Five Killed, 3 Hurt in a Shooting At Mogadishu Cafe
At least five people are dead and three others wounded in a shooting spree at a busy cafe in Mogadishu on Saturday night, witnesses said.
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Al Qaeda confirms death of senior leader Tamimi in Marib air strike
Al Qaeda on Sunday confirmed the death of a senior leader in its Yemen branch in a suspected US air strike last month.
Ericsson pays US$207m DoJ fine over alleged bribery in Iraq
Swedish telecommunications equipment provider Ericsson has paid a fine of US$207 million over breaches of a deferred prosecution agreement reached with the US Department of...
Two Red Cross workers kidnapped in Mali
Two workers with the International Committee of the Red Cross were kidnapped in northern Mali on Saturday, the organisation said, the latest abduction in the...
We can not Ignore the Terror Threat From Somalia
A recent American commando raid against a high-profile Islamic State leader in East Africa offers a reminder that terrorist groups continue to pose a major...
Terror fissures
A report from the US State Department has spelt out some obvious realities. It is a source of immediate concern for the statehood of Pakistan,...
Four IS-K Commanders Wanted in India Shot Dead in Pakistan-Afghanistan
Within a month, four Islamic State Khorasan commanders wanted in India have been killed in separate shootouts in Pakistan-Afghanistan.
ISIS continues to pose ideological threat
Former Iraqi prime minister on Thursday warned that though defeated territorially, the Islamic State (ISIS) continues to pose a threat as an ideology.
DOJ launches new effort to target corporate sanctions evasion
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco announced a new effort by the Justice Department on Thursday to target corporate sanctions evasion and other financial crimes that...
US offers up to $5 million reward for leader of DR Congo ADF militia
The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) is one of the deadliest armed groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a volatile region that has been plagued...
Ericsson pleads guilty in U.S. to federal bribery violations
Ericsson will pay over $200 million in penalties for allegedly violating a non-prosecution agreement regarding the company’s yearslong bribery campaigns.
Takeaways from the State Department’s Report on Terrorism
The State Department’s annual—at least it’s supposed to be annual—report on terrorism released this past week to cover terrorism trends from 2021