Jihadis
Scholars launch 'Infidel Awareness Month,' to run annually from September 11 to October 7
By reclaiming and analyzing terms like "infidel" (kafir), the daily releases aim to dismantle the public's blind spots regarding how extremist groups categorize non-Muslim populations.
A new generation has risen, one that ‘does not know Joseph’ - opinion
Greatest antisemitic terrorist threat in Europe stems from jihadist terrorism, new report finds
Africa's Mali crisis widens as extremist groups advance and state control erodes - analysis
'Jihadi John' apologizes to family, but not for beheadings
Since his identity was revealed on February 26, his family has had to go into hiding, as well as move out of their government-provided London home.
Another Tack: Gee, Officer Obama!
Wittingly or not, Obama had cast himself in the role of the ineffectual Officer Krupke whom the street-wise juvenile delinquents seek to impress with their hard-luck spoof.
Who was 'Jihadi John?'
Childhood friends describe Mohammed Emwazi, better known as the British-accented ISIS executioner, as ordinary "boy next door."
France seizes passports of suspected jihadists headed for Syria
Anti-terrorism measure allows authorities to seize passports, keep French jihadis from joining IS.
Terreur au Sinaï : l’Egypte cherche la réplique
Quand l’Occident – et surtout l’Amérique – comprendront-ils enfin que la prolongation d’un conflit sanglant au Sinaï ne peut qu’avoir un effet déstabilisateur sur tous les pays de la région ?
Ne laissons pas Obama sympathiser avec l’Iran
Alors que Barack Obama multiplie les concessions sur le dossier iranien, Benjamin Netanyahou doit rester ferme face à la présidence américaine
Jihadists in Gaza rally against France, hail Islamic State
Hamas permits rare demonstration by activists from rival fundamentalist Salafi movement.
First Person: Time to wake up
Regardless of what emerges from the hostage-taking, Sydneysiders have become abundantly aware that any one of us, at any time, could be the victim of terrorists.
Report: Number of ISIS recruits grows as group relaxes strict admission requirements
"The Telegraph" quotes sources as saying terror group once had tougher vetting process to weed out potential spies among foreign recruits.
Britain to introduce new laws against jihadis returning to UK
British PM Cameron is expected to announce exclusion orders aimed at barring citizens from re-entering UK if they are suspected of fighting with Isalmists in Mideast.