Reports indicate fatalities following attacks by jihadists in the northern region of Nigeria.

Government and allied forces in Burkina Faso have killed more than twice as many civilians as Islamist militants have since 2023, according to a tally of incidents documented in a report published on…

A presidential candidate in Benin has vowed to establish new police forces dedicated to fighting jihadist groups if elected.

Mali has released over 100 suspected jihadists as part of a deal with an Al-Qaeda affiliate to ensure the safe passage of fuel convoys to the capital, Bamako.

Suicide bombings show resilience of Nigerian jihadists despite years of war  The Straits Times

At least 65 Nigerian soldiers were killed in a series of attacks by the jihadist group ISWAP in the northeastern part of the country.

The antiwar front’s non-Western flank is joined by a sizable Western opposition to the war on both sides of the Atlantic.

French female jihadists who followed ISIS, often with their children, and returned from Iraq or Syria, are now set to face justice in France for their deep involvement with the terrorist organization.

Jihadist militants have killed eight Nigerian soldiers in an attack in the northeast region of Nigeria.

Syria has confirmed a mass escape of individuals from the Al-Hol camp, which houses relatives of jihadists.

Chad's embassy reported that suspected Boko Haram jihadists kidnapped seven Chadians in neighboring Niger, resulting in the death of one of the hostages.

Armed jihadists ambushed security forces in a village in Kebbi state, northwestern Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of several soldiers.

More than a hundred suspected jihadists have been released in Mali as part of an agreement to allow the passage of fuel convoys.

Nigerian military forces have reported killing 80 jihadists during operations in the country's northeast region.

Recent suicide bombings demonstrate the continued resilience of Nigerian jihadist groups, despite years of ongoing conflict and military efforts to suppress them.

Northwestern and central border regions of Nigeria have become a hub for armed extremists, who are penetrating through a new corridor, engaging in looting and killings, threatening to destabilize the country and the wider region.

The Spanish political party Vox has reopened doubts about the intellectual authorship of the 11-M Madrid train bombings 22 years later, with a regional deputy claiming thousands of jihadists have entered Spain since then.

Suspected jihadists attacked a village in northeastern Nigeria, kidnapping more than 100 people and killing several civilians and soldiers.

West African states have decided to create a new 2,000-strong force to combat the growing jihadist threat in the region, according to diplomatic and military sources.

Former Tunisian Prime Minister Ali Larayedh has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for allegedly aiding jihadists in traveling to Syria.

Kurdish forces guarding the Al-Hol camp in Syria were forced to flee due to an attack by the Syrian army, resulting in the escape of thousands of jihadists.

Syria confirms mass escape from Al-Hol camp for relatives of jihadists  Naharnet

The Swiss Federal Prosecutor's Office is investigating a record number of jihadists and aims to enhance its efficiency against Islamists and mafiosi, with Federal Prosecutor Stefan Blättler emphasizing the importance of international cooperation, provided there is political will.

Benin's ruling party presidential candidate has pledged to establish municipal police forces in northern border towns to defend against persistent attacks from jihadist groups.

Mali has reportedly released over a hundred suspected jihadists in exchange for securing the passage of fuel convoys.

US court decisions, with names and details, have revealed how Turkey transformed into an operational base and safe passage for ISIS's network recruiting and transporting jihadists to Syria.

Suicide bombings show resilience of Nigerian jihadists despite years of war  The Straits Times

The Algerian army announced that it killed seven jihadists in an operation, but also lost three soldiers. President Abdelmajid Tebboune extended his condolences to the families of the fallen military personnel.

A string of jihadist attacks in Nigeria Monday killed at least 14 people, including 10 soldiers, according to local civilian and military sources. The post Nigerian jihadists kill at least 10 troops in ‘coordinated’ raids appeared first on Vanguard News.

Fifteen soldiers were killed by Al-Qaeda-linked jihadists in Benin, as West Africa continues to suffer a surge in attacks by various militant groups.

Jihadist militants in Nigeria's northeast killed eight Nigerian soldiers, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.

Former Tunisian PM jailed for 24 years for aiding jihadists to travel to Syria  africanews.com

Syria's interior ministry confirmed that thousands of women and children related to suspected Islamic State members escaped from the al-Hol detention camp last month.

Al Hol, the largest camp for relatives of Islamic State jihadists in Syria, which had been under Kurdish forces' control until late January, is now being closed.