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US-backed forces in Syria begin operation Euphrates Rage to rid Raqqa of Islamic State
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have clashed with Islamic State in the north of Raqqa.
Bloody close quarters battles rage in Mosul as Kurdish forces make gains against Islamic State
Kurdish forces' launched an early morning offensive to retake Bashiqa to the east of Mosul.
Malaysia: Isis threat grows as police say no specific profile of those linked with terror group
Military commandos, policemen and top civil servants arrested for links to Isis, says police.
Kurdish and Arab forces start 'Euphrates Rage' campaign to retake Isis stronghold Raqqa
Tensions are high as Arab and Kurdish military forces don't want Turkey to interfere in the campaign.
Isis leaders flee Nineveh after stealing millions of dollars from own treasury
Shia paramilitary forces report that four more villages have been liberated at Nineveh province.
The Golden Division: Elite US-trained commando unit retaking Mosul from Isis
Known for their skull balaclavas and combat skills, they're taking Iraq back.
Fear Islamic State has infiltrated German army
German intelligence agency is investigating up to 80 soldiers for potential Islamist beliefs.
Islamic State says Irish jihadi 'Khalid Kelly' carried out Mosul suicide attack
Born Terence Kelly, and known by the nom-du-guerre Abu Usama al-Irlandi, the Irishman died in the attack.
18 people killed as bombs hit convoy carrying Iraqi families fleeing Isis-held towns
The blasts occurred in Hawija, about 120km south of the Isis stronghold of Mosul.
Isis claims responsibility for Turkey car bomb attack, but government blames Kurdistan Workers Party
The blast occurred outside a police station in Diyarbakir on 4 November amid a crackdown on pro-Kurdish leaders in the country.
Islamic State kills scores of its own fighters attempting to flee Mosul offensive
The UN's Human Rights Agency has said as many as 50 fighters were killed at the Ghazlani military base in Mosul.
Two US military advisors shot and killed in exchange of fire at Jordan base
The car the pair were travelling was shot when its driver failed to listen to orders from guards.
Isis blows up Abrams tank with rocket as Iraqi Special forces penetrate deeper into Mosul
Crew thought to have fled as Isis hit tank amid most intense clashes in two-week assault on Mosul.
Julian Assange predicts Donald Trump will not be allowed to win US elections
Assange also claimed that the Clinton Foundation and Isis funded by the same source.
Two Malaysians detained at Kuala Lumpur airport for allegedly trying to travel to Syria to join Isis
The duo were deported by Turkey after authorities arrested them on 28 October.
Female Kurdish Peshmerga fighters using weapons and songs to fight Isis in northern Iraq
The female fighters sing songs to make the militants angry and tell them they are not afraid of them.
Isis warlord Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi 'no longer in Mosul' says Boris Johnson
The British foreign secretary brands Baghdadi's recording 'cruelly ironic' as intelligence suggests he fled.
Berlin police arrest Isis suspect 'plotting terror attack on airport'
The 27-year-old reportedly entered Germany with a Syrian passport.
Cameroon jails men for 10 years for joking about Boko Haram terrorists
Cameroon part of regional force against Nigeria-based Boko Haram, which also attacks neighbouring countries.
Isis head Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi 'sends audio message' urging no retreat in Mosul
If confirmed, it would his first communication since 2015.
US warns its citizens of growing Isis threat in India
The warning posted on Twitter said places in the country that are frequented by Westerners are prone to Isis attacks.
Iraqi forces fly Iraqi flag as they enter Mosul for the first time in two years
The army took control of the eastern neighbourhood of Gogjali, about 8km from the city centre.
Japanese journalist with links to Isis detained by Kurdish forces near Mosul
The veteran war reporter is notorious for his friendly relationship with Islamist groups.
MI5 chief says Russia and violent Islamic State extremists pose biggest threat to UK
Andrew Parker is the first serving spy chief to give a newspaper interview.
Onward Christian soldiers! First mass held at church recaptured from Isis
Church bells rang out for the first time in two years in the town on the outskirts of Mosul.
Nigerian officials 'sexually abused girls' displaced by Boko Haram
Women told HRW they were drugged and raped or coereced into sex through false marriage promises.
Iraqi special forces close to entering Mosul's Isis-held eastern outskirts
The troops are about 3km away as they advance under heavy fire.
Battle for Mosul 'will not be a picnic' says Shia leader
The involvement of Shia militias has shifted the focus of the battle.
US diplomats' family members ordered to leave Istanbul by State Department over terror fears
Fears of attacks on US citizens as anti-American feelings remain high in Turkey following coup attempt
Iraq: Iran-backed Shia militias launch offensive near Mosul, vows not to enter Sunni region
The offensive against Isis is in the town of Tal Afar, which was once a Shia majority region before it was captured by militants in 2014.