Rukmini Callimachi The New York Times

Donald Trump, America's President-elect, may have made defeating ISIS his main campaign promise, but ISIS and Al Qaeda platforms are exulting at Mr Trump's victory, says the New York Times' Rukmini Callimachi, one of the worlds leading journalists on the ISIS beat.

The day he left Syria with instructions to carry out a terrorist attack in France, Reda Hame, 29, a computer technician from Paris, had been a member of the Islamic State for just over a week.

The identification of Khalid and Ibrahim El Bakraoui as suicide bombers in the deadly Brussels attacks is confronting investigators and counterterrorism experts with a disturbingly recurrent question: Why do so many terrorists turn out to be brothers?

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.

Locked inside a room where the only furniture was a bed, the 16-year-old learned to fear the sunset, because nightfall started the countdown to her next rape.

A video released Sunday by the Islamic State appears to show the mass beheading of a group of 21 Coptic Christians, who are made to kneel beside the sea in what is identified as the coast near Tripoli, Libya.

The parents of Kayla Mueller, the American aid worker abducted in 2013 by the Islamic State, issued a statement on Tuesday confirming her death, four days after the militant group claimed she had been killed in a Jordanian airstrike.

Donald Trump, America's President-elect, may have made defeating ISIS his main campaign promise, but ISIS and Al Qaeda platforms are exulting at Mr Trump's victory, says the New York Times' Rukmini Callimachi, one of the worlds leading journalists on the ISIS beat.

The day he left Syria with instructions to carry out a terrorist attack in France, Reda Hame, 29, a computer technician from Paris, had been a member of the Islamic State for just over a week.

The identification of Khalid and Ibrahim El Bakraoui as suicide bombers in the deadly Brussels attacks is confronting investigators and counterterrorism experts with a disturbingly recurrent question: Why do so many terrorists turn out to be brothers?

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.

Locked inside a room where the only furniture was a bed, the 16-year-old learned to fear the sunset, because nightfall started the countdown to her next rape.

A video released Sunday by the Islamic State appears to show the mass beheading of a group of 21 Coptic Christians, who are made to kneel beside the sea in what is identified as the coast near Tripoli, Libya.

The parents of Kayla Mueller, the American aid worker abducted in 2013 by the Islamic State, issued a statement on Tuesday confirming her death, four days after the militant group claimed she had been killed in a Jordanian airstrike.