Western governments appear to fear these children, detained in Syria and Iraq with their ISIS foreign fighter parents, as national security threats. Yet our national and international laws dictate that we protect our youngest citizens
Elite Iraqi counterterrorism unit also sent in a fortune teller to take down a series of ISIS high-level leaders.
Recent deaths raise questions about why underage Western children are being held in Syria rather than returned to their home countries.
“In our meetings, we talked about re-establishing the Ottoman Empire. This was the vision of Turkey,” says emissary.
Research shows that ISIS had been able to develop its drone programs without any support from state actors.
High-level Kurdish officials shared with us their anxieties over the potential U.S. pullout, which leaves them vulnerable in Syria.
One feature of al Shabaab attacks inside Kenya is using Kenyan citizens to support or actually take part in assaults.
Despite land losses and social media takedowns, violent extremist groups still somehow persist in operating online.
ISIS cadres are still present in both Syria and Iraq and are continuing by U.S. military estimates to entice up to 100 foreigners each month.
Former sex slaves have found telling of captivity so retraumatizing that they decided it was better to stay silent.
