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75% of Afghanistan is under Taliban control, as journalist Marine Jacquemin reports on the strict prohibitions affecting daily life in the country.
Five computers, ten hard drives, and 110 thumb drives were recovered during the raid that killed Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan, on May 2, 2011.
Five armed fighters join Abd al-Rahman Hayashi in a mission to cut off supply routes to the Syrian regime during the civil war.
Two journalists, John Cantlie and James Foley, were abducted in Syria, leading to a prolonged hostage crisis that affected international relations.
Nineteen-year-old Hassam Smati plotted a devastating attack in Dallas, but an FBI undercover sting thwarted his plans to detonate a massive truck bomb.
The rise of jihadist movements in the late 20th century, marked by key events like the 9/11 attacks, reshaped global security and political landscapes.
60 million firearms are distributed across Yemen, a country of only 20 million people, complicating efforts to combat terrorism.
An estimated 80,000 people have been killed since the Communist Party came to power in Afghanistan in 1978, prompting armed resistance from the mujahideen.
Recent attacks in Mombasa target Muslim sheiks linked to al Shabaab and the Westgate attack.
A $25 million bounty was placed on Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, following his rise to infamy in the early 2000s.
Anjem Choudary is found guilty of terror offences and faces up to ten years in prison.
A former British jihadi recounts his disillusionment with ISIS after initially being drawn to Syria by the group's romanticized portrayal of jihad.
A terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo in France leaves 12 dead and raises fears of jihadist violence.
More than 880,000 people died in the October 2005 earthquake in Pakistan, prompting Jamaat-ud-Dawa to provide aid despite its designation as a terrorist organization.
1.5 billion Muslims are implicated in a radical ideology as extremists in England exploit legal protections to spread their message of jihad.
Abderrozak Benarabe, a Copenhagen gangster, joins jihad in Syria after a deal with God.
Medyan Dairieh meets an Islamic State member indoctrinating children for jihad.
Muhammad Hassan Khalid, a former high school honor student, reflects on his transition from a failed murder plot to a convicted terrorist and the challenges of reintegration.
Medyan Dairieh documents al Nusra's fight against President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
Watch Medyan Dairieh's exclusive access to al Nusra, the Syrian branch of al Qaeda.
Mass graves filled with bodies reveal the brutal consequences of ISIS's reign in Sinjar and Raqqa, cities that have suffered under the group's control.
Mustafa recounts his seven years as a detainee at Guantanamo Bay and the impact on his life.
3,500 pupils from Pakistan and Afghanistan study at Darul Uloom Haqqania, where they receive education in a hardline interpretation of Islam.
Nearly 3 million people live in Sadr City, a Baghdad slum where mosques cannot hold enough funerals for the dead.
Pakistan's secret service is scrutinized for aiding the Taliban's power in Afghanistan.
Abdul Haq returns to London street preaching after David Haynes' beheading by ISIS militants.
A $10 million bounty is placed on Shamil Basayev, the commander accused of masterminding the Beslan school hostage crisis that left many children dead.
Ayatollah Sistani's influence in Iraq is crucial for the new government's stability in June 2004.
Tania Georgelas, the ex-wife of ISIS leader Abu Omar al-Shishani, confronts her extremist past while striving to create a new life in the United States.
Riyad Khan joins the islamist militant group isis, seeking a brighter future in Syria.
The Islamic State's caliphate faces collapse as Mosul's battle intensifies against its fighters.
In Syria, Amer Deghayes from Brighton joins the fight against Assad forces, motivated by the death of his brother Abdullah and the arrival of his brother Jaffer.
Radical Islamist preachers recruit thousands of Tunisian youths within days of the Arab Spring.
Five Britons per week traveled to Syria in 2014 to join militant groups, including 19-year-old Ibrahim Kamara from Brighton, who was later killed.
The fate of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is unclear this morning after U.S. airstrikes.
