By Mark Buckton - Taipei A transatlantic intelligence network tracking al-Qaeda has circulated video material it says depicts ...

The Rewards for Justice program also offered a $5 million bounty for the deputy emir of AQIS. The two AQIS leaders are veterans of the jihad in South and Central Asia and have been instrumental in ...

AQIS, which is based in Afghanistan with the support and approval of the Taliban, is a key Al Qaeda branch that facilitates the operations of the ...

The world must now accept what is evident: the Taliban have no intention of fulfilling their promises. Their regime remains ...

With technology expanding access to recruits and new cashflows from abroad, it seems that Pakistan is looking forward to ...

Qaida's regional affiliate, JNIM, marking a significant shift in West African power dynamics. The group has implemented a ...

KABUL/NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Afghanistan's Taliban trade minister arrived in India on Wednesday on a maiden visit to draw greater investments and goods as both countries consider ways to enhance their ...

Islamabad, Pakistan — A suicide bombing outside district court buildings in a residential area of the Pakistani capital killed at least a dozen people on Tuesday, Pakistan's interior minister said.

Spanning Dubai, Beirut, and Toronto, Ayman Al Yaman has created a space for himself as both entrepreneur and content creator, seamlessly blending business acumen with digital storytelling. In Dubai, ...

It’s not often that a man on the United Nations’ sanctions list gets the red carpet rolled out for him in India. But that’s what happened in October 2025, as the Taliban’s foreign minister, Amir Khan ...

'The noise you make makes a difference.' Cincinnati imam released from ICE detention Cincinnati imam Ayman Soliman addressed the public after his release from ICE detention in Butler County Jail. His ...

Cincinnati imam Ayman Soliman was released from the Butler County jail after 72 days in detention. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services reinstated his asylum protection, citing a mistake in his ...