It is not possible to defeat the Islamic State with air strikes only, said the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
More than four dozen spies have publicly accused the U.S. military's Central Command of distorting their intelligence reports to fit with the Obama Administration's claims that its campaign against the Islamic State was succeeding.
The people of Beirut, Lebanon took to the streets to demand the government carry out one of its most basic and important duties: taking out the trash.
Australian white nationalist and anti-racist groups clashed in the streets of Melbourne, fighting each other and police.
The United States has so far only trained 60 fighters to form a "moderate" Syrian opposition that will fight the Islamic State in Syria.
Saudi authorities have arrested three brothers they say played a crucial role in the recent Kuwaiti mosque bombing that was intended to create animosity between the small petro-state's Shia and Sunni citizens.
Two days after Egypt's attorney general was killed in a precisely executed car bombing, Islamists affiliated with the Islamic State carried out a series of attacks that left more than 100 soldiers and police officers dead.
Al Qaeda's US spokesman claims that the IS killers cannot enter heaven if they continue massacring Muslim brethren.
Kurdish forces have once again secured the Syrian town of Kobane on the Turkish border after a brutal assault by the Islamic State.
Russian President Vladimir Putin told security officials from BRICS that terrorism has been encouraged by the US-led forces.
The Islamic State is continuing to make dramatic gains despite the fact that an international coalition of some of the world’s largest militaries has taken effort to halt the group’s growth.
A bomb has exploded at a Shia mosque in the predominantly Sunni nation of Saudi Arabia, suggesting that the sectarian warfare that has engulfed the region may soon overwhelm one of the Arab world's most stable countries.
For the first time, there appears to be concrete evidence that the Turkish government was arming Islamist fighters in Syria.
IS militants are trying to enter Europe through boats that are letting immigrants in.
Saudi Arabia, one of the world's most repressive regimes, is looking to hire as many as eight new executioners to behead and dismember people found guilty of various crimes.
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