Islamic State of Iraq and al-Shams (Isis)

Daesh terrorists have issued their 'most menacing warning yet' to the UK

The Dutch government has decided to use its considerable air power in the region to target Daesh.

Egypt has claimed that they have found evidence that the Russian plane crash in October was terrorist-related.

Jihadi commanders in Libya have come under attack in the last fortnight from an unidentified sharpshooter.

The Islamic State leadership says the wage cut is down to 'exceptional circumstances'.

The new Libyan government puts an end to two ruling parties at each end of the country.

British security sources say they are keeping a close eye on returning fighters.

Millions of dollars in cash can be seen flying into the air after a coalition airstrike in Mosul, Iraq

The 47-year-old who was arrested in Arnhem is accused of fighting with Kurds in war-torn Syria.

Terror group threw out pamphlets after the assault warning the station to not "conceal the facts".

The harsh sentencing comes amid deepening crisis between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Labour MP challenges Home Secretary Theresa May on how the suspect absconded from police.

Authorities believe the purpose of the video is to divert attention away from IS defeats in Iraq.

Special Air Service aiming to halt Islamic State spreading after they took control of several oil fields.

The man accused of having relations with the teenager was simply demoted and send to fight.

Sick new video published by Isis features a British-sounding child who threatens to 'kill the kuffar'.

Daniel Truelove, 20, allegedly sparked a terror alert when he was allowed access to a telephone.

Siful Haque Sujan studied at the University of Glamorgan and started computer firms before he left the UK.

Samra Kesinovic and Sabina Selimovic, both of Bosnian heritage, disappeared from their homes in Austria in 2014.

Infamous Georgian-born army chief has been arrested in northern Iraq, according to Russian media

Chinese law requires tech firms to hand over sensitive information.

Seized German national Harry Sarfo spoke of planned attacks on UK soil.

Prime Minister David Cameron has asked the Ministry of Defence to prepare women for the frontline by the end of 2016.

The SAS sniper was firing at an Islamic State bomb factory from 800 metres away.

The women from the Syriac Christian group created the 'The Female Protection Forces of the Land Between the Two Rivers' and has around 50 members.

The text from the jihadist group, also known as Daesh, read: 'He died with his brothers'.

RAF Tornadoes, Typhoons and Reaper drones were in operation over Syria in the second wave of air strikes.

The Our Lady of Mercy Syriac Catholic Church's homepage was replaced with a sickening video.

Independent think tank says jihadists could be benefiting from trade in opium to the west.

On Wednesday MPs will debate and then vote on controversial airstrikes in Syria following a one-day debate.