ISIS

Transfer 'temporarily suspended' over concerns it contravened the European Convention of Human Rights

Analysts say extremist groups are taking advantage of worsening security in the country's north

More than one third of deaths linked to violence since January in the country have involved security personnel

Mahmdouh Ibrahim Al Haji was taken into custody in Raqqa for 'enabling terrorist cells'

Online chats reveal Al Bared intended to make single-use drone for terrorist purposes

Before joining ISIS, Imad Yassin was a member of militant groups, including Al Qaeda-linked Jund Al Sham

Abu Halil Al Fadani had ISIS connections across the Middle East and North Africa, according to Washington

Partner countries 'really focused on working with African states' to defend against extremists, US deputy special envoy to the coalition tells The National

Afghan regime said it met China's Huawei in August

Among those sentenced was Salah Abdeslam, the only survivor of the cell that perpetrated the 2015 Paris attacks that killed 130

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani says Iraq does not need foreign troops any more as its security forces will maintain security

Anti-ISIS mission faces new threat as ethnic tension flares in resource-rich region

Lawyers to argue transfer from Belgium would violate human rights

Curfew to last 48 hours from Saturday in Deir Ezzor

Battles between Washington-backed groups are a 'distraction' in fight against terrorism, coalition says

The 2016 bombing in Baghdad's Karrada district set off fires that killed most of the victims

World body's withdrawal process in the north of the country speeds up after a surge in fighting

Attacks in the area have eroded trust in 2015 peace agreement

Muhammad Masood expressed interest in carrying out 'lone wolf' attacks in the States

Extremist group has taken advantage of the disintegration of Libya's security apparatus since the fall of dictator Muammar Qaddafi in 2011