U.S. Special Operations Forces killed Bilal al-Sudani, a key Islamic State operative responsible for coordinating the group's finances and activities across central, eastern, and southern Africa (and beyond). Read more →
Israel's security agency revealed on Wednesday that it thwarted another operation by Hamas in Gaza to recruit Palestinians living in the West Bank. Read more →
The U.S. military targeted Shabaab, al Qaeda’s branch in East... Read more →
Several communities in Mali's northern Menaka Region have turned to al Qaeda's men in the face of extreme pressure and violence from the Islamic State's local wing. Read more →
Host Bill Roggio is joined again by John Hardie, deputy director of FDD's Russia Program, to discuss the latest developments from Russia's war in Ukraine, including Russia's recent change in command of its forces. Read more →
Over the last two weeks, al Qaeda's West African branch has made a more concerted effort to advance closer to the Malian capital of Bamako. Read more →
Moscow's latest command shake-up likely reflects internal power politics and bodes poorly for Russia's war effort in Ukraine. Read more →
Mohamoud Abdi Aden is the second Kenyan-Somali the U.S. State Department has placed a $10 million bounty on in the last week. Shabaab now has five leaders with $10 million bounties, the most for any Sunni jihadist group. Read more →
The U.S. has now placed a $10 million bounty on Maalim Ayman, the leader of Shabaab's military wing in Kenya. Maalim Ayman now joins the ranks of other high-profile Sunni jihadis around the world demanding a similar price tag. Read more →
Israeli authorities announced the arrest of an Islamic State sympathizer involved in the November 23 Jerusalem bombings. Read more →
UNIFIL convoy in southern Lebanon was attacked by small arms fire, Hezbollah is suspected of being involved. Read more →
Data from downed Kh-101 cruise missiles suggests that despite sanctions, Russian production of these (and perhaps other) missiles not only persists but may be greater than some previously thought. Read more →
