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USA: Terror leader killed in Syria

A leader of the terrorist-designated Hurras al-Din was killed in a US airstrike in northwestern Syria on Saturday, according to the US military command for the Middle East, Centcom, in a post on X, and adds: "We will continue our relentless pursuit of terrorists in order to defend our homeland, USA's allies and personnel belonging to our partner forces in the region". Hurras al-Din announced in January that it had ceased operations on orders from Syria's newly appointed president, Islamist leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.

USA: Terror leader killed in Syria

Niger orders Red Cross to leave the country

The ruling military junta in Niger has ordered the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to leave the country immediately, according to a source. .

Niger orders Red Cross to leave the country

USA: Jihadist leader killed in Syria

USA announces that its military has killed a leader of a terrorist-designated jihadist group in Syria. .

USA: Jihadist leader killed in Syria

18-year-old admits: Killed children at dance event

Why? So far, there is no answer to the question of what drove the 18-year-old to kill girls in Southport last summer. Many in the UK hope that it will become clear when the trial now begins at Liverpool Crown Court.

18-year-old admits: Killed children at dance event

Lived in Gothenburg: Pointed out as IS's new leader

He lived for years in the Gothenburg area, where he is believed to have been radicalized. Now, Somalia-born Abdulkadir Mumin, known for his harsh rhetoric and his henna-dyed beard, is being pointed out as IS's new global leader.

Lived in Gothenburg: Pointed out as IS's new leader

Lived in Gothenburg: Pointed out as IS's new leader

He lived for years in the Gothenburg area, where he is believed to have been radicalized. Now, Somalia-born Abdulkadir Mumin, known for his harsh rhetoric and his henna-dyed beard, is being pointed out as IS's new global leader.

Lived in Gothenburg: Pointed out as IS's new leader

Syria's leader: It may take four years to organize elections

The Islamist movement Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, HTS, is to be dissolved, says Syria's new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa in an interview. But it may take four years to organize elections in the country, according to him.

Syria's leader: It may take four years to organize elections

Girls will be allowed to attend school

Demonstrators in Damascus demand that Syria's interim government upholds the rights of the female population. The new leaders promise that girls will be allowed to continue attending school.

Girls will be allowed to attend school

HTS in Syria wants to disband its armed wing

The military leader of the rebel group HTS, which has taken power in Syria, wants to disband its armed branch and incorporate it into the country's army. .

HTS in Syria wants to disband its armed wing

Who is HTS leader Abu Mohammed al-Jawlani?

Despite his background in the al-Qaeda network's branch in Syria, the rebel leader Abu Mohammed al-Jawlani has sought to portray himself as a more modern and moderate leader. I think it's primarily about good politics, says Middle East analyst Aron Lund.

Who is HTS leader Abu Mohammed al-Jawlani?

Hundreds killed in battles in Syria

The battles between the Syrian army and the extremist movement Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) in northwestern Syria continue. Nearly 20 civilians are reported to have been killed in Russian air strikes.

Hundreds killed in battles in Syria

Al-Qaida top arrested in Pakistan

Al-Qaida leader Amin ul-Haq has been apprehended by Pakistani anti-terrorism authorities in the province of Punjab. He is accused of planning "sabotage activities targeting important installations" in the country.

Al-Qaida top arrested in Pakistan