Syria’s Jihadist-Turned-President Seeks New Allies – The New York Times
In a surprising pivot, Syria's former jihadist leader is now seeking new alliances as he steps into the presidential arena. ...
In a surprising pivot, Syria's former jihadist leader is now seeking new alliances as he steps into the presidential arena. ...
A surprising trend has emerged in the recruitment strategies of ISIS, with nearly half of its new members hailing from ...
In a tragic incident, at least six people were killed in a blast at a mosque known as the "University ...
In a tragic incident in Pakistan, several security officers were killed in a blast claimed by Baloch separatists. The attack ...
Iraq has arrested a Syrian national wanted for his alleged involvement in terrorism, according to Shafaq News. This operation underscores ...
A suicide blast at a madrasa in Pakistan, notorious as a "university of jihad," has claimed five lives. The attack ...
In "Can Abu Mohammad al-Jolani Make Syria Great Again?" Newsweek explores the ambitions of the HTS leader to reshape northern ...
For the first time in seven months, U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments to Asia are commanding higher prices than...
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