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The Lebanese Shiite group keeps the majority of its forces for its never-ending battle with Israel.
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The FBI issued a statement to the press Monday on the militiamen’s occupation of an Oregon wildlife refuge center.
ISIS Threatens Britain: Authenticity Of Execution Video Featuring Masked Jihadi, Young Boy Under Scrutiny
The video shows the execution of five prisoners identified as British spies and threatens U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron.
India Terrorist Attack: 4 Terrorists Killed, 2 Holed Up As Operations Continue, Says Home Ministry
One officer was reportedly killed and three soldiers were injured in two blasts inside the base Sunday, while the Home Ministry says operations against two terrorists continue.
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ISIS Cyber Attack? US Government, Planes Threatened With Malware, Hacking By Islamic State
The Islamic terrorist group has looked to carry out cyberattacks in 2016, according to a new report.
Pakistan Suicide Bombing Kills Dozens, Injures 45; Taliban Splinter Group Claims Responsibility
The Pakistani Taliban splinter group Jamaat-ul-Ahrar claimed responsibility for the Tuesday attack in the city of Mardan.
Belgium Arrests 2 Terror Suspects For Plotting New Year's Eve Attacks
The suspects were allegedly planning to attack "symbolic places" in Brussels on New Year's Eve.
Syria, France Deadliest Countries For Journalists In 2015: Report
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China’s Sweeping New Anti-Terror Law Reflects US Debate Over Encryption
The measure is less intrusive than an earlier version that would have required tech companies to create backdoors that allow authorities to access their data anytime.
In UK Prisons, Islamic Extremist Recruitment Is Rampant, Outgoing Chief Inspector Says
Muslim gangs are using faith as a proxy for intimidation and violence, the U.K.'s chief inspector of prisons said.
Boko Haram Attack On City Repelled, Nigerian Army Says
The extremist group, which the government claims is beaten, struck a village near the northeastern city of Maiduguri.
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Fear of losing jobs, fear of terrorism and a disgust with politicians is fueling voter support of GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump.
Israeli Forces Say They Fatally Shot 2 Palestinian Assailants
The military says the men killed in Jerusalem and the West Bank were attempting attacks, one by knife and one by motor vehicle.
Islamic State Group Update: ISIS Leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi Threatens Israel
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi says the militant group hasn't forgotten about Palestine and that Russian airstrikes haven't weakened the terrorist organization.
Boko Haram More Deadly Than ISIS, With Massacres That Dwarf Paris Attacks And San Bernardino Shooting
While the Islamic State group was reportedly responsible for 6,073 fatalities in 2014, Boko Haram was even more lethal, with a body count of 6,644.
Serbia Arrests 79 In Anti-Corruption Sweep, Including Ex-Minister
Saturday's sweep marks the country's biggest anti-corruption investigation in decades and concerns alleged offenses dating back to 2004.
Russia, Taliban Target ISIS As Moscow Gathers Intelligence From Afghanistan Group
Russia says the Afghan Taliban is feeding it intelligence to use against the Islamic State group in Syria, and it could be shared with other countries.
Turkish ‘Cleansing’ Operation Rocks Southeastern Cities
Six Kurdish militants and one Turkish soldier were killed during fighting in the town of Cizre Friday.
China's Controversial New Anti-Terror Law To Pass On Sunday
The U.S. State Department has expressed "serious concerns" about the measure, which it argued would do more harm than good in dealing with the threat of terrorism.
Letter Of ‘Radical Love’ For Muslims Signed By 24,000 People, Including Thousands Of Christian Clergy Members
In the wake of increasing backlash against adherents of Islam, members of other faiths are expressing solidarity.
Ninth Terror Suspect In Paris Attacks Charged By Belgian Authorities
Because so many of those linked to the Nov. 13 deaths in Paris had ties to Belgium, authorities there have been under pressure to make arrests.
Terrorism In The US: Preventing Extremism Is What Most Americans Think Government Should Do More Of, Poll Finds
However, 29 percent of respondents worried that the government had gone too far in restricting civil liberties as it combats terrorism.
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