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Russia warned of a "rapidly deteriorating" situation in eastern Syria where U.S.-backed Kurds are struggling to defeat ISIS.

Amnesty International says the coalition "decimated extended families and neighborhoods" in Raqqa.

Samantha Sally and four children are being held in Syrian-Kurdish custody.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's sister was found guilty of "offering logistic support and help" to ISIS fighters.

The British Foreign Office warned of an increased risk of attacks by "terrorists" in South Africa.

The unidentified man says he was kidnapped after working as a freelance reporter in the region.

The U.S. embassy issued an alert about a security threat at the famous annual event.

The president privately mocked an Iraqi delegation, it was claimed.

U.S. Africa Command is probing a series of social media posts allegedly from the scene.

A senior jihadi is using the rewards of the Marawi offensive to attract young men to his cause.

The government is advertising Aleppo and other Syrian cities at an event in Madrid.

Denis Cuspert, from Germany, performed under the stage name Deso Dogg.

The French government said those detained in Kurdish-held areas of Syria should be left there.

The plot involved Australia's most dangerous jihadi.

An expert on the region lays out the most essential issues to keep an eye on this year.

Germany's GSG-9 unit is to increase by a third as the radical Islamist threat to Europe persists.

The advisory came after the French interior minister said "no part of the territory is free of risk."

Abu Khaybar has been held in Yemen for more than a year by the United Arab Emirates.

Radical Islamists are distributing the e-book on Telegram channels.

The white-bearded jihadi was spotted in several of the group's gruesome videos.

"Take advantage of the fact that you can easily obtain a rifle in America," the fighter says.

British and American intelligence are working together to track foreign jihadis.

The coalition acknowledges responsibility for only 326 of the deaths in the northern Iraqi city.

Heeding the call from ISIS, David Wright sought to murder the blogger for her controversial views on Islam.

"It was all theater," said the U.S.-backed commander who has since switched his allegiance to Turkey.

The foiled suicide plot comes after four attacks in the U.K. claimed by the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) this year.

The Sinai has become a crucial link in a jihadist corridor from Asia to Africa.

Police say 20-year-old wanted to "kill as many people as he could."

A European counterterror chief said the internet enables jihadis to make biological weapons.

Tehran has been aiding Baghdad and Damascus in their battles against the group.