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A recent report reveals that the profile of jihadists in Spain is increasingly diverse, with significant changes in age, gender, and nationality among those arrested.

The article discusses the urgent need for development in eastern Senegal to counter the threat of jihadism in the border regions with Mali and Mauritania.

At least 30 people have been killed in three separate jihadist attacks in northern Nigeria over recent days, according to local authorities.

Jihadist groups have intensified their attacks in the border regions of Nigeria, Niger, and Benin, with a significant increase in violence reported in recent years.

This article discusses the local vigilance in eastern Senegal to guard against the rising threat of jihadism in the region, particularly due to recent attacks in neighboring Mali.

Syria has confirmed that thousands of families of ISIS terrorists have escaped from the al-Hol camp amid a chaotic withdrawal by Kurdish-led SDF forces.

An 18-year-old man in Vallecas, Spain, was arrested after stabbing three people while proclaiming jihadist messages and claiming he was a messenger of Allah.

Dr. Jamal Rifi believes that families associated with Islamic State in Syria will eventually return to Australia despite recent setbacks in their repatriation efforts.

The residents of Kidira, a frontier town in eastern Senegal, are increasingly worried about jihadist threats following attacks just across the border in Mali.

In eastern Senegal, truck drivers are increasingly concerned about jihadist threats following recent attacks near the Malian border.

This article profiles a Malian truck driver who survived a jihadist attack in eastern Senegal amid rising threats to truck convoys crossing from Mali.

The Islamic State has urged its members in Syria to prioritize fighting against the newly established secular government and national army of Syria.

Jihadist attacks in northwestern Nigeria have resulted in the deaths of over 30 people, according to police reports.

The US has deployed approximately 100 soldiers to Nigeria to assist in training the Nigerian military in combating jihadism.

The article examines the shifts in the Muslim Brotherhood's influence and the Islamic movement's role in the aftermath of the Syrian regime's downfall in 2024.

The recent jihadist attack in Burkina Faso has resulted in the deaths of ten soldiers, amid growing violence linked to ISIS and Al-Qaeda in the region.

Exiled Malian Imam Mahmoud Dicko has called for an end to the jihadist violence in the Sahel, advocating for a sub-regional solution.

The United States plans to deploy 200 troops to Nigeria to assist in training the military to combat Islamist militants.

The resurgence of jihadist violence in South Asia has reignited fears among governments about the spread of terrorism that was previously thought to be contained.

An Iraqi Christian's murder in Lyon highlights the rising tide of jihadist violence in France, according to legal advocate David Andic.

Two men have been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for promoting jihadist terrorism and indoctrinating youth in Melilla from 2015 to 2022.

The German government is willing to strengthen ties with Syria's new transitional president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, despite ongoing concerns over human rights and criticism regarding his previous affiliation with jihadism.

In 2025, Spain recorded its highest number of jihadist arrests since 2004, with a total of 100 detentions, yet this has not heightened the public's perception of the threat.

The article discusses the growing cooperation between Iran and Venezuela in the context of jihadism and drug trafficking amid geopolitical tensions involving the West.

The article discusses how Istanbul has become a financial hub for Hamas, as outlined by detainee Adel Ibrahim Salameh, who claims that while Hamas faces opposition in Jordan and Egypt, it finds acceptance in Turkey under Erdogan's regime.

The article discusses the transformation of Ahmad al-Sara from an Al-Qaeda prisoner to Syria's president seeking fashion advice from Britain, highlighting his shift from jihadist notoriety to a more refined public image.

The article discusses the political backlash from the right in Italy against the judiciary amidst an ongoing investigation into jihadist infiltrations, criticizing the left for its alleged connections with pro-Hamas networks discovered in Liguria.

A recent report reveals that over 400 million Christians live in countries with severe religious freedom violations, with 220 million directly exposed to persecution in sub-Saharan Africa, where jihadist violence has resulted in thousands of deaths and millions of displaced Christians.

The article discusses Trump's justification for attacking ISIS in Nigeria by citing the killing of Christians, while also highlighting that victims of jihadism in the region belong to all faiths.

Trump's military actions against ISIS bases in Nigeria serve as a strong message to both Islamists and a seemingly inactive Europe amidst the rising jihadist threat in Africa.