Militants
The Grande Armée of Kabul
Whatever the purpose for Afghanistan's "grand army," it will face a set of challenges that insurgent commanders did not deal with while fighting an insurgency.
Video Shows Building Reduced to Rubble in Gaza Strip as Airstrikes Continue
Eyewitnesses captured the Islamic National Bank in Khan Yunis as it was hit by an Israeli airstrike on Thursday.
Vladimir Putin Doesn't Think Turkey Can Control ISIS Fighters in Syria
Thousands of ISIS fighters are being held by Kurdish-led forces in northeastern Syria, but the Turkish assault threatens the security of the detention centers there.
Scandinavian Backpacker Murders Linked to Terrorism
Louisa Vesterager Jespersen and Maren Ueland were found stabbed to death in a remote mountain camp site Monday.
Militants Kidnap Over 70 Children From Cameroon School
The kidnappers said they will not release the students until they have achieved their separatist goals.
ISIS vs. Taliban: Dozens Killed as Militants Clash
The two groups are battling for territory in the remote north of the country.
America Created ISIS, Top Iranian Official Claims
Ali Akbar Velayati said Syria would become America's "second Vietnam."
ISIS 'Blooper Reel' Shows Fighters Failing at Training
Fighters seemed to struggle with the leapfrogging exercises in particular.
Why Are Militants Using Drones? UAV Weapons Have Spread
The spread of drone technology has allowed militant groups to build de facto air forces.
Mogadishu Attack: Militants Attack Somali Capital
Militants say the fierce clashes are still raging.
Woman ISIS Fighter Is First Sentenced to Death
She fled to Iraq from Europe with her two daughters, both of whom married ISIS fighters.
Trump Administration Mulls Harder Line on Pakistan
Many U.S. officials favor greater cooperation with Pakistan to combat militancy, while others urge a tougher approach.
Philippines Asks U.S. To Help Stop Marawi ISIS Clashes
Duterte had previously warned the international community from "meddling" in the Philippines' affairs.
ISIS-Linked Philippines Group Targets Churches
There are still 2,000 people trapped city in the southern Philippines.
U.S. Army Lost Track of $1 Billion in Weapons: Report
Record-keeping was poor for the U.S. Army arms transfers in Iraq and Kuwait, the government audit obtained by Amnesty International says.
Basque Militants ETA Disarm After Decades of Violence
Spanish authorities say the separatists will not get immunity for any crimes.
ISIS May Move to Libya After Defeat in Iraq and Syria
Facing military defeats in Iraq and Syria, the Islamic State group may be preparing a mass retreat to war-torn Libya.
90 Bodies Found at Site of U.S. Air Strike in Libya
The forces posted pictures of desert hideouts covered with sand and grass and said the sites were being used for training. Shells, suicide belts and booby traps had been recovered there, the statement added.
Majority of the French Want Security Agents At Schools
A new poll finds that more than half of French people worry schools are not safe enough.
Facebook and Twitter Cooperate With Brazil Attack Probe
The tech firms provided information about the suspects' use of both social networks.
Israel Building Underground Gaza Wall to Foil Tunnels
The defense project would protect the 60 kilometer length of the Israel-Gaza border.
Transcript: Obama's Remarks on ISIS After Orlando
The president updated reporters about the government's efforts to combat ISIS.
Obama: Reinstate Assault Weapons Ban
In a speech Tuesday, Obama attacked Donald Trump for criticizing his choice not to use the phrase "radical Islam."
Turkey's Erdogan Accuses Russia of Arming PKK Militants
Erdogan accused Moscow of transferring weaponry to the PKK via Iraq and Syria.
Turkey Bombards ISIS in Syria, Killing 55 Militants
Shelling in retaliation for rocket fire in Turkish border town of Kilis.
U.S. to Pakistan: Pay for Your Own F-16s
The move reflects unhappiness in Congress among those who say Pakistan is supporting militant groups that target Americans.
Al-Qaeda Militants Killed in Push to Free Yemen City
Sunday's airstrikes by Gulf Arab states were in coordination with a ground offensive further west.
Why Brazil is Worried About ISIS
Some say the threat of attack is on the rise as Brazil prepares to host the Olympic Games in August.
Nigerian Army Rescues More Than 800 Boko Haram Hostages
Nigerian forces freed the captives in the northeastern state of Borno.
Turkish Warplanes Strike Iraq After Ankara Bombing
Air strikes come after Kurdish Militants blamed for killing 37 people in Ankara car bombing.