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As soldiers assemble in Senegal for U.S.-led counterterrorism training, experts say several factors would prevent complete unity among ISIS and al Qaeda-affiliated groups in North Africa and the Sahel region.
ISIS Has Used Chemical Weapons, Can Make Mustard And Chlorine Gas Ammunitions, CIA Director John Brennan Says
John Brennan also said that the Islamic State group could potentially seek to export the chemical weapons to the West for funds.
Who Won The PBS Democratic Presidential Debate? Clinton Delivers Strong Performance Against Sanders’ Attacks
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton clashed sharply in Thursday’s debate, with Clinton saying Sanders’ agenda was unrealistic.
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Russia Stands Firm On Syria Strategy After US Criticizes Kremlin For Hitting Opposition Instead Of ISIS
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The Islamic State group has recruited thousands of people from Russia and its neighbors.
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In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, families of U.S. citizens killed by Mexican drug gangs alleged that the bank let cartels launder billions of dollars to operate their businesses.
ISIS In Africa: Alleged Islamic State Recruiter Arrested In Nigeria
The suspect, a local college student, is accused of arranging to travel to an ISIS training camp in Libya.
IEA Forecasts Global Glut Worsening In A World Already ‘Awash With Oil’
As OPEC members Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia ramp up production in 2016, growth in demand for oil is likely to "ease back considerably."
US Military Seeks To Prepare Africa For Shifting Terror Threat
Cooperation between the U.S. and African nations has increased as ISIS has exploited a power vacuum in Libya, a U.S. commander said.
In Canada, Justin Trudeau Ends ISIS Bombing Mission, Will Instead Send Food, Emergency Education To Iraq, Syria
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canadian jets will end their mission in the Middle East no later than Feb. 22.
Facebook Free Basics Internet Service Banned In India On Net Neutrality Concerns
The social networking site saw India becoming its biggest mobile market in 2016, but a ruling by the country's government could derail those plans.
Amid ISIS And Russian Threat, British Army Deploys To Jordan, Middle East For War Games
The exercises are expected to replicate a smaller version of what would be a major military expeditionary force in the southwestern desert of Jordan.
Winning Aleppo Would Be Major For Syrian Regime But Devastating For Those Stuck Inside
For 350,000 people living in rebel-held parts of Syria’s largest city, a brutal attack from President Bashar Assad’s forces may be next.
Anti-ISIS Wall: Tunisia Builds Barrier On Libyan Border To Keep Out Extremists
Once completed, the barrier will be a system of electronic monitors and physical obstacles to keep extremists from entering through Libya.
Turkey’s Erdoğan Slams US Over Envoy’s Visit To Kobani, Asks It To Choose Between Kurdish Forces And Ankara
The Turkish president lashed out at the U.S. as the northern Syrian town is under the control of Syrian Kurdish forces, which Ankara considers terrorists.
ISIS In Spain? 7 Arrested On Suspicion Of Supplying Cash, Weapons To Islamic State, Other Jihadi Groups
Those arrested have reportedly been accused of supplying money and weapons to the ISIS and al-Nusra groups in Iraq and Syria.
Tunisia Finishes Construction Of Barrier Along Libyan Border Aimed At Keeping Militants Out
The 125-mile barrier, made of earthen wall and trenches, will be fitted with electronic surveillance equipment with the help of Germany and the U.S.
Donald Trump Wants To Bring Back Waterboarding And 'A Hell Of A Lot Worse' Interrogation Tactics
Giving a forceful answer on his position on waterboarding, Trump said he'd bring back the tactic some call torture.
Syrian Refugee Crisis Deepens, Showing No Signs Of Slowing Down
Many countries that have been accepting refugees appear to have reached a breaking point.
Syria Says Any Foreign Aggressors Will Go Home ‘In Coffins’
Saudi Arabia and Bahrain said this week they were ready to participate in any ground operations in Syria to fight the Islamic State terrorist group.
Pentagon Releases Nearly 200 Photos Showing Detainee Abuse In Iraq, Afghanistan
The photos, part of a cache of 2,000 images, were released in compliance with a 2004 lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union.
Europe Refugee Crisis: How Retirees In Germany Are Helping Syrians
Retirees make up over 20 percent of Germany’s population, and their financial security and life experiences make them suitable volunteers.
Saudi Arabia Ground Troops To Syria Offer Is Welcomed By US Department Of Defense Secretary Ash Carter
Saudi Arabia, a key U.S. ally in the Middle East, has supported a U.S.-led airstrike campaign against ISIS since it began in September 2014.
Who Won The MSNBC Democratic Presidential Debate? Clinton Delivers Strong Performance Against Sanders’ Attacks
The presidential candidates clashed sharply in Thursday’s debate, as Hillary Clinton said that Sen. Bernie Sanders’ agenda was unrealistic.
ISIS Genocide Against Christians, Yazidis? European Parliament Recognizes Islamic State Targeting Religious Minorities
In a vote Thursday, the multinational body unanimously labeled the terror group's targeting of Christians and Yazidis as a war crime.
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Germany saw more than 1 million refugees from war-torn regions in the Middle East and Africa arrive in the country last year.
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