About ten French former soldiers, including some from elite units, have joined the jihadis.

The U.S. seems to be doing a capable job in keeping track of the numbers of and details about American jihadists in the Middle East.

Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.

From alcoholics and drug addicts to divorced parents, the terror group finds recruits among the troubled and vulnerable in Turkey.

Britain is beginning to wake up to the problem of its Muslim citizens serving with ISIS in Syria and Iraq, but can it crack down on this problem without crushing civil liberties?

A British MP has shone a light on radicalism he says is far more pervasive than the government admits.

“I’m getting good with these bombs,” writes the twenty-year-old British jihadist.

“We have experience” of Indonesians returning as terrorists from Afghanistan, and don’t want to repeat it with ISIS, officials said.