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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Bombing Outside Afghan Ministry In Kabul
The Islamic State jihadist group claimed responsibility Wednesday for a suicide bombing outside the foreign ministry in Kabul that officials and witnesses said killed at least five people and wounded 40 others.
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What Is IS-K And What Is Its Relationship With Taliban?
ISIS had been highly critical of the deal last year between Washington and the Taliban that led to the agreement for withdrawing foreign troops, accusing the group of abandoning the jihadist cause.
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Syrian Rebels Get Proposal To Quit Aleppo, Jihadists Retake Palmyra
Syrian rebels have received a U.S.-backed proposal to leave Aleppo along with civilians under safe passage guaranteed by Russia, rebel officials said as government forces closed in on Sunday, but Moscow denied a deal had been reached.
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Ticking Time Bomb Of Foreign ISIS Fighters Returning Home
With the Islamic State group on the back foot after a string of military defeats, foreign volunteers for the jihadist group are returning home and creating a massive security challenge, experts say.
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Canadian Lone Wolf Had Extensive Ties To Jihadists Worldwide
An alleged ISIS sympathizer shot dead by Canadian federal police had been detained last year for pro-ISIS media posts, and an investigation has revealed extensive ties to foreign jihadists.
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Istanbul On Edge After Suicide Attack Blamed On ISIS
Turkey on Sunday named the bomber behind a suicide attack in a busy Istanbul shopping and entertainment hub that killed four foreigners as a Turkish jihadist with links to the ISIS group.
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At Least 29 Killed In Jihadist Attack On Burkina Hotel
At least 29 people, many of them foreigners, were killed in an attack overnight on a top hotel in the capital of Burkina Faso, the latest country to be drawn into a regional jihadist battle against the West and its allies.
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At Least 26 Killed In Terror Attack On Burkina Hotel
At least 26 people, many of them foreigners, were killed in an attack overnight on a top hotel in the capital of Burkina Faso, the latest country to be drawn into a regional jihadist battle against the West and its allies.
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German Cabinet Approves Military Aid for ISIS Fight: Sources
The German cabinet today approved a mandate offering military assistance to back the fight against the ISIS group, sources said.
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Islamic State Claims Attack on Italian Priest in Bangladesh
The Islamic State group on Thursday claimed responsibility for shooting and wounding an Italian priest in Bangladesh this week, the latest in a spate of recent attacks on foreigners claimed by the jihadist network.
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Russia Says Hezbollah Not a Terrorist Group: Report
Moscow does not consider Shi'ite Muslim group Hezbollah to be a terrorist organisation, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov was quoted by the Interfax news agency as saying on Sunday.
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World Leaders at G20 Raise Alarm Over Foreign Jihadists After Paris Attack
World leaders raised the alarm over an escalating international movement of "foreign terrorist fighters" in a draft statement drawn up Sunday at a summit in Turkey after the Paris assaults claimed by Islamic State jihadists.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Rejects Islamic State Link to Foreigners' Murder
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Sunday dismissed the Islamic State's claim to have killed two foreigners, saying police still had no evidence to confirm the jihadist group was behind the murders.
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France Carries Out First Surveillance Flights Over Syria: Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius
France carried out its first surveillance flights over Syria on Tuesday to prepare possible attacks on Islamic State jihadists, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said.
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Croatian Hostage Handed Over to Islamic State by 'Bandits': Minister
A Croatian hostage whom the Islamic State group claims to have beheaded is thought to have been kidnapped by a criminal gang in Egypt before being turned over to the jihadists, Croatia's foreign minister said Thursday.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Bombing Outside Afghan Ministry In Kabul
The Islamic State jihadist group claimed responsibility Wednesday for a suicide bombing outside the foreign ministry in Kabul that officials and witnesses said killed at least five people and wounded 40 others.
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What Is IS-K And What Is Its Relationship With Taliban?
ISIS had been highly critical of the deal last year between Washington and the Taliban that led to the agreement for withdrawing foreign troops, accusing the group of abandoning the jihadist cause.
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Syrian Rebels Get Proposal To Quit Aleppo, Jihadists Retake Palmyra
Syrian rebels have received a U.S.-backed proposal to leave Aleppo along with civilians under safe passage guaranteed by Russia, rebel officials said as government forces closed in on Sunday, but Moscow denied a deal had been reached.
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Ticking Time Bomb Of Foreign ISIS Fighters Returning Home
With the Islamic State group on the back foot after a string of military defeats, foreign volunteers for the jihadist group are returning home and creating a massive security challenge, experts say.
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Canadian Lone Wolf Had Extensive Ties To Jihadists Worldwide
An alleged ISIS sympathizer shot dead by Canadian federal police had been detained last year for pro-ISIS media posts, and an investigation has revealed extensive ties to foreign jihadists.
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Istanbul On Edge After Suicide Attack Blamed On ISIS
Turkey on Sunday named the bomber behind a suicide attack in a busy Istanbul shopping and entertainment hub that killed four foreigners as a Turkish jihadist with links to the ISIS group.
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At Least 29 Killed In Jihadist Attack On Burkina Hotel
At least 29 people, many of them foreigners, were killed in an attack overnight on a top hotel in the capital of Burkina Faso, the latest country to be drawn into a regional jihadist battle against the West and its allies.
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At Least 26 Killed In Terror Attack On Burkina Hotel
At least 26 people, many of them foreigners, were killed in an attack overnight on a top hotel in the capital of Burkina Faso, the latest country to be drawn into a regional jihadist battle against the West and its allies.
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German Cabinet Approves Military Aid for ISIS Fight: Sources
The German cabinet today approved a mandate offering military assistance to back the fight against the ISIS group, sources said.
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Islamic State Claims Attack on Italian Priest in Bangladesh
The Islamic State group on Thursday claimed responsibility for shooting and wounding an Italian priest in Bangladesh this week, the latest in a spate of recent attacks on foreigners claimed by the jihadist network.
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Russia Says Hezbollah Not a Terrorist Group: Report
Moscow does not consider Shi'ite Muslim group Hezbollah to be a terrorist organisation, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov was quoted by the Interfax news agency as saying on Sunday.
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World Leaders at G20 Raise Alarm Over Foreign Jihadists After Paris Attack
World leaders raised the alarm over an escalating international movement of "foreign terrorist fighters" in a draft statement drawn up Sunday at a summit in Turkey after the Paris assaults claimed by Islamic State jihadists.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Rejects Islamic State Link to Foreigners' Murder
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Sunday dismissed the Islamic State's claim to have killed two foreigners, saying police still had no evidence to confirm the jihadist group was behind the murders.
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France Carries Out First Surveillance Flights Over Syria: Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius
France carried out its first surveillance flights over Syria on Tuesday to prepare possible attacks on Islamic State jihadists, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said.
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Croatian Hostage Handed Over to Islamic State by 'Bandits': Minister
A Croatian hostage whom the Islamic State group claims to have beheaded is thought to have been kidnapped by a criminal gang in Egypt before being turned over to the jihadists, Croatia's foreign minister said Thursday.
