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NewsDesk MC May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 australia, Australian nationals, counterterrorism, crimes against humanity, daesh, Damascus, foreign fighters, international coalition, islamic state, kurdish forces, middle east, Qamishli, refugee camps, repatriation, Roj Camp, security, slavery charges, syria, Syrian Conflict, terrorism, women and children

Australia Repatriates Final Nationals from Syria’s Roj Camp

Qamishli-The last Australian women and children held in a camp in northeastern Syria housing relatives of suspected foreign militants have

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NewsDesk MC April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 anti-tank missiles, Bashar al-Assad, counterterrorism, daesh, Damascus, Global Coalition against Daesh, Homs, insurgency, islamic state, Middle East security, militant groups, Palmyra, post-Assad Syria, RPG launchers, SANA, security raid, syria, Syrian Conflict, Syrian Interior Ministry, Syrian security forces, terrorist cell

Syrian Forces Raid Homs Cell, Seize Heavy Weapons in Security Sweep

Londo — Syrian authorities said they dismantled what they described as a terrorist cell in the central province of Homs

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NewsDesk MC April 23, 2026April 23, 2026 Baghdad embassy, cash shipment, counterterrorism, Erbil attacks, Esmail Qaani, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, iran, iraq, Iraqi oil revenues, islamic state, Middle East conflict, militia attacks, new york times, regional tensions, security cooperation, Tommy Pigott, united states, US foreign policy, US State Department, wall street journal

US Halts $500 Million Cash Transfer to Iraq Amid Militia Tensions

Baghdad — The United States has blocked a shipment of nearly $500 million in cash bound for Iraq and suspended

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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 Bashar al Assad, Bruno Lafont, corporate accountability, corporate ethics, counterterrorism law, financial crime, france, global business, Holcim, islamic state, jabhat al nusra, Lafarge, legal proceedings, Middle East conflict, multinational corporations, Paris court, sanctions violations, Syria conflict, terrorism financing, War Economy

French Court to Rule on Lafarge Terror Financing Case

Paris— A Paris court is set to deliver its verdict on Monday in the case against Lafarge and eight former

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NewsDesk MC April 11, 2026April 11, 2026 child soldiers, daesh, deradicalization, foreign fighters, france, French nationals, human rights, humanitarian law, international law, Iraq detention, ISIS fighters, islamic state, kurdish forces, legal case, Marie Dose, Matthieu Bagard, Middle East conflict, prison conditions, repatriation, Syria conflict, terrorism, US coalition, War Crimes, war victims

French Lawyers Seek Repatriation of Former Child Recruits Held in Iraq

Paris— Lawyers representing three French nationals held in Iraq said on Friday the men, recruited by the Islamic State as

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NewsDesk MC April 3, 2026April 3, 2026 Allied Democratic Forces, armed conflict, Bafwakoa, Central Africa, civilian killings, counterterrorism, Democratic Republic of the Congo, humanitarian crisis, insurgency, islamic state, Ituri province, Mambasa territory, militant attack, North Kivu, rebel groups, regional instability, saudi arabia, security crisis, Ugandan forces, violence against civilians

Islamic State-Linked Rebels Kill 43 in Eastern Congo Attack

Kinhasa— At least 43 people were killed in an attack in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo on Wednesday, with

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NewsDesk MC April 2, 2026April 2, 2026 AntiSemitism, australia, Australia government, Bondi Beach, court decision, crime news, gun laws, hate speech laws, inquiry, islamic state, judicial transparency, legal ruling, mass shooting, media freedom, Naveed Akram, open justice, public interest, security, social cohesion, suppression order, Sydney, terror attack, video link hearing

Sydney court rejects anonymity bid by accused Bondi gunman

Sydney — An Australian court on Thursday rejected a request by Naveed Akram, accused of carrying out a mass shooting

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Millichronicle November 10, 2025November 10, 2025 Ahmed al-Sharaa, Bashar Assad, Brad Cooper, CENTCOM, counterterrorism, daesh, Diplomacy, donald trump, Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham, HTS, International Relations, islamic state, Middle East Diplomacy, Middle East peace, rebuilding Syria, regional stability, syria, Syria news, Syrian politics, Syrian reconstruction, terrorism blacklist, Tom Barrack, Tommy Pigott, U.S. foreign policy, U.S. State Department, U.S.-led coalition, U.S.-Syria relations, un sanctions, united nations, White House visit, World Bank

Syria’s President Ahmed Al-Sharaa Makes Historic U.S. Visit After Removal from Terrorism Blacklist

Washington — Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa arrived in the United States on Saturday for a landmark official visit, a day

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Millichronicle June 28, 2025June 28, 2025 anti-terror operations, bangladesh, foreign militants, Home Minister Malaysia, isis, islamic state, Johor Bahru court, malaysia, Malaysia arrests, Malaysia extremism, Malaysia police, Malaysia refugee policy, migrant security, radicalization, refugee crisis, Royal Malaysia Police, Shah Alam court, Southeast Asia, terror financing, terrorism

Malaysia Arrests 36 Bangladeshis Over ISIS Links, Vows Zero Tolerance for Foreign Extremists

Kuala Lumpur – In a sweeping counter-terrorism operation that underscores Malaysia’s firm stance against radical ideologies, authorities arrested 36 Bangladeshi

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Millichronicle May 11, 2025May 11, 2025 Abul Kalam Azad, democratic system, extremism, India-Pakistan, Islamic governance, Islamic history, islamic state, kharijites, madrasas, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, mosques, Muslim scholars, Muslim world, pakistan, Partition of India, political islam, religious institutions, religious violence, Shaykh Mohammed Rahmani, South Asia

Indian Scholar Slams Pakistan: Islam Exploited, Mosques Weaponized

New Delhi — In a recent public statement, Shaykh Mohammed Rahmani, a prominent Indian Islamic scholar and head of the

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