North Africa

The unrest centers on rising costs and government austerity.

Children made snowmen and sledded around the town of Ain Sefra.

Iran said ISIS will next focus on Central Asia, but it still has sway in parts of the Caucasus, the Gulf, North and sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.

The group is losing in Iraq and Syria, but its toxic brand threatens countries worldwide. Here are ten most at risk.

"If someone shouts Allahu Akbar while running through St Mark's Square, we'll shoot them," the mayor of Venice said.

Amad al-Faqi al-Mahdi was jailed for nine years in 2016 after pleading guilty to war crimes.

The Trump administration has wisely realized that a strong Egypt benefits all of us.

Qatar's support of the most radical of militants in Libya is perpetuating the country's crisis.

Rome is probing ties between criminal networks and the jihadi group over possible efforts to smuggle contraband oil.

The attacker sneaked into a hotel by swimming from a nearby beach.

The magazine defends the publication of the pictures that show victims of the truck attack as a public duty.

The group kidnapped the Swedish national from Timbuktu in 2011.

Russia's involvement in Libya has everything to do with Moscow's geopolitical motives.

His death comes days after the group's call for "all out war" in the holy month.

The attack comes after twin suicide bombings on churches in Egypt on Palm Sunday.

The move suggests ISIS is planning further attacks against Christians in the North African country.

ISIS claimed responsibility for a rocket fired from the Sinai on Monday.

A Vatican official said Egypt has promised to do all it can to protect the leader of the Catholic world.

With Obama in the rearview, here's what to expect from Abdel Fattah el-Sissi's trip to the White House.

Mubarak was the first leader to face trial after the Arab Spring uprisings.

The ban follows a similar U.S. order and was announced Tuesday.

The group released the medics after discovering they were Muslim, but on one condition.

The rights group says Tunisian authorities are using "torture, arbitrary arrests and detentions" against suspects.

The Italian student disappeared in January 2016, before being found dead by a roadside in Cairo.

Rights groups say the Obama administration has downplayed the number of civilian casualties.

The ban comes despite Islam's status as Morocco's official religion.

Chamseddine al-Sandi ran a cell responsible for the Sousse massacre and the assault on a Tunis museum.

The Afriqiyah Airways Airbus A320 had 118 people on board and was diverted to Malta.

The group had imposed its brutal brand of conservative Islamic law in the North African city.

The suspects are allegedly members of the Sinai Province, an ISIS affiliate.