Dutch woman facing charges of crimes against humanity for enslaving two Yazidi women
Hasna Aarab, a 33-year-old mother of three from Hengelo, was married to a Moroccan Islamic State fighter in 2014 and lived in the Syrian city of Raqaa
Hasna Aarab, a 33-year-old mother of three from Hengelo, was married to a Moroccan Islamic State fighter in 2014 and lived in the Syrian city of Raqaa
Shireen Khero, a Yazidi from Iraq, was abducted by Isis in 2014 but luckily escaped three years later. She is in Ireland to mark the 10th anniversary of Isis atrocities against the Yazidi community
Eight injured, five of them seriously, police say, as investigators look into terror motive
Islamic State is using social media apps such as TikTok to reassert its influence, say experts
Vienna shows to see increased security and ‘antiterrorism measures’ after chemical substance found in home of one of the detained
Ongoing operations show movement’s territorial defeat was only ‘symbolic’, says Syrian Observatory for Human Rights report
Former soldier first person to be convicted in Irish court of an Islamic terrorist offence committed abroad
Twelve people have been arrested in the case, including four who allegedly carried out the attack
Young migrants from the former Soviet republic were accused of an attack on a concert hall in Moscow that killed 145 people
Iran warned ally Moscow of terror threat days before concert hall massacre, report says
Analysts say Isis-K — a group blamed for the recent Moscow concert hall attack — gained strength after the US withdrawal
With a bullet in his back, Dmitry Saraev made it out of Crocus City Hall alive
Moscow repeats unsubstantiated claim of Ukrainian and western role in terror attack on concert hall
Some 139 people killed and 182 injured in concert hall assault, which Islamic State has claimed responsibility for
Islamic State in Khorasan, an Afghanistan entity, is also active in Pakistan and Iran and has set sights on Europe and beyond
Death toll from attack at Crocus City Hall rises to 137 as rescue continue to search through ruins
The attempt is a handy deflection of hard questions about the lack of preparedness of his security services
Zelenskiy lambasts ‘Putin and other scoundrels’ for trying to blame country for attack which has been claimed by Islamic State
Russia now prosecutes more people for ‘extremism’ and ‘justifying terrorism’ than at any time since the rule of Josef Stalin
Tánaiste Micheál Martin says nothing justifies the attack on innocent civilians
Islamic State Khorasan emerged in eastern Afghanistan in late 2014 and has recently been fixated on Russia
The economic fallout from the war with Islamic State is still felt in northern Iraq - and women are most likely to be affected
Colum McCann and Diane Foley tell the story of her son’s kidnapping by Islamic State
James Foley’s brutal murder in 2014 was seen around the world. His mother Diane’s book documents the family’s struggle
In the News podcast: Jailed in the US, Algerian-born Ali Charaf Damache hopes to return to Ireland
National counterterrorism co-ordinator warns that al-Qaeda and Islamic State are using the Gaza conflict as a ‘call to action’
Yazidi survivor and Jewish speaker were to give an ‘eye witness’ talk based on them surviving two separate genocides
Voluntary role included access to personal and legal files despite previous conviction
Milan acts as security fears across Europe rise after gunman in Brussels claims to be member of jihadist group
Attack prompts Swedish PM to call for increased security and stricter border controls across Europe
Pakistani Taliban distance themselves from attack as those responsible yet to come forward
US warned SDF commanders and Arab tribal leaders that fighting in Deir al-Zor risked enabling Islamic State to regain strength
Terror group appoints Iraqi jihadi Abu Hafs al-Hashemi al-Qurashi
Death toll rises to at least 45 after assault claimed by Islamic State terror group
Bombers from Belgo-French cell of the Islamic State terrorist group injured more than 300 during attacks
Dozens of students at private boarding school killed by Islamist militants
Islamic State-linked Allied Democratic Forces launched attack on Friday night in Mpondwe in western Uganda near border with Congo
Turkey’s president announces ‘neutralisation’ of Abu Hussein al-Qurayshi in Syria
Rural Niger offers young men no way to make a living, forcing huge numbers to emigrate and others to turn to crime
Lara Marlowe on notable new works by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad and Sherine Tadros
New caliph must remain hidden to stay alive while ruling over fragmented organisation
Special Criminal Court hears judges ‘not in a position to sit over the coming days’
Abdeslam seeks leniency for not detonating suicide vest in terrorism acts that killed 131
Abu Ibrahim al-Qurayshi’s death was more dramatic than his brief reign over group
Six children reported among dead as militant chief ‘detonates bomb’ in village hideout
Former Irish soldier on trial in Dublin accused of membership of Islamic State
Irish woman told gardaí she believed caliphate would be followed by ‘day of judgement’
Rights groups urge repatriation of children following Isis attack on Kurdish-run jail
Attacks in Syria and Iraq in recent days show Isis sleeper cells are re-emerging as serious threat
Southern African leaders agree to extend military mission in Cabo Delgado province
Blasts at Afghanistan’s biggest military hospital underline insecurity under Taliban rule
Intelligence agencies say Islamists in Afghanistan could attack US in six months
‘Good election machine’ propels Mahdi Army leader and Reform bloc Sadrists to success
Rwandan troops and a military mission have been in Cabo Delgado since June and July to help the Mozambican army restore peace
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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