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Somalia's deadliest attack - 'Every home in Mogadishu has lost someone or knows someone who died'
More than 300 people died when a truck packed with explosives detonated near the entrance of Mogadishu's Safari Hotel on 14 October.
Hassan Istiila Oct 16, 2017
'I saw Isis militants shoot a two-year-old': Syrian civilians recall horror scenes as they flee Raqqa
Hundreds of civilians fled the city last week as US-led airstrikes on Isis fighters intensified to drive them from one of their last Syrian strongholds.
Isabelle Gerretsen Oct 16, 2017
Was Sally Jones's 12-year-old son a legitimate target? US drone strike on Isis 'white widow' questioned
British national Sally Jones and her 12-year-old son Joe Dixon are believed to have been killed by a Predator drone in Syria. Legal questions surround their deaths.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 16, 2017
CCTV video captures murder of Egyptian Coptic priest amid ongoing Isis persecution
Members of the minority Coptic community have repeatedly been targeted by Isis-affiliated militants in recent months.
Isabelle Gerretsen Oct 16, 2017
Iraq dismisses claim its army is preparing to retake Kirkuk from Kurds as 'fake news'
At least 6,000 Kurdish troops are believed to have been deployed to the oil-rich city in response to Baghdad's alleged threats.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 13, 2017
Peshmerga accuses Iraqi army of advancing to retake Kirkuk from Kurd allies who held off Isis
Tensions are soaring in the country following an independence referendum held by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in September.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 13, 2017
Married terror plotters 'bought knife and training dummy and rowed over who was most radical'
Madihah Taheer allegedly spent hundreds of pounds to help husband Ummariyat Mirza plan deadly terror attack, Woolwich Crown Court heard on Thursday (12 October).
William Watkinson Oct 12, 2017
Pregnant American teenager forced into Isis-held Syria by father who married her off to militant
A 15-year-old girl told a CBS News reporter that her radicalised father forced her into Isis territory five years ago. Both her father and her Isis fighter husband have died.
Nicole Rojas Oct 12, 2017
British Isis recruiter Sally Jones known as the 'White Widow' is 'killed in drone strike in Syria'
The 'White Widow' Sally Jones, 50, who was a recruiter for Isis has been killed in a drone strike near the Syrian border, the Sun has reported. She was Britain's most wanted woman.
Brendan Cole Oct 11, 2017
Stockholm syndrome: Why Boko Haram and Isis slaves choose to stay with their captors
New research says factors such as rape and slavery fuel terrorism globally and provide fertile ground for captives to develop feelings of sympathy for and loyalty to abductors.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 11, 2017
Conceited British Isis fighter: 'I'm not a loser, I drove a Porsche'
The man, known by his nom de guerre Abu Adam Al-Britani, has been fighting with Isis for the past two years.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 09, 2017
Iran will consider US military as 'Islamic State' if IRGC is designated as a terrorist group
Tehran has promised "crushing" response to Washington if the elite Islamic Revolution of Guards Corps (IRGC) is labelled as a terrorist group.
Vasudevan Sridharan Oct 09, 2017
Man armed with 11-inch knife arrested for threatening passengers on train
The suspect was reportedly heard shouting 'Allahu Akbar' as he ranted at passengers on a train in Brussels.
Priya Joshi Oct 06, 2017
Pharmacist jailed for showing beheading video to children
Zameer Ghumra, 38, was jailed for six years for disseminating terrorist propaganda in the form of a graphic Twitter video on his mobile phone.
Roger Baird Oct 06, 2017
When will Boris Johnson say sorry for his Libya 'dead bodies' comment?
The foreign secretary came under fire from his own colleagues for comments about war-torn Libya. Johnson said Sirte could be the next Dubai once it "clears the dead bodies away".
Jordan Bhatt Oct 06, 2017
French 'jihadi granny' followed son to Syria because she wanted to spend time with him 'before he died'
She told judges that she preferred living in Syria to France "despite the bombings and the shootings".
Isabelle Gerretsen Oct 05, 2017
Petrol bomb found under Paris truck of firm accused of funding Isis
The company has been accused by French prosecutors of paying Isis to keep a Syrian cement plant open.
Jordan Bhatt Oct 05, 2017
With Hawija liberated, Iraq is just about free of Isis. Now the region must face the Kurdish issue
Iraqi troops and Shia militia have recaptured Hawija, the last Isis stronghold in northern Iraq. Now comes another crisis for Iraq and its neighbours: Kurdish independence.
David Sim Oct 05, 2017
Iraqi army 'recaptures' Isis-controlled town of Hawija
Isis once controlled larges swathes of Iraq and Syria, but the group has lost several areas to joint offensives launched by coalition forces in both countries.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 05, 2017
3 US Special Operation Forces soldiers killed in Niger ambush
The troops were on a routine mission near the Mali border when they came under fire.
Vasudevan Sridharan Oct 05, 2017
Photos: Iraqi forces enter Hawija, Isis stronghold where 78,000 people may be trapped
Iraqi forces and Shia paramilitaries have entered the town of Hawija, one of just two pockets of territory still under control of Islamic State (Isis/Daesh) in Iraq.
David Sim Oct 04, 2017
Fanatics who view jihadi websites or far-right propaganda to get 15 years in prison
UK home secretary Amber Rudd said the sentence will increase from 10 years, in a speech to Conservative Party conference attendees.
Jason Murdock Oct 03, 2017
Battle for Raqqa photos: Isis confined to hospital and stadium, with hostages and snipers in both
Photos of the battle for Raqqa, where the jihadists' last strongholds are a hospital and stadium, with hostages in both.
David Sim Oct 03, 2017
Ashura 2017 photos: Shia Muslims around the world mark holiest month of Muharram
The holiest day in the Shia calendar is observed on the 10th day of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic year, to mourn the death of Imam Hussein, grandson of the Prophet Muhammad.
David Sim Oct 02, 2017
'Desperate' Isis claims responsibility for Las Vegas mass shooting but US dismisses terror link
Anti-terrorism experts argue such claims are not reliable and are a propaganda tool.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 02, 2017
Marseille attacker was released from custody day before deadly knife rampage
Tunisian man shot dead by police had been held overnight on suspicion of shoplifting in Lyon.
James Tennent Oct 02, 2017
Edmonton attacks: Suspect Abdulahi Sharif investigated in 2015 for 'espousing extremist ideology'
Charges against suspect behind vehicle and knife attacks include terrorism and attempted murder.
Ludovica Iaccino Oct 02, 2017
Somali asylum seeker arrested after five injured in 'terrorist attack' in Edmonton, Canada
The man first rammed into an officer and stabbed him before running over four pedestrians during a pursuit.
Nicole Rojas Oct 02, 2017
Isis-inspired fake Lego toys, including Jihadi John figure, on sale in Singapore
Lego distances itself from counterfeit toys that authorities fear glorify Isis violence.
Ludovica Iaccino Sep 29, 2017
Isis leader al-Baghdadi 'back from the dead' in 'recording' calling for attacks on the west
The reclusive Isis warlord has not been seen in years and has a $25m (£19m) US bounty on his head.
William Watkinson Sep 28, 2017
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