12 dead and 50 injured after truck ploughs through Christmas market in Berlin
An ISIS-linked group has reportedly claimed responsibility but police have not confirmed terrorism.
Civilians in Mosul face hunger and basic service shortages even in liberated areas
The delivery of aid is irregular, and dependent on security conditions.
IBTimes UK Agency Photographer of the Year: Goran Tomasevic
International Business Times UK is pleased to announce that Goran Tomasevic is our 2016 Agency Photographer of the Year.
Muslim leaders join international delegation to uncover harsh reality of Isis in Iraq
Shia and Sunni Imams from the UK, US and Malaysia visited areas previously held by the Islamic State.
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Isis trains children as young as 9 to be suicide bombers in Iraq
Kurds warn West a de-radicalisation program must be put in place to reduce Daesh threat.
Nice truck atrocity: 3 men charged with having links to Mohamed Bouhlel
86 people died when Mohamed Bouhlel drove his truck through crowds in Nice.
How fighting for Bashar al-Assad in Syria made Hezbollah a force to be feared
The Iranian-backed militia has lost both men and legitimacy - but gained experience
US boosts bounty on Isis warlord Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's head to $25m
The reward for information leading to the arrest of the Isis figurehead has been increased from $10m.
Radicalised 12-year-old boy suspected of planting bomb at Christmas market in Germany
Police said the boy has been 'strongly religiously radicalised' by an 'unknown member' of Isis.
Russian security agency detains two Isis supporters and seizes home-made explosive device
The Federal Security Service said the two men aged 24 and 21 are natives and citizens of Central Asian republics.
Bashar al-Assad's Syria strategy risks turning Idlib into Gaza on a grander scale
A de facto rebel statelet is forming in Idlib, dominated by al-Qaeda affiliate Jabhat Fatah al-Sham.
Explosives traces found on bodies of EgyptAir flight MS804 victims
Commercial flight crashed into the Mediterranean in May, killing all 66 on board.
UK and US defence chiefs say 'brutal' Bashar al-Assad has no future in Syria
Sir Michael Fallon and Ash Carter again called for a political settlement to stop civil war.
Why Palmyra was such a spectacular and unique archaeological site
The city's major monuments were destroyed by so-called Islamic State who took back the city this week.
'A volcano of jihad' threats follow prominent Islamist fighter Adel Habara's execution in Egypt
Habara belonged to the 'Sinai State', an Islamist group that is affiliated to the Islamic State.
Isis 'hiding in plain sight' among migrant flows, warns head of Britain's military
Sir Stuart Peach told RUSI think tank militants are using the tactic to escape as they lose fight in Syria and Iraq.
Cairo bombing: Isis attacks all Egyptians and Islam when it strikes Coptic Christians
Sectarianism is a scourge and all must reject tolerating or using it for political ends.
Industrial scale of Isis weapons manufacturing in east Mosul revealed
Researchers found more than 5,500 items ranging from mortar rounds to rockets and explosives.
Eleven beheaded bodies found in Isis-plagued Yemeni city of Aden
The macabre discovery follows a suicide attack against a military base in the war-torn country.
Isis says it was behind Cairo Coptic Christian church suicide bombing that killed 25
The militants made the claim on social media.
Syria: Isis seize arsenal of Russian tanks and surface-to-surface Grad missiles in Palmyra
Observers say the battle left Isis with 30 Russian tanks and surface-to-surface Grad missiles.
Three Isis leaders involved in Paris attacks and Belgium plot killed in Syria says Pentagon
The US says the most senior militants involved in planning Paris attacks are all now dead.
Aleppo: Assad has won a battle not the war says former Arab League chief Amr Moussa
Moussa says that Saudi Arabia and Egypt should play a bigger role in ending the Syrian war
Palmyra and four other hot spots where Islamic State is still a potent force in Syria and Iraq
Recapture of Palmyra is reminder of threat the militant group still poses despite suffering setbacks.
The complexity of eradicating Isis propaganda online
Social media companies are finally less apathetic about jihadi recruitment - but it's more than violent videos.
Iraq braces for bloody insurgency after Isis jihadis are forced from their Mosul stronghold
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