Terror-patron Iran’s relations with Al Qaeda

Counterterrorism

Terror-patron Iran’s relations with Al Qaeda

Many senior al-Qaeda leaders and members of Osama bin Laden’s family found sanctuary in Iran when they fled Afghanistan in 2003 after the fall of their Taliban allies. Although Shia

Islamic State may hit-back in 2021

The threat posed by ISIS to international peace and security is on the rise again and the terror group could regain the capacity to orchestrate attacks in different parts of

Saudi envoy informs UN of Houthi war crimes

Saudi Arabia affirmed that it will take all necessary measures to safeguard its land and maintain the safety of its citizens and residents, in accordance with its obligations under international

Militancy on rise in Malaysian college-university campuses

Thousands of students from the Asian-African nations in particular are getting admitted into Malaysian college and universities every year for getting higher education, without knowing – majority of those institutions

Domestic terrorism could threaten US for next two decades

Counterterrorism experts are seeing threats posed by domestic terrorism to the US, which they think may continue for the next two decades. Writes Bridget Johnson The Jan. 6 Capitol attack

Jemaah Islamiyah, a notorious jihadist outfit in Asia

Of all the Islamic terrorist organizations known to be operating in Southeast Asia, Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) is probably the most terrifying name. JI is a transnational organization with cells in Indonesia, Singapore,

COVID-19 has upped threats of ISIS and Al Qaeda

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the threat from the Islamic State (SISI) and al-Qaida extremist groups in conflict areas including Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq, but the threat remains comparatively low in non-conflict

ISIS jihadist kid returns to Sweden

SVT Nyheter has shared unique photos that show how life came to be for a Swedish Islamic State (ISIS) woman and her five children in Syria. The pictures show the

Britain launches cyber attack on ISIS

A secret UK cyber operation to undermine ISIS ideology and weaken its fighters on the battlefield involved disabling drones, jamming phones and targeting servers to block online propaganda, according to

Islamic State warns Google Play Store messaging apps

ISIS propaganda outlet that claims to have set up ISIS supporters with thousands of Facebook and Twitter accounts — relieving the online jihadists from having to use personal information to