ISIL/ISIS

ISIL’s ‘caliphate’ was destroyed in March 2019 but its ideology is still intact in the region and many fighters present.

Ten years into Syria’s devastating war, the country’s peace prospects have never been gloomier.

The 21-year-old, who joined ISIL as a child, is being held in Syria after being stripped of her UK citizenship in 2019.

The man, who had been on US law enforcement radar for a decade, was arrested earlier this month.

Talks between the Taliban and the Afghan gov’t resume in Doha after weeks of delays and change in US leadership.

Only one of the alleged kidnappers of French mountaineer Herve Gourdel was in court on the first day of the trial.

New Zealand prime minister says Australia revoked the citizenship of a woman detained in Turkey over ISIL links.

A string of near-daily attacks in recent weeks has killed government officials, judges, journalists and activists.

String of attacks kills four government employees and four policemen amid relentless violence in the war-torn country.

Bodies of the victims were exhumed from mass graves last year and all were identified before the burial on Saturday.

Hafizullah’s murder comes after two female Supreme Court judges were shot dead in Kabul last month.

Fearing government will collapse and country may descend again into civil war, Hazaras start to prepare for the worst.

Sailar, 47 is being held in Jakarta on visa violations.

More than 100 people were wounded in the deadliest blasts in nearly three years to have hit the Iraqi capital.