ISIS

Why France Has Become the Number One Target for Terror

By Jared Malsin/Istanbul

How Trump's Call to Declare War on ISIS Would Be Different

By Mark Thompson

Hollande Extends France's State of Emergency After Nice Attack

By Rishi Iyengar

Assad: U.S. 'Not Serious' About Defeating ISIS

By Katie Reilly
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Turkey's PM Hints at Normalizing Ties With Syria

Binali Yildirim's comments are at odds with Turkey's policy of pushing for Assad's ouster

By Rishi Iyengar

Aleppo Siege Could Spell Disaster for Syrian Rebels

Rebels are angry that the U.S. isn't doing more to help

By Jared Malsin/Istanbul

U.S. Boosting Troops to Retake Mosul and Raqqa

Taking those cities back from ISIS seen as key to crushing the Islamic State

By Mark Thompson

ISIS Launches Newspaper to Recruit S.E. Asian Fighters

The launch underscores growing fears of ISIS encroachment in the region

By Yenni Kwok

Bangladesh: What It Will Take to Beat Terrorism

Islamist extremism in Bangladesh may be countered, but not easily

By K. Anis Ahmed

ISIS Loses a Quarter of Its Territory in the Past 18 Months

Research group IHS says ISIS will likely step up mass attacks on civilians

By Amanda Calvo

The Five Best Ideas of the Day: What ISIS Wants, and We Can't Give Them

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

These 5 Facts Explain ISIS's Ramadan of Terror

Even as ISIS loses territory, it ramps up attacks abroad

By Ian Bremmer

Dhaka Bombing Leaves Four Dead

Suspected militants attacked a religious gathering attended by thousands

By Rishi Iyengar

ISIS Attacks Should Be Wake-Up Call for Middle Eastern Leaders

Regional states have largely avoided making hard choices on Syria

By Emma Ashford

Details of Malaysia Blast Suspects Emerge

The two men, traders at a local night market, are still on the run

By Casey Quackenbush

Bangladesh Security Forces May Have Killed Hostage

Saiful Islam Chowkidar worked at the restaurant that was stormed by gunmen last week

By Rishi Iyengar

The Guy Who Toppled Saddam's Statue Wishes He Hadn't

"I ask myself, why did I topple that statue?"

By Rishi Iyengar

Baghdad Bombing Death Toll Reaches 250

The atrocity has now become the deadliest attack on Iraqi civilians since the U.S.-led invasion of 2003

By TIME Staff

The Wave of ISIS Terror Attacks Is a Mark of Weakness—Not Strength

'It has the tightly controlled networks, it has looser ones, and it has inspired followers. And it can turn them all loose'

By Karl Vick

ISIS Attacks Spike Even As It Loses Ground at Home

Its foreign followers seem to be choosing to fight where they live

By Mark Thompson
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