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Islamic State
Why Iraqis Are Worried About an Islamic State Resurgence After Soleimani's Death
By Vivienne Walt
ISIS Releases 'New Audio Recording' of Leader Baghdadi
By Joseph Hincks
These Are the Victims of the Spanish Terrorist Attacks
By Rachel Lewis
How the Terrorist Attacks in Spain Unfolded Over a Chaotic 12 Hours
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Islamic State
Iraqi Prime Minister Says End is Nigh for 'Fake' Islamic State
The group's claims to a caliphate are in tatters after Mosul's liberation, Haider al-Abadi says
By Jared Malsin
June 29, 2017
'Hell on Earth': A New Documentary on Syria Traces the Rise of ISIS
Watch an exclusive clip from the new documentary, premiering June 11 on National Geographic Channel
By Andrew Katz
June 5, 2017
ISIS Is Turning Ramadan Into an Annual Killing Season
The group has turned the Islamic holy month into an annual killing season in order to seem like a cohesive unit
By Jared Malsin
June 1, 2017
Mattis Says U.S. Using 'Annihilation Tactics' Against ISIS
Foreign fighters who joined the Islamic State will "not survive," Mattis said
By Feliz Solomon
May 29, 2017
Leader of ISIS in Afghanistan Killed in Special Forces Raid
Two U.S. Rangers were also killed during the raid
By Joseph Hincks
May 8, 2017
ISIS Tells Followers It's 'Easy' to Get Firearms From U.S. Gun Shows
The Islamic State has urged its adherents to buy weapons from gun shows in the United States to take advantage of gun control laws. “The acquisition of firearms can be very simple depending on one’s...
By Tessa Berenson
May 5, 2017
Inside Mosul: Scenes of the Toll of War in Mosul
A photographer's glimpse into the desperation and despair in Mosul
By TIME Photo
April 13, 2017
An Unexpected Encounter in Mosul's Ruins
"When you walk through it [now], you think it’s a ghost town," says AP photographer Felipe Dana
By Andrew Katz
March 23, 2017
Uighur Militants Reportedly Threaten China in ISIS Video
The video appears to be the first direct threat against China by ISIS
By Joseph Hincks
March 1, 2017
The Louvre May House Endangered Treasure From War Zones
A French-led initiative aims to address the effects of "terrorism on culture"
By Tekendra Parmar
November 2, 2016
Qurans and Solar Cells — Inside the ISIS Tunnels Around Mosul
The jihadists have dug an extensive network of fortifications
By Jared Malsin/Sheikh Amir, Iraq
October 21, 2016
Eerie Desolation on the Front Lines of the Mosul Campaign
ISIS troops are withdrawing—and leaving behind devastation
By Jared Malsin/Shaquli, Iraq
October 19, 2016
The Fight for Mosul: Kamikaze 2.0
Suicide attacks have long been a leading indicator of defeat
By Mark Thompson
October 18, 2016
ISIS 'Used Drone to Kill Kurdish Troops'
The terror group has apparently been trying to use drones to launch attacks in the last month
By Tekendra Parmar
October 11, 2016
Iraq Warns Turkey of 'Regional War'
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said he considers Ankara's actions "unacceptable"
By Tekendra Parmar
October 5, 2016
U.S. Consulate Warns of Terror Threats to Western Hotels
U.S. citizens have been advised against traveling to the area
By Feliz Solomon
September 26, 2016
An Unsatisfying Clash
The candidates duel over national security, but fire mostly blanks
By Mark Thompson
September 7, 2016
France: Corsican Court Upholds Burkini Ban
The ban was imposed after a beach brawl in August
By Feliz Solomon
September 6, 2016
Former U.S. Commanders Take Increasingly Dim View of War on ISIS
As conflict enters its third year, endgame still elusive
By Mark Thompson
August 31, 2016
Russia and Iran Fly Across a Key Threshold in the Middle East
Relations between Iran and Russia continue to warm
By Mark Thompson
August 16, 2016
Donald Trump Talks Tougher Tack in the War on Terror
Calls for ideological litmus test for immigrants
By Mark Thompson
August 15, 2016
Here's What You Need to Know About Afghanistan's Security Challenge
As the situation worsens, over 5,100 civilians were killed or maimed in Afghanistan in the first six months of 2016
By Nikhil Kumar
August 2, 2016
Uighur Extremists Joining ISIS Poses a Security and Economic Headache for China’s Xi Jinping
Insecurity in China’s far Western province of Xinjiang throws up obstacles for Xi’s signature "One Belt, One Road" initiative
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
July 21, 2016
France Says 3 Soldiers Killed in Libya
ISIS forces have a stronghold in the country, as a result of turmoil there
By Daniel White
July 20, 2016
How Trump's Call to Declare War on ISIS Would Be Different
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was saying what a lot of Americans were probably thinking following the latest terror attack when he said it is time to declare war on the Islamic State. "I...
By Mark Thompson
July 15, 2016
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
July 11, 2016
These 5 Facts Explain ISIS's Ramadan of Terror
Even as ISIS loses territory, it ramps up attacks abroad
By Ian Bremmer
July 8, 2016
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
July 5, 2016
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
July 5, 2016
Malaysian Grenade Attack 'May Have Been Terrorism'
The attack was initially reported to have stemmed from a business dispute
By Nash Jenkins
June 29, 2016
Watch This Woman Discard Her Traditional Clothes in Protest at ISIS
“This outfit is a fraud - it is a deception”
By Shona Murray/Beqaa Valley, Lebanon
June 21, 2016
Orlando Shooter Seems to Have Been Conflicted About Sex and Religion
Such disorientation is common among killers
By Mark Thompson
June 14, 2016
Is There a Smart Military Answer to the Orlando Shooting?
It takes more than bombs to kill an ideology
By Mark Thompson
June 13, 2016
Iraqis Who Escaped From ISIS Tell of Extreme Terror—and Extreme Boredom
“Everything is depressed there. Everything.”
By Jared Malsin/Debaga Camp, Iraq
June 10, 2016
American Who Joined ISIS Says It Was 'the Worst Decision' of His Life
"It's obviously the worst decision I've ever made in my life"
By Daniel White
May 19, 2016
Singapore Arrests 8 Bangladeshis on Terrorist Charges
The group was reportedly planning to overthrow Bangladesh's government
By Rishi Iyengar
May 3, 2016
ISIS Selling Cars and Fish Along With Oil
ISIS can no longer rely on oil for its income
By Tessa Berenson
April 29, 2016
Japan Will Not Join the War Against ISIS
Any support will be limited to humanitarian assistance, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
January 27, 2016
Coalition Leaders Meet to Discuss ISIS Assault
Arab nations will not be represented, however
By Nash Jenkins
January 20, 2016
ISIS Militants Kidnap 400 Civilians in Syria
Monitors say scores of civilians were also killed during the assault on the eastern Syrian city of Deir ez-Zor
By Simon Lewis
January 18, 2016
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