Islamic State

Station has traumatised locals not only in the tribal areas, but as far as the settled area of Charsadda

The plan posed a fundamental problem in terms of national rights by birthplace, says Christiane Taubira

The militant group's losses include the strategically important town of Tal Abyad on Syria's border

The attack has raised anxiety about violence throughout the United States

The women’s wing of IS in Karachi has been a significant fund-raiser

The authorities have stepped up arrests since a November 24 bomb attack on a bus in Tunis

The threat comes after police arrested extremists linked to the Islamic State group

A national survey by the Pew Research Center found 37% of respondents approve of the way Obama is handling terrorism

Le Drian to hold meeting with Russian counterpart to request an increase in strikes against IS in Syria

Some experts believe the extremist group's luck has changed

Counterterrorism experts say it is impossible to keep track of online activity being generated by IS and sympathisers

Republicans have criticised Obama's handling of Islamic State

Officials say group is being operated by the wives of suspects arrested in connection with the Safoora carnage

Militant group denounces the coalition to coordinate mutual anti-terrorism assistance across the Islamic world

Over the past 12 months, the group has turned its focus from territorial gains to hitting at 'distant enemies'

Since Paris attacks, Switzerland has been on alert for possible activity related to radical extremist groups

Incident occurred when coalition strikes allowed Iraqi forces advance rapidly towards positions held by IS fighters

It is very difficult for us to detect lone wolf plots, Obama said

I want to make sure that we continue on with the training mission, says Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan

Mufid Elfgeeh, 31, faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and lifetime supervised release

Sometimes a crisis opens a window of opportunity and we believe that this is one such chance, Ferid Belhaj said

Sending bullets by post is a way that Italy's organised crime groups have traditionally threatened their enemies

Diana Foley says we are offended that awful image of our son's brutal murder be used publicly

Of around 5,000 Yazidi men and women captured by militants in the summer of 2014, some 2,000 have managed to escape

No evidence attackers Rizwan Farook, Tashfeen Malik were part of terrorist cell, says bureau director

Hans-Georg Maassen says to call IS a terrorist organisation trivialises problem

Officials say they learnt of the development via media

Germany's defence minister said the alliance would be of help if it joined other countries fighting Islamic State

Ankara needs to be better controlled, particularly a 60-mile stretch believed to be used by IS for illicit trade

Police says seventh-grader threatened to shoot and kill follow schoolmate after argument in school bus

He was also charged with lying to federal agents and obstructing their investigation

Reports suggest the ‘fatwa’ was issued by one of the ‘Sharia’ judges Abu Said Aljazrawi

The extremist group beheaded the Moroccan woman in a public square and shot dead a Palestinian man

Teacher was stabbed in the side and throat while preparing for his class but his life was not in danger, police said

Defense Secretary had reportedly asked for a bigger military contribution from Germany

Bush played on fears of Americans after 9/11 while Obama emphasised importance of freedom after Calfironia shooting

The new force is small, with around 50 graduates so far from its training camp in the town of Al Qahtaniyeh

An army lieutenant colonel said the bomber was dressed in a military uniform with captain's insignia

Mia Bloom, professor at Georgia State University says the reason IS ups the ante is because they want to stay relevant

State Department spokesman John Kirby says they are aware of reports that Daesh may have obtained this capability

Obama will travel to the Pentagon Monday to take stock of the ongoing military efforts in Iraq and Syria

IS hate the acronym 'Daesh' so much that they have threatened to cut out the tongues of those that publicly use it

Saleh was killed as part of the US-led coalition's campaign to destroy IS's financial infrastructure, US envoy tweeted

US Treasury Department official says militants selling as much as $40 million a month of oil at the installations

As for Trump, well, he may be a deal maker, but he’s no poker player ready for the Middle East five-card stud sharks

Senate Democrats unveiled plan to deter bank transactions, enhance airstrikes and a new 'czar' to tackle IS

Terrorism is not exclusive to the Muslim faith

Seven others were wounded in the attack, which took place in the mainly Shia Ubaidi neighborhood of eastern Baghdad

Report says decades of irresponsible arms transfers to Iraq fuelled the IS' firepower

US Treasury had accused Ilyumzhinov of materially assisting and acting for or on the behalf of the Syrian government