Anti-ISIS Coalition Meeting: Kerry Credits US Airstrikes With Weakening Islamic State
The U.S. began launching airstrikes against ISIS in August following a massive territorial advance by the group in Iraq.
Iranian Official Refutes Pentagon Claims That Iran Conducted Airstrikes Against ISIS In Iraq: Report
A Pentagon official had earlier claimed that Iranian jets were conducting airstrikes in eastern Iraq without coordinating with U.S. forces.
Why ISIS Wants Saudi Arabia, But The Kingdom May Be The Islamic State's Most Difficult Acquisition
The oil-rich kingdom will likely be hit with lone wolf attacks, but it won't fall to militants, experts say.
Baghdad, Iraqi Kurdistan Finalize Oil Export Deal, Abadi Paves Way For Inclusive Government
Pressure from Turkey and the threat of the Islamic State group helped bring the two parties together.
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Ashton Carter To Replace Defense Secretary Hagel
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Does ISIS Have A Nuclear Weapon? Islamic State Supporter Claims Militants Have Dirty Bomb
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ISIS Supporters In Saudi Arabia Release Video Showing Shooting Of Thomas Hoepner, A Danish National
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UN Announces Suspension Of Massive Syrian Food Aid Program Serving 1.8M Refugees
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Up To 400,000 Barrels Of Iraqi Oil ‘Remains Inactive’ As Kurds, Iraqi Central Government Aim To Solve Payment Issue
There is serious money at stake: Up to 400,000 barrels of Iraqi oil remains off the market until the issue is solved.
Lame-Duck Session 2014: Averting Shutdown, ISIS Reauthorization And Renewing Tax Breaks On Congress' Agenda
Congress has 14 days to take care of a lot of business, from renewing authorization to strike ISIS to preventing a government shutdown.
Russia's Vladimir Putin Visits Turkey To Improve Trade Deals, Despite Disagreements On Syria
Turkey and Russia recorded trade worth $24 billion in the first nine months of 2014, and are aiming for $100 billion by 2020.
Pope Francis Ends Turkey Trip With Call For Solidarity Among Muslims And Christians
During his three-day trip to Turkey, the pope made frequent references to the plight of ethnic and religious minorities in Syria and Iraq.
Iraqi Military Uncovers 50,000 Fake Soldiers On Payroll; Abadi Vows To Fight Corruption
Iraq found 50,000 fake names on it's military payroll, revealing a massive number of people cheating the system.
ISIS Claims It Kidnapped Gill Rosenberg, The First Western Woman To Fall Into The Group's Hands
There has been no official confirmation of Gill Rosenberg's capture by either the Israeli or the Canadian governments.
ISIS Attacking Syrian Border Town Kobani; Activists Cite Turkish Involvement
ISIS made advances toward Kobani Saturday.
Pope's Turkey Trip: Francis Urges Interfaith Dialogue To Counter Extremism
Pope Francis, on the first day of his three-day trip to Turkey, met President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and several top religious leaders.
Save the Children Tony Blair Controversy: Leak Reveals Executives' Panic Over Backlash Against Award
Save The Children caused outrage in Britain, after it gave an award to the former prime minister, who took the U.K. into the Iraq war.
As Boko Haram Killings Increase In Nigeria, Is Boko Haram More Dangerous Than ISIS?
A mosque bombing is the latest atrocity in a terror campaign that has killed hundreds in Nigeria in recent weeks.
David Cameron Rips Into Tony Blair Over His Save The Children Award
Tony Blair's controversial Save The Children Global Legacy Award has caused uproar in the public and scorn from the current prime minister.
ISIS' Indian Captives In Iraq Still Alive, Claims Indian Government
At least 40 Indian nationals, most of whom are construction workers, have been missing in Iraq since June.
Saudis Block OPEC Output Cut, Oil Price Sinks Further
A price war would hurt top non-OPEC exporter Russia, which has clashed with Saudi Arabia over Moscow's support for Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Thanksgiving 2014: Turkey, Ham And 6 Kinds Of Pie On White House Thanksgiving Day Menu
In his Thanksgiving address, Obama made no mention of the unrest roiling Ferguson, Missouri, and other cities.
ISIS Cannot Be Defeated By Coalition Airstrikes, Iraqi MP Says; 17 Airstrikes Conducted This Week
An Iranian news network cited the Iraqi politician in Baghdad as also speculating that the coalition might be helping to arm ISIS.
US State Department Clears $800M Deal To Maintain C-130 Planes Supplied To Iraq
The deal will allow Iraq's air force to operate the C-130 airplanes for humanitarian relief operations beyond 2015.
A-10 Thunderbolt Deployed To Iraq For Fight Against The Islamic State
Despite being on the chopping block just five months ago, the A-10 is now fighting in Iraq.
Libya Rank On Global Terrorism Index Increases Amid Escalating Violence In Benghazi, Tripoli
The chaotic North African country moved up nine places in a recently published global terrorism index, to 15 out of 162 countries.
ISIS Executes Two Men For 'Being Gay' By Stoning Them In Deir Ezzor
This is the first incident of ISIS executing someone based on sexual orientation
ISIS Kidnaps More Than 70 Family Members Of Iraqi Defense Minister
ISIS has started using a new tactic in Iraq. And it's doing so on a big scale.
UK Terrorism Law: Measures To Rehabilitate Former Terrorists Are Crucial, Says Former MI6 Counter-Terror Chief
The measures seek to create a system in which repentant fighters can reintegrate into society.
ISIS Child Training Camp In Iraq Shown In New Video 'Blood Jihad 2'
A new video purports to show a training camp in Iraq for boys no older than 12.
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