat in the long-term.
Terror nightmare: ISIS trying to cook up ricin and anthrax in UK lab
Security chiefs fear Isis extremists in the UK are trying to develop bio weapons, and the country is not prepared to tackle the aftermath.
Lloyd Gunton, 17, sentenced to life for Isis inspired terror plot in Cardiff
Teenager Lloyd Gunton had planned an attack in Cardiff city centre and a Justin Bieber concert on June 30, 2017. Police arrested him just hours before he planned to carry out the attack.
Isis teacher tried to recruit an 'army of children' for jihadist attacks across London
A former teacher of the Lantern of Knowledge School in Leyton has been found guilty of trying to recruit children as young as 11 into Isis-style terrorism.
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen charged for 'inciting terrorism' over grisly IS tweets
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been charged by a French judge for tweeting gruesome images of purported atrocities by Islamic State (IS).
Do you feel like killing Isis militants? Hezbollah just released a video game for that
Lebanon's Hezbollah produced a video game simulating the battlefields of Syria and allowing users to launch attacks on the Islamic State.
Isis 'White Widow' Sally Jones may be still be alive after she is named as dangerous operative
Sally Jones, a former punk rocker, from Kent, who married fellow jihadist Junaid Hussain, was thought to have died in a drone strike in Syria, along with her son JoJo, 12.
What the presence of Islamic State in Kashmir means to India
The Islamic State claims responsibility for the killing of a police officer in Srinagar.
40% rise in Islamophobic hate crimes in London linked to terror attacks
40% rise in Islamophobic hate crimes in London linked to London Bridge and Manchester terror attacks as Sadiq Khan warns that police will take a "zero-tolerance approach."
European borders facing threat of female jihadis and their children returning from war zones
Men leaving Europe to join Isis used to be the primary concern, lately that concern has turned to women returning from war zones.
Growing fears Isis cell have kidnapped British couple in South Africa
Foreign Office issues terror threat for tourists visiting South Africa after Brits are kidnapped.
Nigerian military rescues 76 schoolgirls who went missing after Boko Haram attack in Yobe
The dead bodies of two schoolgirls have been found following the attack by the Islamist group.