Iraqi farmer Shaker Salih says he feared Islamic State, but feared its defeat even more. His problem is persuading people to believe that he did not support the jihadists.

Two men detained by Indonesian police for rioting this week were part of a group that had pledged support to the Islamic State militant group and intended to carry out jihad, or holy war, police said on Thursday.

An American family has been removed from a Syrian detention center for suspected Islamic State members and returned to the United States, The Guardian reports. The move could have implications for hundreds of children born to non-Syrians who have been in legal limbo since the disintegration of the terror group. The family of four was taken from al-Roj camp in the country’s north-east over the weekend, sources inside the camp have confirmed to the Guardian. They are believed to be U.S. citizens of Cambodian ancestry and to include children born under ISIS rule. Another American, Hoda Muthana, an alleged Isis propagandist, was left behind. The U.S. secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, claimed...

France is taking in a new group of Yazidis including women victimized by the Islamic State group and their children.

Islamic State's West Africa branch claimed responsibility on Wednesday for a raid in Nigeria two days earlier in which it said 20 soldiers had been killed, and released a video purporting to show the execution of nine other Nigerian soldiers.

The parents of a Muslim convert dubbed Jihadi Jack "took the law into their own hands" by sending money to their son in Syria despite fears he had been radicalised and was living under Islamic State, the Old Bailey heard today.

The U.N. envoy for Iraq is calling for "wide-based international support" to prevent Islamic State extremists from regaining a foothold in the country.

Four lessons on how civilian stabilization programs can help.

It had only been a week since Mohammad Ali Acampong finished renovating his house when bombs and bullets struck Marawi City.