Isis chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi flees Mosul, say coalition forces
Location of wanted ‘caliph’ unknown, but sources believe leader lying low in the desert
US justice department defends ‘lawful’ Trump travel ban
Oral arguments to be heard on Tuesday in a battle that may go to supreme court
Military investigates deaths in botched Trump-ordered Yemen raid
US Central Command to examine scale of civilian casualties as mission preparation criticised
FBI raises Isis and al-Qaeda link in Ohio State University attack
Assailant who injured 11 may ‘have been inspired’ by Islamist cleric Anwar al-Awlaki
Lone wolf attacks raise the tempo of terror in Europe
Young extremist recruits in Europe are successfully ramping up violence
Barack Obama may reveal secret Saudi links to 9/11
US may declassify 28 secret pages that could help explain attacks that killed nearly 3,000
Al Shabaab uses Donald Trump footage in recruiting film
Video criticizes racism and features footage of Trump’s plan to bar Muslims from US
French jihadis' deaths in Syria could be turning point
Questions over whether apparent killings in bombing of IS training camp were justified
US maintains limited Middle East role despite chaos in Yemen
Analysis: Obama’s counterterrorism strategy questioned as regional tensions rise
US opens sale of armed drones to more allies
UK only country to have bought armed unmanned aircraft from US but restrictions to be lifted
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula says it was behind ‘Charlie Hebdo’ attack
Aqap leader claims in YouTube video that killings were in accordance with wishes of Osama bin Laden
Cherif Kouachi ‘spoke to reporter’ who called warehouse
Imam who knew brothers says desire for ‘vengeance’ over Muslim suffering may have driven them on
Brothers in ‘Charlie Hebdo’ shootings were on US watch-list
Chérif and Said Kouachi were on American database of known or suspected terrorists
Tell-all book shows Obama’s love-hate relationship with the media
America Letter: account of 2012 election reveals ironies in Obama’s relations with media
Obama defends use of drone strikes as ‘legal, effective and necessary’
US president makes vigorous public defence of controversial programme
Obama defends drone strikes ‘in last resort’
US president says there must be ‘near certainty’ no civilians would be harmed
US admits killing four Americans in drone strikes
Attorney general confirms the US had ‘specifically targeted and killed’ citizen in Yemen in 2011
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