Terror group says that not only is security strained but hospitals in affected countries are overburdened and "what they fear above all is that the mujahideen should greet them in the morning" like on the days of attacks past. Keep Reading
Amid all the chaos caused by the coronavirus tidal wave, it may also rid the world of many of its worst terrorists or at least freeze their activity. Keep Reading
White supremacist extremists are taking advantage of the pandemic to advocate for the theory of accelerationism - that chaos will accelerate the imminent and necessary collapse of society in order to build a racially pure nation. Keep Reading
The source claimed Islamic State militants attacked a security checkpoint belonging to the Iraqi Federal Police southwest of the city of Kirkuk, leading to heavy clashes between both sides. Keep Reading
A man in a small pickup drove through a police checkpoint near Bagram about 8 p.m. Saturday and fired three mortars at the base before escaping, said Mohammad Mahfooz Alizada, police chief of Parwan province. Keep Reading
Between January 2020 and March 2020, Masood made several statements to others, including pledging his allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS) and its leader, and expressing his desire to travel to Syria to fight for ISIS. Keep Reading
Safety precautions issued by health organizations should be followed, says group, but nothing that would "amount to religious rebellion or become the cause of spreading anxiety and psychological fear among the people." Keep Reading
Following the death of former ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Amir Muhammad Sa’id Abdal-Rahman al-Mawla succeeded him to become the leader of ISIS. Al-Mawla was active in ISIS’s predecessor organization, al-Qai’da in Iraq. Keep Reading
“ISIS and Al Qaeda are on the march in West Africa. They're having success and the international efforts are not." Keep Reading
Britain’s five-year air war against Isis has quietly come to an end, with official figures revealing no bombs have been dropped since September – yet the MoD still acknowledges only one civilian casualty in the entire conflict. Keep Reading