Souad Mekhennet

The unwillingness to punish President Vladimir Putin for a killing in Berlin ordered by Moscow added to the Kremlin’s sense of impunity before the Ukraine war.

The Islamic State’s regional affiliates in Africa are carrying out lethal attacks at a tempo far surpassing the parent organization that once ruled large swaths of Iraq and Syria.

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The parents and siblings of the accused shooter are ashamed and grieving for the victims, a close relative said.

Secret assassinations unit is said to be linked to at least four other killings, all under the orders of the militant group’s top leadership, the officials said.

A feared violent wave from former fighters has not materialized, but attacks are up in other parts of the world, including Iraq and Syria as well as parts of Africa.

The campaigns have included memes, graphics and false narratives about the victim and praise for two white men charged in the case.

Thousands of alleged email addresses and passwords linked to prominent organizations battling the coronavirus pandemic have been dumped on the Internet, where they almost immediately were used to foment hacking attempts and harassment by far-right extremists.

Security officials warned that extremist groups may be emboldened by the chaos.

In an interview, Jürgen Stock said, ‘We will see more of these attacks in the future.’

The images add to the information made public by Turkey as it seeks to fill out the narrative of what happened to Jamal Khashoggi.

The operation has led to “paralysis” at the agency and questions about what happens when once-fringe political parties come to power.

Europe has been aggressively locking up Islamist extremists since 2016. Now it faces a new problem: extremist hotbeds inside prisons.

Policy change will allow women in the kingdom to drive beginning next summer.

The agent was held for seeking to cooperate with the Islamists he was supposed to counter.

Khalid el-Masri was detained in Macedonia and taken to Afghanistan, where he was brutally interrogated for months, before he was released.

Friends identified the man who beheaded Western hostages as Mohammed Emwazi, born in Kuwait.