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Family of ISIS bride 'disappointed' by 'plans to revoke citizenship'
Begum, now 19, was one of a group of three British schoolgirls who left London for Syria in 2015.
Germany responds to Trump appeal to take back ISIL fighters from Syria
Germany can take back so-called Islamic State fighters captured in Syria only if the suspects have consular access, the interior ministry said on Sunday. Some 1,050 people have travelled from Germany to the warzone in Syria and Iraq since 2013 and about a third have already returned to Germany.
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British ISIS schoolgirl found in Syria says she wants to go home
Shamima Begum, a British citizen who ran away at 15 years old to join the so-called Islamic State in Syria, has said that while she doesn't regret leaving, she now wants to return home.
Trump expects so-called Islamic State to be defeated by next week
Trump has told a gathering of foreign ministers at the State Department that the so-called Islamic State could be completely defeated by next week.
Journalist John Cantlie, captured by ISIS in 2012, 'is still alive'
The journalist was last seen in a propaganda video at the end of 2016
Iraq mass grave includes remains of children
Police in northern Iraq say a mass grave contains remains of people executed by Islamic State militants including children
German suspect member of IS let 'slave girl die of thirst'
An alleged member of the Islamic State who is of German origin is facing charges of war crimes after letting a young girl reduced to slavery die of thirst, a federal prosecutor said
Have IS really been defeated in Syria? Euronews asks experts
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that American troops had defeated the terror organisation and would withdraw from Syria.
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The Houthi threat has not been given due attention in Western capitals. They are not proscribed as a terrorist group by the US State Department, NATO, or the EU. This means it is perfectly legal to support, or even fundraise for them.
So-called Islamic State say they shot dead seven Christians in Egypt
Thousands of Christian mourners prepared on Saturday to bury six members of the same family who were killed while returning from a baptism at a Coptic monastery in Egypt's Minya province.
Iran vows to avenge deadly military parade attack
Iran vows to avenge deadly military parade attack that killed 25 people, including children and soldiers.
French court orders Marine Le Pen to undergo psychiatric evaluation
The far-right French politician is under investigation for sharing images of atrocities carried out by the Islamic State jihadist group.
Leader of so-called Islamic State releases new recording
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi called on followers to fight on despite recent defeats,
EU considering one hour deadline for social networks to remove terrori
The European Commission is considering imposing an hour-long deadline for social networks to remove terrorist and extremist content after voluntary measures appear to have failed.
Spain terror attack remembrance
The Catalonian coastal town of Cambrils held a remembrance service one year after terrorists killed 16 people and injured many more in attacks there and in Barcelona
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Bad week in Kabul
Gunmen attacked an intelligence training centre in Kabul on Thursday just hours after at least thirty people died in a suicide bombing at an educational centre in the city
UK teenager with 'deeply entrenched' radical views jailed for life
Safaa Boular, 18, was convicted of preparing terrorism acts at home after failing to travel to Syria to join militants of the so-called Islamic State.