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Last Australians leave Syria camp holding suspected militant relatives, official says

  • “They were handed over to the Syrian government and transferred to the Syrian capital with the aim of sending them to Australia,” the official said
  • “There are no more Australians remaining in Roj“
By AFP ·

Ten Daesh suspects from Turkiye arrested in Syria: media

By AFP ·

Australian women linked to Daesh leave Syrian camp, ABC says

By Reuters ·

Nigeria says joint US strikes kill 175 Daesh militants, senior leaders

By Reuters ·
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Why Britain still wrestles with repatriating Daesh-linked families from detention camps in Syria

By Jonathan Gornall ·

Trump says Daesh group leader was killed in a joint US-Nigerian mission

By AFP ·

Daesh claims deadly attack on Syrian government forces

By Reuters ·

Syrian teen arrested in Germany over suspected Daesh-inspired plot

By AFP ·
Update

Australia charges two women linked to Daesh with slavery after return from Syria

By Reuters ·
Update

3 Australian women returning from Syria are arrested on suspicion of slavery and terrorism offenses

By AP ·

Australia says Daesh-linked citizens in Syria camp plan to return home

By Reuters ·

Afghan convicted of conspiracy in deadly suicide bombing at Kabul airport during US withdrawal

By AP ·

Nigerian troops kill 18 militants in northeast operations, military says

By Reuters ·

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Zahid Hussain
The unholy alliance between Pakistani Taliban and Daesh seriously threatens regional security
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