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Authorities insisted the raids had nothing to do with the Paris attacks, which killed 20 people, including three attackers, in January.
For First Time, Boko Haram Leaders Attempt To Lure People To Caliphate, Promise To Govern
A spokesman for Boko Haram said his group is prepared to begin governing people in a caliphate and urged displaced Nigerians to return.
ISIS Recruiter And Former Guantanamo Bay Prisoner Captured By Taliban In Afghanistan
Just days after ISIS declared its "state" in Afghanistan, the Taliban captured one of its main recruiters.
Tit-For-Tat Attacks Between Hezbollah And Israel Won't Turn Into All-Out War, Experts Say
Lebanon is on edge as Israel and the Shiite militants trade fire, but their confrontation is unlikely to escalate.
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Japan ISIS Update: Jordan Will Save Hostages From Islamic State Militants, Japanese Officials Say
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The special envoy of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees wrote an op-ed about refugees she met during her recent visit to Iraq.
Shell Signs $11B Deal To Build Petrochemicals Plant In Iraq
A Shell spokesman told Reuters Iraq's cabinet had authorized the project on Jan 13.
White House To Request $534B Base Defense Budget To Boost Spending In 2016
The proposed budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 would exceed a $499 billion spending cap on the base budget by $35 billion.
Angelina Jolie To Adopt Syrian Orphan? Brad Pitt Reportedly Wants To Adopt New Baby With Wife
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt reportedly want to expand their family with a Syrian orphan.
Why Is Obama Visiting Saudi Arabia? Heavyweight US Delegation To Smooth Ties With Kingdom’s New Ruler
Analysts suggest the new king shares his predecessor's frustrations with Washington's Middle East policies.
UAE Airlines Cancel Flights To Baghdad Over Security Reasons After Shots Fired At Flydubai Plane
Three UAE-based airlines cancelled their service to Baghdad after shots were fired at a flydubai plane upon arrival at the city's airport.
Iraqi Sunni Leaders Accuse Shia Militias Of Killing Civilians During Diyala Offensive
Sunni leaders from the province of Diyala alleged that Shia militias had targeted residents during a recent offensive against ISIS.
Syrian Opposition Starts Talks In Moscow, Expectations Low
The talks have been spurned by key political opposition and do not involve the main insurgent groups fighting on the ground.
After Liberation Of Kobane, Kurdish Battle With ISIS Is Not Over
ISIS may have lost Kobani, but now it's going after a major energy and agricultural hub.
France Reduces Military Cuts After Terror Attacks, But Has Funding Trouble
The terror attacks in Paris persuaded the government to reduce its defense cuts, but funding is a problem.
Suspected US Drone Strikes On Al Qaeda In Yemen Continue After President Hadi's Resignation
If confirmed, this would be the first U.S. drone strike in Yemen since its president stepped down last week.
What Is The Lizard Squad? Malaysia Airlines Website Hacked By Xbox Hack Group
The hackers referenced ISIS and the militant organization's hacker arm Cyber Caliphate in a message on the airline's website.
Morocco Arrests Suspected Algerian Militant Tied To Frenchman's Death
An al Qaeda splinter group known as Caliphate Soldiers kidnapped Gourdel.
New ISIS Beheading Video: Haruna Yukawa Allegedly Beheaded After Japan Refuses To Pay Ransom
Haruna Yukawa's death was allegedly captured in an Islamic State group beheading video days after Japanese PM vowed to save hostages' lives.
Saudi Arabia King Salman's Success Hinges On Making New Political Friends In The Region
The Saudi Arabian king inherits a power struggle with Iran, one reason he needs to make new friends in the Middle East.
Kurds Not Invited To Anti-ISIS Conference Despite Ongoing Battle Against Terrorist Group, Kurdish Leader Complains
Masoud Barzani said his people made the sacrifice against ISIS while others got the credit.
Iraq PM Haider Al Abadi Says Baghdad Sharing Intelligence With Saudis
Shiite-led Iraq and the richest Sunni power are cooperating to halt the Islamic State group.
French President François Hollande Pledges Active Foreign Policy
French President François Hollande on Friday vowed that his country will continue undaunted in the fight against terrorism.
French Court Rules It's Not Wrong To Revoke Citizenship Of A Convicted Binational Jihadist
Ahmed Sahnouni's French citizenship had been revoked in 2013 for being allegedly involved in terrorist activities.
ISIS In Iraq: US-Iraqi Forces Plan To Retake Mosul By Summer, Report Says
New Iraqi security forces will be trained in U.S.-run centers in coming weeks, as U.S. airstrikes target ISIS supply lines in Mosul.
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