Pakistan army seeks US help to find helicopter crew taken hostage by Taliban
The militant group reportedly set fire to the Punjab government helicopter after it crash-landed in Afghanistan.
Syrian group wants exchange of prisoners for corpses of Russian helicopter crew killed in Idlib
The Russian military helicopter was downed in Syria's rebel-held town on 1 August, killing all 5 on board.
Taliban claims responsibility for attack on UK, US and German tourists in Afghanistan
The tourists were on their way from Bamiyan to Herat when they were attacked.
President Obama says Islamic State is weakening but still poses a threat
The president said the terrorist organisation has shifted tactics to target cities abroad.
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Shells on the beach: Tanks bombard Isis from the Mediterranean coast
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Boko Haram splits as Abubakar Shekau and Abu Musab al-Barnawi fight for leadership
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Nigeria: Abubakar Shekau claims he is still Boko Haram leader
Shekau releases audio message after Isis names Abu Musab al-Barnawi new leader of Nigeria-based group.
Rome on high alert after new Isis video surfaces with threats to conquer the city
Recent arrests of a Pakistani and a Syrian add to security concerns in Italy.
Pentagon blocks payment of $300m to Pakistan for inadequate action against terrorism
Secretary of Defence Ash Carter not to certify that Pakistan has done enough to eliminate terror groups.
Isis slaughter pregnant woman and abduct her 4 children after they were caught fleeing village
The family were trying to escape from al-Marir in Mosul to an area controlled by the Iraqi army.
Beijing warns of war in South China Sea and urges military, police and public to prepare
China's defence minister has warned of a 'threat from the sea' and to maritime security.
The Great Battle for Aleppo intensifies in desperate attempt to break siege
Rebel forces are trying to open a new route for a quarter of a million civilians in Aleppo who are under siege.
Al-Qaeda in Syria: Can a jihadi leopard change its spots?
Jabat Fateh al-Sham – or the Front for the Conquest of Syria – has severed its ties with al-Qaeda
Abu Musab al-Barnawi: New Boko Haram leader 'distanced himself from the killing of Muslim civilians'
Isis appoints al-Barnawi as new Boko Haram leader as Abubakar Shekau's whereabouts still unknown.
IS appointment of new leader al-Barnawi could mean 'more attacks in the West'
IS has appointed a new leader for its West African province, Nigeria-based Boko Haram group.
Niger's forgotten war: 40,000 refugees flee rebel violence as Lake Chad conflict escalates
Halima is one of hundreds of refugees stranded on Niger's border after fleeing Boko Haram.
Niger's forgotten war: Muslim refugees flee border violence after Chibok-style schoolgirl abduction
Chief Ibrahim was forced to uproot 3,000 villagers and flee Boko Haram rebels.
Tributes paid to 'martyr' Briton killed fighting Isis in Syria
'When he saw an opportunity to fight Isis he joined YPG,' said pro-Kurdish activist.
Aleppo offers hope for rebel unity but Syria's anti-Assad forces must not unite behind al-Qaeda
Elements within Syria's opposition are just as guilty of war crimes and sectarianism as Bashar Al-Assad.
Isis replaces Abubakar Shekau with new Boko Haram leader Abu Musab al-Barnawi
Shekau rumoured to have been killed or replaced after failing to appear in group's videos.
Burundi regime rejects 228-strong UN Police force to monitor human rights violations and abuses
Burundi government says French-led UN resolution authorising the force was made without its consent.
Nigeria resumes payments to Niger Delta militants as part of amnesty program
Payments part of amnesty granted to militants in 2009 on condition they stop carrying out attacks.
UK and coalition forces bomb former Saddam palace being used by Isis
The ministry of defence says the air strike was part of an offensive against IS in northern Iraq.
North Korea fires ballistic missile into the sea reports South Korean military
North Korea previously fired three ballistic missiles into the sea two weeks ago.
Benghazi suicide bombing leaves at least 15 dead
A military official confirmed 30 others wounded in the car bombing at Al-Gawarsha, western Benghazi.
Chlorine-filled gas canisters dropped on Syria's civilian population in rebel-held Idlib province
Syrian National Coalition accuses Assad of 'using chemical substances and toxic gasses'.
Iwacu press group to file complaint as journalist Jean Bigirimana still missing after 11 days
IBTimes UK speaks to Iwacu director Antoine Kaburahe about missing reporter and father of two
Dean Carl Evans, Brit who joined Kurdish militia, 'killed fighting Isis in Syria'
Kurdish militia announced 22-year-old was killed in Manbij, Syria.
Isis explains their hatred of Western society in latest Dabiq propaganda magazine
One section of the magazine is reportedly dedicated to remarks made by the Pope.
Russia and Damascus regime need to 'show restraint' in Syria says John Kerry
US Secretary of State's comments come after Russian helicopter was shot down in Aleppo.
China court warns those fishing illegally in disputed waters could face jail term
China's Supreme Court says it will safeguard the country's territorial sovereignty and maritime interests.
South Sudan: Agriculture minister resigns accusing government of failing peace agreement
Lam Akol Ajawin claims he cannot work under under 'such regime' as fears of new civil war loom.
Nigerian army found guilty of killing hundreds of Shias
Inquiry commission has called for prosecution of the guilty military personnel.
Isis cuts off alleged thief's hand with a meat cleaver in front of Raqqa crowd
The group meted out the punishment in front of children without specifying what the man had stolen.
Battered body dragged through dirt and loaded onto truck after Russian helicopter shot down in Syria
Moscow paid tribute to those who died 'heroically' as they tried to 'minimise victims on the ground.'
Isis: Fast-tracking executions in Iraq for suspected militants 'could kill the innocent'
UN warning comes as Iraqi PM is under pressure to speed up executions after Baghdad bomb killed 323.
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