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Assad categorically denied that his government practises torture

Palani dropped out of college to join the fight against militants in Syria

We must take back the reins from extremists by getting to know one another.

If true, the death of Hafiz Saeed Khan would strike a blow to efforts by Middle East-based Islamic State

Mini-series is based on best-selling book by Joby Warrick

The child is still reluctant to attend school after the incident

'Listen Putin, we will come to Russia and will kill you at your homes. Oh Brothers, carry out jihad and kill them'

'This is the largest explosion the city has even seen' a source in Kurdish Asayesh security forces said

Nine slain extremists believed to be part of the same group that killed 22 people during an attack on Dhaka cafe

'This cowardly terrorist act is rejected by Islam which necessitates protecting places of worship' SPA statement

'We deeply desire that our places of worship are the subject of greater (security) focus, a sustained focus'

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, but IS carries out frequent suicide bombings

Gunman identified as German-Iranian was obsessed with mass killings

His remarks come after Prime Minister’s Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz gives policy statement in Senate

Police arrest five in connection with the carnage.

Mortar assault launched before suicide bombers blew up.

Iraqis voice anger at the government’s inability to keep residents safe.

Eight people were injured when a hand grenade was thrown at a restaurant in central Selangor state on June 28

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi vowed 'punishment' for those responsible, declared three days of mourning

On rare visit to North Waziristan, US senator describes Pakistan as an important force to fight terrorism

The blast hit the Karrada neighbourhood in the early hours of the day

Attention is now shifting to Mosul, where a battle to liberate the city is expected to unfold in the coming months

He also said Islamic State leaders were being killed at a rate of one every three days

The attack on the mosque in Abu Ghraib, which also wounded at least 28 people, took place during evening prayers

All three were held in cages for a number of hours before receiving 70 lashes and being tied to a cross

Platforms like Facebook and Twitter are struggling to find ways to keep out content that promotes violence.

The group assembled a bomb but were arrested by police just days before launching their attack

Pakistan's array of other extremist groups means IS will not become a threat to Islamabad 'any time soon'

'We are working closely with French authorities as they deal with this terrible crime' Facebook said in a statement

"We know that Daesh is planning new attacks and France is clearly targeted," said the head of France's DGS Agency

At least 74 people have died in fighting since the offensive began last Monday

Washington 'turns a blind eye to the broad political and financial support by Saudi Arabia to terrorists'

Some 3,000 Arab fighters are taking part in the offensive, backed by around 500 Kurdish militia members

Residents who have managed to flee the Fallujah area speak of severe shortages of food and drinking water

'We are completely ready. Not us, but the US is responsible for the delay' Cavasoglu says

At least 29 civilians have been killed since IS launched the assault early on Friday

ISIS trying to build affiliates in Libya, Egypt and Bangladesh for militants to launch attacks locally and cheaply

IS claims responsibility for the attacks

Seven bombs, most of them suicide attacks, hit Jableh and Tartus almost simultaneously

ISIS calls for attacks on the US and Europe during the holy month of Ramadan

General Joseph Votel, head of US Central Command, met US military advisors working with Syrian Arab fighters

At least 49 people had been killed by methods including decapitation and shooting

US Defense Department had previously estimated that IS fighters had lost control of about 40 percent of the territory

The United States still has a 'small presence' in Libya

National unity strongly backed by the international community has been slowly asserting its authority in Tripoli

The IS group has long used the Internet and social media to recruit fighters

Los Blancos profoundly laments the terrible attack which has ended the life of 16 members of a Madrid fan club

Islamic State group infiltrated a town in Iraq's Anbar province with several fighters wearing suicide belts

Pentagon spokesman says strike targeted Abu Wahib, IS's "military emir" for the vast western province

Erdogan accused the international coalition of abandoning his country to fight the group alone