Throughout its statements, the front group has made threatening the U.S. embassy one of its main talking points. Read more →
As U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calls for the Taliban to honor a non-existent commitment to "reduce violence," the Taliban continues to train for war. Read more →
Gaza's militant groups commend Houthi's efforts to release Hamas members held in Saudi Arabia under terrorism charges. Read more →
On March 19, Turkey’s defense ministry announced the death of two Turkish soldiers at the hands of “radical elements” in northwest Syria’s Idlib. The attack highlights Ankara's challenges in the Syrian province. Read more →
Hosts Bill Roggio and Tom Joscelyn profile Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's (AQAP) new emir, Khalid Batarfi. Read more →
Saudi Arabia has revised its educational curriculum, but the kingdom's textbooks still include passages that incite hate against Jews, homosexuals and the "infidels." Read more →
The Houthi leader offered to release a captured Saudi pilot in exchange for the freedom of the detained Hamas members. Read more →
The district Yamgan in in Badakhshan has been under siege for several months before falling to the Taliban today. Read more →
The Taliban has taken credit for 17 attacks per day against Afghan security forces. Despite promises from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that the Taliban would "destroy" Al Qaeda, the Taliban has not lifted a finger against the group. Read more →
Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah charges that American pressure influenced the Lebanese government to release former SLA member Amer Fakhoury, the "Butcher of Kiam", who was accused of torturing prisoners during Israel's occupation of south Lebanon. Read more →
The Islamic State's Khorasan arm claims its terrorist, Abu Khalid al-Hindi, carried out an assault on a Sikh temple in Kabul earlier today. Despite suffering setbacks in eastern Afghanistan, the group has conducted several attacks in the Afghan capital this year. Read more →
Additionally, the group's leader, Qais al Khazali, and his brother, Laith al Khazali, have been listed as Specially Designated Global Terrorists. Both Qais and Laith were in U.S. custody up until the withdrawal from Iraq in December 2011. Read more →
