Ahmed makes £48 a month working illegally in Jordan.
The US agency director John Brennan says Daesh has used chemical munitions on the battlefield.
US Secretary of State John Kerry says fight against Isis and al-Nusra Front however will continue.
Footage shows female guerrillas firing shells on Islamist rebels.
Aseel Muthana, a 19-year-old fighting for Islamic State in Syria, described male acquaintances as 'babe', 'cutie' and 'darling'.
The tourism company said sales were dented by terror attacks in Paris, Istanbul and Sousse, Tunisia.
The Polish are concerned about Russian expansion in Eastern Europe after the Ukraine crisis.
Aseel Muthana, 17, set out to join brother Nasser Muthana, who was Jihadi John's accomplice.
Security officials say they have also prevented 'lone wolf' attacks on Nigerian civilians.
Tairod Pugh set to become the first US citizen to stand trial accused of trying to join terror group in Syria.
FBI director says case highlights need for backdoor access to encrypted devices in commercial use.
EXCLUSIVE: Family who fled Syria tells IBTimes UK about life under brutal IS rule.
CEO Friedrich Joussen added that the company is "on track" with the disposal of its Hotelbeds business.
Security source says up to 60 Islamic State fighters may have entered Europe before 13 November attacks.
US federal court brings charges against 25-year-old Nisreen Assad Ibrahim Bahar, wife of Abu Sayyaf.
Canada will stop targeting Isis in air strikes, and six fighter jets will return says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Seven suspected Islamic state militants have been arrested for allegedly planning terrorist attacks.
Car exploded outside residential building in Saudi capital after Isis member allegedly attached bomb.
Spanish Police say a jihadi cell ran a bogus humanitarian aid operation whilst sending supplies to Syria and Iraq.
The Syrian government had warned on Saturday that any foreign troops setting foot in the country will be sent home 'in coffins'.
The pair are said to have known Mohammed Emwazi - the killer given the moniker Jihadi John.
Walid al-Moallem's rhetoric attempts to deter Saudi Arabia, the west and Turkey from deploying ground troops.