Isis fighters surrender as their stronghold is set to fall
The city’s loss would be the latest in a string of heavy blows for IS.
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The city’s loss would be the latest in a string of heavy blows for IS.
Sally Jones used social media to recruit women to Islamic State and offered practical advice on how to travel to Syria.
The men in question also allegedly planned to target concerts in New York.
The women were captured along with 800 children.
IS jihadists overran Tal Afar in June 2014.
Police are investigating a Spanish-based terror cell.
President Trump denounced “evil” racism, bigotry and hatred during a speech today.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the Arab satellite news broadcaster of incitement.
Police say they also foiled a second alleged plot involving a “chemical dispersion device”.
John Reilly talks to TheJournal.ie after his trip to Mosul directly after the siege.
IS-controlled areas in west Mosul became more and more crowded with civilians.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s office said he was in “liberated” Mosul.
In neighbouring Syria, US-backed forces are facing fierce resistance from IS.
The messages were written in gold lettering against a black backdrop.
Jihadists also destroyed an iconic, leaning minaret.
The 24-year-old pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey last month.
US-backed forces are advancing on Raqqa – a stronghold of the so-called Islamic State.
“When I say crush them, you have to destroy everything, including lives.”
The so-called ‘Islamic State’ says it was behind the attack that killed seven people and critically wounded 21.
Off-duty officers and a business editor are among the injured.
No fatalities have been reported so far.
Security forces have been battling militants in Marawi, a major Muslim city in the predominantly Catholic country.
The army says it has killed at least 89 ISIS fighters as they take back territory from the militants in Marawi.
There are fears for those trapped in the city of Marawi.
The judge said the refusal was necessary.
An audit received by Amnesty International found failings in how equipment was logged and monitored.
Two men were arrested yesterday in Dublin, suspected of assisting the financing of the Islamic State terror group.
Abdul Hasib ordered the attack on a military hospital in March when assailants stabbed bedridden patients and threw grenades into wards.
Officers are aware of a number of business fronts they suspect are laundering money for Islamic State jihadists.
According to CNN, he was Denis Cuspert, a notorious ex-rapper.
Samata Allah was alleged to have assisted IS in spreading its propaganda online.
“In the new reality, the ordinary police on duty, or Gardai, will be required to close down such attacks.”
Two men were arrested just days before the first round of France’s presidential election.
The bomb was dropped on Thursday.
The Afghan presidential palace said precautions were taken to avoid civilian casualties.
It’s the second attack they’ve launched this week.
At least 44 people were killed in two church bombings yesterday.
More than 320,000 people have been killed in Syria since the conflict began with anti-government demonstrations in March 2011.
Hundreds of thousands of civilians are still inside west Mosul, caught up in deadly fighting between Islamic State and Iraqi forces.
Britain will not raise its terror threat level after the attack.