ISKP expands network in South and Central Asia

It seems South and Central Asian countries, especially Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka are becoming focal point of a number of radical Islamic militancy outfits, including Islamic State Khorasan Province

ISKP recruits Tablighi Jamaat members for suicide attacks in China and Russia

Islamic State in Khorasan Province or ISKP is a jihadist outfit comprising Uzbek, Tajik and Uighur militants from Central Asian post-Soviet countries and China’s province of Xinjiang. Although in the

ISKP plots jihadists attacks on China and Russia

While West looks to Ukraine, Daesh continues threatening Afghans

In contrast to Daesh franchises in the Levant and Libya, it is unlikely that Daesh-K will manage to establish a de facto state on Afghan soil. Writes Giorgio Cafiero Since the

ISIS-K, a jihadist conglomerate of Pakistani-Afghan Taliban and Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan

ISIS-K was founded by former members of the Pakistani Taliban, Afghan Taliban and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan. Over time, though, the group has poached militants from various other groups. By

Islamic State recruiting members from India and Central Asia

A major turning point in Indian and Central Asian involvement in the global jihadist movement was Syria. Islamic State has been recruiting members from India and Central Asia, writes Raffaello

Islamic State set for jihadist attacks

Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury There have been a series of jihadist attacks by radical Islamic terrorists, where in most cases Islamic State has claimed responsibility. In Afghanistan Jalalabad city, ISIS