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India, Japan Call For Pahalgam Attack's Perpetrators To Be Brought To Justice Without Delay
India and Japan strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack and called for the perpetrators, organisers, and financiers of this reprehensible act to be brought to justice without any delay.
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Arrested Al-Qaeda Terrorists Were In Touch With Pak, ISI During Op Sindoor
The four al-Qaeda terrorists, who were arrested on Wednesday, were in regular touch and exchanged crucial information with the Pakistan Army and its ISI during Operation Sindoor in May, sources said.
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Days After Trump Praises Former Al Qaeda Terrorist, An Old Video Goes Viral
Less than a week after Donald Trump scripted history by rubbing shoulders with former Al Qaeda and ISIS terrorist, now Syrian President, Ahmad al-Sharaa, an old video of the latter has surfaced online, where he is seen expressing happiness over 9/11.
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US Accuses Binance Of Money Laundering For Hamas, ISIS And Al Qaeda
Hamas uses a global financing network to funnel support from charities and friendly nations, including by using cryptocurrencies.
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ISIS, Al Qaeda "Significant Challenge" Post Taliban's Takeover: Amit Shah
The situation in the South Asian region has changed after the regime change in Afghanistan in August last year, with the growing influence of Al-Qaeda and ISIS posing significant challenge to regional security, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday.
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Pakistan Behind Al Qaeda's "Jihad" Statement Naming Kashmir: Sources
After the last American soldier left Afghanistan on August 31 midnight, the terror outfit Al Qaeda released a statement in which it called for "global jihad" to liberate "Islamic lands", and mentioned Kashmir.
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Presence Of ISIS, Al Qaeda In Parts Of Yemen Needs To Be Addressed: India
India has said the presence of terrorist elements like ISIS and Al Qaeda in parts of Yemen and their continued attacks on civilian population needs to be addressed, stressing that the international community must unite to fight the "dark forces of terror" globally and hold those who support and shelter such terror groups accountable.
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Bomb Outside Shopping Centre Kills Two, Wounds 28 In Philippines
A crude bomb, blamed by security forces on a small pro-ISIS terrorist group, killed two people and wounded dozens on Monday in the southern Philippines, an army commander said.
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Video Shows Pervez Musharraf Seeking "Covert US Support" To Regain Power
In an embarrassment to Pervez Musharraf, the former Pakistani dictator was seen in a series of video clips, seeking covert US support to regain power and telling American lawmakers that he was "ashamed" of Pakistan's spy agency ISI for being negligent about Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden's whereabouts.
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Al Qaeda Affiliate AQIS "Ideologically Inclined" To Attack India: UN
Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), the terror group's newest affiliate, is "ideologically inclined" to carry out attacks inside India but its capability is believed to be low and is relatively isolated owing to increased security measures in the region, according to a UN report.
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India, Japan Call For Pahalgam Attack's Perpetrators To Be Brought To Justice Without Delay
India and Japan strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack and called for the perpetrators, organisers, and financiers of this reprehensible act to be brought to justice without any delay.
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Arrested Al-Qaeda Terrorists Were In Touch With Pak, ISI During Op Sindoor
The four al-Qaeda terrorists, who were arrested on Wednesday, were in regular touch and exchanged crucial information with the Pakistan Army and its ISI during Operation Sindoor in May, sources said.
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Days After Trump Praises Former Al Qaeda Terrorist, An Old Video Goes Viral
Less than a week after Donald Trump scripted history by rubbing shoulders with former Al Qaeda and ISIS terrorist, now Syrian President, Ahmad al-Sharaa, an old video of the latter has surfaced online, where he is seen expressing happiness over 9/11.
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US Accuses Binance Of Money Laundering For Hamas, ISIS And Al Qaeda
Hamas uses a global financing network to funnel support from charities and friendly nations, including by using cryptocurrencies.
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ISIS, Al Qaeda "Significant Challenge" Post Taliban's Takeover: Amit Shah
The situation in the South Asian region has changed after the regime change in Afghanistan in August last year, with the growing influence of Al-Qaeda and ISIS posing significant challenge to regional security, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday.
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Pakistan Behind Al Qaeda's "Jihad" Statement Naming Kashmir: Sources
After the last American soldier left Afghanistan on August 31 midnight, the terror outfit Al Qaeda released a statement in which it called for "global jihad" to liberate "Islamic lands", and mentioned Kashmir.
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Presence Of ISIS, Al Qaeda In Parts Of Yemen Needs To Be Addressed: India
India has said the presence of terrorist elements like ISIS and Al Qaeda in parts of Yemen and their continued attacks on civilian population needs to be addressed, stressing that the international community must unite to fight the "dark forces of terror" globally and hold those who support and shelter such terror groups accountable.
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Bomb Outside Shopping Centre Kills Two, Wounds 28 In Philippines
A crude bomb, blamed by security forces on a small pro-ISIS terrorist group, killed two people and wounded dozens on Monday in the southern Philippines, an army commander said.
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Video Shows Pervez Musharraf Seeking "Covert US Support" To Regain Power
In an embarrassment to Pervez Musharraf, the former Pakistani dictator was seen in a series of video clips, seeking covert US support to regain power and telling American lawmakers that he was "ashamed" of Pakistan's spy agency ISI for being negligent about Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden's whereabouts.
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Al Qaeda Affiliate AQIS "Ideologically Inclined" To Attack India: UN
Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), the terror group's newest affiliate, is "ideologically inclined" to carry out attacks inside India but its capability is believed to be low and is relatively isolated owing to increased security measures in the region, according to a UN report.
