Pentagon says it has formally completed withdrawal of US troops from Iraq Twelve years after US mission against IS began, Trump hails ‘great day for America’ and calls Iraq war ‘a quagmire’ The Guardian - US · Sep 30
US man who tried to travel to Syria to join and fight for IS sentenced to over 7 years in prison A US man who tried to travel to Syria to fight for the Islamic State (ISIS) has been sentenced to more than seven-and-a-half years in prison, the US Justice Department said. The Times of India · Sep 30
US forces are set to pull out from their last bases in Iraq, and it leaves opening for Iran to stage a comeback Another Middle East power vacuum. We Got This Covered · Sep 29
Osama bin Laden shook the world on 9/11. Today it is clear how his wider plans failed The al-Qaida leader envisaged an economically battered US withdrawing from the Middle East – and a global Muslim uprising. Then the tide turned, says Jason Burke, the Guardian’s international security correspondent The Guardian - UK · Sep 11
A major US ally in the Middle East could soon lose military aid, and it’s not Israel They helped defeat ISIS and faced Iranian attacks We Got This Covered · Aug 30
Woman Arrested by FBI Over Alleged New York Capitol Attack Said She Wanted To 'Harm the Enemies of God' A woman arrested by the FBI over an alleged attack on New York's Capitol reportedly told an undercover source she wanted to 'harm the enemies of god'. International Business Times UK · Aug 21
Woman charged with IS group-inspired plot to bomb New York State Capitol US authorities charged Jessica Bowie, a woman who allegedly supported the Islamic State group, with a terrorism offence Thursday after she told an FBI informant she "wanted to destroy" the New York State Capitol buildings. France 24 · Aug 20
Sahel: How this African region became the hub of global jihad For two decades, the world's war on jihadism has been told through the ruins of Kabul, the streets of Mosul and the deserts of Syria. The Times of India · Jul 31
What to know about the conflict in Mali and the world’s most terrorized region Mali is facing its most serious security crisis in years as al-Qaida-linked militants and separatist rebels join forces to intensify attacks against the military The Independent UK · Jul 31
‘Critical failure’ allowed ODU gunman to attend school despite ISIS link The university's president said the report also shed new light on the ’extraordinary heroism and bravery‘ shown by a teacher and cadets The Independent UK · Jul 28
No EU-wide watchlist: Berlin Pride attack highlights gaps in monitoring Islamist extremism Despite growing concerns about cross-border security threats, no EU-wide register or official figure indicates how many people with established links to terrorism are currently under surveillance. Euronews · Jul 28
Berlin Pride: ISIS still inspires terrorism in Europe – but who carries out these attacks? On Sunday, July 26, German police shot dead the suspected perpetrator of a car-ramming attack on Berlin’s Pride march, which had left one dead and 20 injured the day before. The suspect already had a police record due to his previous attempt to join the Islamic State in Syria and… The Conversation · Jul 27
Al-Qaida and the Islamic State are both adopting AI – but differ in how they think about the technology Artificial intelligence may not create a new kind of terrorism, but it makes existing tactics cheaper, faster and easier. That is the central argument of a July 2026 report from the U.S.-based think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies. The Conversation · Jul 27
Exclusive: In Syria's Kurdish-majority city Kobane, postwar integration efforts get under way Northern Syria’s Kobane, or Ayn al-Arab, was a flashpoint city during the Kurdish fight against the Islamic State (IS) group nearly a decade ago. Today, it’s at the heart of the Syrian government’s bid to integrate the northern Kurdish majority region and their fighters. FRANCE 24’s Wassim Nasr had a… France 24 · Jul 22
France 24 · Jul 8 Why the Damascus blasts during Macron’s visit are a blow to al-Sharaa The twin blasts that rocked Damascus during French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Syria this week underscore the fragility of President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s authority and the security challenges he faces. They also undermine the message of stability that Damascus is striving to convey to the international community.
AAP · Jul 2 'Redeemed' IS rocket designer says he's not a danger An electrician jailed for designing rockets for terrorists says he should be free to live unsupervised in a rural town after a lengthy deradicalisation journey.
The Guardian - US · Jun 30 Kash Patel draws flak for posting FBI case details on social media ‘to make himself look good’ FBI veterans believe director may have flouted legal rules by prematurely divulging details of UFC attack plot inquiry
AAP · May 28 FED:Police charge 'ISIS bride' with terrorism offences An "ISIS bride" who returned to Australia in 2025 has been charged with terrorism offences after living in the community for months.
France 24 · May 19 Joint Nigeria-US strikes kill 175 Islamic State group fighters, both militaries say Some 175 militants belonging to the Islamic State (IS) group were killed in joint Nigerian-US strikes in Nigeria's northeast in recent days, both militaries said Tuesday. Washington sent troops to the West African nation in February as armed groups stepped up their attacks on communities across the country.
Euronews · May 1 Arson attack at Skopje synagogue linked to so-called Islamic State, officials say The Islamic State group has a profoundly hostile opposition toward Jews and its ideology frames Judaism as the primary enemy of Islam.
The Conversation · Apr 29 Mali’s armed groups fill a government vacuum – addressing this is key to ending the violence Mali has been in a state of political turmoil since 2012. That year saw a military coup as well as armed groups taking over northern regions of the west African country. In the intervening years, efforts at establishing transitional governments have failed, culminating in the military junta dissolving and banning…
Radio France Internationale · Apr 13 French court fines Lafarge, hands ex-CEO jail term for funding IS in Syria A French court on Monday fined the cement group Lafarge over one million euros and sentenced its former boss to six years in prison for paying protection money to the Islamic State group and other jihadists to maintain its business in war-torn Syria.