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Sweden Charges Man With Preparing Suicide Bombing

The 20-year-old man was detained in Turkey last June and sent back to Sweden.

ISIS In Damascus: Car Bombs Target Syrian Forces As Islamic State Group Steps Up Attacks

The latest string of assaults targeting the Syrian military is seen as retaliation for recent losses.

Most Wanted Terrorists List: Turkey Offers $14M Reward For ISIS Militants

The move comes amid criticism the country has received for failing to stem attacks by the Islamic State group.

Hamas Threatens Gaza Could ‘Explode’ Under Israel’s Cement Ban

The Palestinian faction said Israel's decision to halt cement deliveries to Gaza would be met by retaliation. Israel's decision came amid allegations of improper use of the materials.

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PKK Attack Reportedly Kills 6 Turkish Security Force Members

An attack attributed to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) occurred in Nusaybin, a city under curfew because of area military operations.

Al-Shabab Leader Killed In US Airstrike: Somalia Drone Strike Deals Setback To Al Qaeda Affiliate, Pentagon Says

The death of Hassan Ali Dhoore on Thursday marked a continuation of U.S. anti-terror efforts in the African nation.

Russia Blames Turkey For Supplying ISIS With Weapons, Chemical Supplies

The Kremlin says Turkey has allowed $1.9 million in explosives and chemicals to be smuggled across its border into Syria, a report said.

Boko Haram New Video Refutes Abubakar Shekau’s Purported Call To Surrender

“You should know that there is no truce, there is no negotiations,” one of the unidentified masked men reportedly said in the video.

Police officers in Shepherds Bush market in west London

UK Terror Threat Update: Armed Police To Be Increased Across The Country After Islamic State Brussels Attacks

Following the attacks in Paris and Brussels, Britain plans to add as many as 900 security officers.

ISIS To Attack Germany? Islamic State Lists German Targets For Brussels-Style Terrorism

Germany is among the members of a U.S.-led coalition striking against the Islamic State group in Syria.

ISIS Leader’s Ex-Wife Speaks Out: Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, Notorious Islamic State Terrorist, Was A ‘Normal Family Man’

Saja al-Dulaimi said her former husband was a “normal family man” when she knew him. Now she wants to move to the West for a better life for her and her family.

ISIS Said To Be Behind Two Deadly Attacks In Southern Russia's Dagestan

Explosions on consecutive days in the southern Russian region of Dagestan, reportedly claimed by the Islamic State group, killed a police officer and injured several.

Turkey’s ‘War On Terror’ Against ISIS And The Kurds

Turkey continues to play an active role in the fight against ISIS, but it has not strayed from its original battle against Kurdish militants.

ISIS In Turkey: US Orders Diplomats, Military Dependents To Leave Over Security, Islamic State Concerns

The U.S. State Department has warned of “increased threats” from terror groups in the volatile region.

EgyptAir Hijacking And Airport Security: Though Not ISIS, Diverted Flight Raises Questions

The crisis came to an end safely, but that didn’t spare Egypt’s airport security from heavy criticism online.

ISIS In Europe News: Islamic State Foreign Fighters Difficult To Jail, German Prosecutor Says

A lack of concrete evidence has often posed problems for both prosecutors and defense lawyers.

Tony Blair Claims Many Muslims ‘Incompatible With The Modern World’

The U.K.’s former prime minister, who backed the U.S. invasion of Iraq more than a decade ago, says the West would face “increasingly frequent acts of terrorism.”

Can Palmyra Be Saved? After ISIS Occupation, Expert Doubtful Damaged Syrian Ruins Can Be Rebuilt

The ancient Syrian city was recaptured from the Islamic State group over the weekend, kick-starting a debate about whether its ruins can be restored.

Israel Urges Citizens To Leave Turkey, Cites ISIS Threat

Israel issued an upgraded travel advisory predicting possible follow-up attacks to the March 19 suicide bombing in Istanbul.

Palmyra Ruins: Unesco World Heritage Site In Better Shape Than Expected

First images from the ancient Syrian city after government troops retook it from the Islamic State group show its historic ruins are less damaged than previously thought.