Syria

French-born Rachid Kassim is linked to several terror attacks in Europe and praised the Nice terror attack.

Jack Letts is believed to be the first white Briton to travel to Isis-held Syria in 2014.

Guled Omar, 22, was one of 3 Isis defendants who had plotted to travel to Syria to fight for the terror group.

Demonstrators angry about US foreign policy on Greece and wars in asylum-seekers home countries of Afghanistan and Syria.

The US President-elect said he would 'bomb the hell out of Isis' during the election campaign.

French speakers in the video can be heard calling for a French-made anti-tank missile to be reloaded.

Aleppo residents say there had not been this kind of bombing in at least 15 days.

Italy sentenced Moez Fezzani to six years in jail on terrorist recruitment charges in 2014.

Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere banned the group, called The True Religion or Die wahre Religion in German.

At least one person was killed in the attack on the Baghdad Hospital with medical staff and patients injured.

The terrorist suspects were arrested with the help of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.

Russia's only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, set sail for the Mediterranean in October.

UN-backed report alleges Syrian government forces behind use of chlorine barrel bombs against civilians.

Those who voted for Trump because he promised to beat Isis were grossly misled by his naive foreign knowledge.

The besieged eastern city of Aleppo last received humanitarian supplies at the beginning of July.

The Pentagon released figures which totalled 119 civilian casualties since 2014.

Raqqa is now being targeted to prevent jihadists fleeing there from Mosul in Iraq.

Chief suspect identified as preacher Ahmad Abdulaziz A – also known as Abu Walla.

Reports from Moscow suggest that the Kremlin will attack the embattled Syrian city as the US votes.

Parachute bombs take longer to hit the target, allowing aircraft to avoid fire.

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have clashed with Islamic State in the north of Raqqa.

Images show blood splattered across the tiled floors alongside toys and the rubble.

The people of eastern Aleppo don't trust government forces and have so far rejected offers to leave their homes.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson had encouraged anti-war protests outside the embassy in London in October.

One of the accused had travelled to Syria in 2013, while the other was stopped from leaving Australia in 2015.

Most residents refused to leave in the October humanitarian pause fearing arrest from government forces.

Tensions with Russia over the Syrian conflict are growing source of concerns to stability in the West.

Deployment comes with Russia believed to be plotting a major new attack on Aleppo.

Hezbollah supported the former general's leadership bid.

The Times says Moscow wants to exploit the political hiatus of the US election cycle.