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In A First, ISIS Suspect Turns Into An Informer For British Spies: Report
In a first, an ISIS terror suspect in custody over suspicions of his role in Paris and Brussels terror attacks has turned into an informer for UK police intelligence services against the terror outfit.
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No Indication Of ISIS Planning To Acquire Nukes: US
There is no indication of the ISIS planning to acquire nuclear material, the US has said ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit during which world leaders are expected to discuss ways and means to prevent terrorists from obtaining and using atomic weapons.
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Brussels Attacks Stoke Fears About Security Of Belgian Nuclear Facilities
Ilyass Boughalab may be dead, but his brief stint working in Belgium's nuclear industry is still very much alive in the minds of this country's nuclear security officials worried about the Islamic State.
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Lawmakers Urge Barack Obama To Allow CIA Target-Killing Of ISIS Leaders
Leaders of the US Senate intelligence committee were secretly pushing President Barack Obama to allow the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to carry out target killings against ISIS leaders, local media reported on Thursday.
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ISIS Trains 400 Fighters To Attack Europe In Wave Of Bloodshed
The ISIS group has trained at least 400 fighters to target Europe in deadly waves of attacks, deploying interlocking terror cells like the ones that struck Brussels and Paris with orders to choose the time, place and method for maximum carnage, The Associated Press has learned.
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Barack Obama Says Unite Against Terror, Fight ISIS
US President Barack Obama urged nations Wednesday to unite against terrorism after the deadly jihadist attacks in Brussels and said wiping out the ISIS was his "top priority."
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John Kerry Off To Russia For Syria Talks After Brussels Attacks
Secretary of State John Kerry is heading to Moscow for talks on Ukraine and Syria as the attacks in Brussels underscored the urgency of fighting the ISIS.
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A Blurry Photo Hints At ISIS Tradecraft
The Belgian federal prosecutor's office confirmed the three men in a picture published in the Belgian news media are suspects in the airport bombings.
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In A First, ISIS Suspect Turns Into An Informer For British Spies: Report
In a first, an ISIS terror suspect in custody over suspicions of his role in Paris and Brussels terror attacks has turned into an informer for UK police intelligence services against the terror outfit.
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No Indication Of ISIS Planning To Acquire Nukes: US
There is no indication of the ISIS planning to acquire nuclear material, the US has said ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit during which world leaders are expected to discuss ways and means to prevent terrorists from obtaining and using atomic weapons.
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Brussels Attacks Stoke Fears About Security Of Belgian Nuclear Facilities
Ilyass Boughalab may be dead, but his brief stint working in Belgium's nuclear industry is still very much alive in the minds of this country's nuclear security officials worried about the Islamic State.
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Lawmakers Urge Barack Obama To Allow CIA Target-Killing Of ISIS Leaders
Leaders of the US Senate intelligence committee were secretly pushing President Barack Obama to allow the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to carry out target killings against ISIS leaders, local media reported on Thursday.
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ISIS Trains 400 Fighters To Attack Europe In Wave Of Bloodshed
The ISIS group has trained at least 400 fighters to target Europe in deadly waves of attacks, deploying interlocking terror cells like the ones that struck Brussels and Paris with orders to choose the time, place and method for maximum carnage, The Associated Press has learned.
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Barack Obama Says Unite Against Terror, Fight ISIS
US President Barack Obama urged nations Wednesday to unite against terrorism after the deadly jihadist attacks in Brussels and said wiping out the ISIS was his "top priority."
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John Kerry Off To Russia For Syria Talks After Brussels Attacks
Secretary of State John Kerry is heading to Moscow for talks on Ukraine and Syria as the attacks in Brussels underscored the urgency of fighting the ISIS.
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A Blurry Photo Hints At ISIS Tradecraft
The Belgian federal prosecutor's office confirmed the three men in a picture published in the Belgian news media are suspects in the airport bombings.
