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British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond states that going to fight for a terrorist organization is a criminal act and a one-way ticket.
A Red Cross worker was murdered in Kandahar, shot 20 times, as violence and lawlessness rise in southern and eastern Afghanistan.
Suicide bombings at Kabul airport claim lives of desperate Afghans and U.S. Marines.
A 21-gun salute at Burhanuddin Rabbani's funeral triggers panic among attendees in Kabul, reflecting the city's tense security situation.
Israel imposes a complete blockade on Gaza after a deadly attack on Saturday.
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports on Al Qaeda's operations in Yemen and their claim for the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Al Qaeda's training camps reopen in Waziristan, showcasing Mullah Dadullah's recruitment efforts.
Al-Qaeda attacks a hospital in Yemen, killing 52 civilians in a failed operation.
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.
An Afghan interpreter recounts threats from the Taliban while serving the US Army in Afghanistan.
Hooligans against Salafists protests Islamist extremism while facing Islamophobia accusations.
Ongoing war crimes by Russia against civilians in Ukraine, including bombings and kidnappings, raise questions about the country's designation as a terrorist state.
Twelve armed men accompany a convoy from Kabul to Jalalabad, where journalists face threats from local warlords and ongoing violence in Afghanistan.
A former British jihadi recounts his disillusionment with ISIS after initially being drawn to Syria by the group's romanticized portrayal of jihad.
The Westgate Shopping mall siege in Nairobi reveals tensions in Little Mogadishu.
Boko Haram attacks Northern Nigeria and Chad, causing destruction and civilian casualties.
A retired FBI agent discusses the unpreparedness during the Charlottesville violence.
Kurdish peshmerga defend a city from ISIS as residents flee towards Erbil amid mortar attacks.
3,000 people died in the 9/11 attacks, prompting Dick Cheney to discuss the shift in U.S. policy towards terrorism and national security.
Over 3 million people travel on the London Tube daily, prompting emergency services to conduct a major training exercise just weeks before a terrorist attack.
1.5 billion Muslims are implicated in a radical ideology as extremists in England exploit legal protections to spread their message of jihad.
John Kiriakou spent two years in federal prison after revealing that CIA detainee Abu Zubaydah was waterboarded, a detail he disclosed in 2007.
Twenty-three Americans, including 22 ex-CIA operatives, were convicted for their involvement in the 2003 abduction of Abu Omar in Milan.
Hamas attacks Israel, prompting calls for Netanyahu's resignation and urgent hostage rescue efforts.
2,500 students at a madrasa in Pakistan are recruited to support the Taliban's efforts to export their ideology across borders.
On Market Street in Birstall, eyewitnesses recount the violent attack that led to the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox by Tommy Mair, a man with far-right affiliations.
In January, Parisians gather to mourn victims and express resilience against extremism.
Camp 6 in Guantanamo Bay houses many detainees under constant surveillance and force feeding policies.
In August 2021, a US drone strike in Kabul mistakenly targets civilians after Taliban takeover.
Medyan Dairieh meets an Islamic State member indoctrinating children for jihad.
Hamas terror attack on Israel leads to the largest mass murder of Jews since the Holocaust.
The U.S. has tactical successes against AQAP but lacks a strategic policy for Yemen.
Pakistan's nuclear proliferation network has been linked to clients like Libya and Iran, raising alarms about the potential for nuclear weapons to fall into terrorist hands.
Forty interpreters have submitted letters to the embassy seeking visas, but many remain trapped in Afghanistan, facing threats from the Taliban.
A man drove his vehicle into a crowd of counter-protesters in Charlottesville, killing Heather Heyer and injuring 19 others during the 2017 rally.
Military coups in West Africa, particularly in Burkina Faso, are complicating U.S. counter-terrorism efforts amid rising violent extremism linked to al-Qaeda and ISIS.
People from Israel, Tokyo, London, and Mexico City discuss the roots of terrorism.
Katie Engelhardt reports on France's changes one year after the Paris terror attacks.
Hezbollah traffics drugs globally, impacting the Middle East and South American cartels.
Fifty people died in the Christchurch mosque shootings, prompting Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to announce a ban on military-style semi-automatic weapons.
More than 200 terrorist attacks by groups aligned with al Qaeda or the Islamic State occurred in West Africa as jihadist activities intensified.
Fifteen of the 19 September 11 hijackers came from Abha, a town in Saudi Arabia's conservative southwest, raising questions about the kingdom's ties to extremism.
Uzbekistan's government risks being labeled a monster for its treatment of critics and terror suspects.
The U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003 created a chaotic environment that allowed an insurgency to flourish, ultimately contributing to the rise of ISIS.
Hezbollah traffics drugs globally while laundering money for South American cartels.
The battle in Marawi displaced 360,000 people and resulted in over a thousand deaths, exposing the Philippines' vulnerability to extremism.
More than 2,500 students attend the Hakan madrasa in Pakistan, where education focuses on Islamic teachings amid a backdrop of political distrust and military operations.
A community cleanup event in Anacostia took place 48 hours before Joe Biden's inauguration, reflecting the city's tense atmosphere after the Capitol attack.
