The Islamic State's West Africa Province (ISWAP) claimed mortar strikes on Nigerian army positions in two towns in Borno, Nigeria, and published photos of its rocket attack on Diffa airport in Niger.
Anonymous users on a chan board recently urged New Zealanders to steal guns as a response to the country’s recent ban on assault rifles, and also advised other actions such as ones of violence or vandalism, such as burning down mosques to “accelerate” a conflict along racial and religious lines.
An Islamic State (IS)-aligned group re-released a German chant produced by the IS' al-Hayat Media Center in 2014, showing new clips and images and featuring Spanish subtitles.
Revealing aerial footage of targets, Yemen’s Houthis threatened a desalination and power plant near Jazan, Saudi Arabia.
In its second video release from Baghuz, Syria, the Islamic State (IS) featured a fighter calling on lone wolves around the world to avenge the besieged and "make rivers of their blood".
In an issue with multiple "exclusives," installment 174 in the Islamic State's (IS) al-Naba newspaper reported fighters killing six Russian soldiers in Homs, Syria, and a previously-undocumented suicide bombing in Niger.
A neo-Nazi social media account recently attempted to justify the Christchurch shooter’s actions by using the tragic death of young Ebba Ackerlund, much like the attacker – Brenton Tarrant – did in his own manifesto.
The Syria-based al-Qaeda (AQ)-aligned Hurras al-Deen released a statement on the shootings at two mosques in New Zealand, arguing that the attack demonstrates an endemic hatred of "disbelievers" for Muslims.
In a video featuring disturbing clips from Islamic State (IS) videos of beheading prisoners, the IS-aligned Caliphate Cyber Shield (CCS) threatened New Zealand.
As Shi'ites in the Afghan capital, Kabul, gathered at a shrine to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, the Islamic State (IS) claimed inflicting 50 casualties among them in three bombings.
A video from Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) documents the group’s battles to “liberate” and maintain control over Idlib and surrounding areas.
The Shabaab al-Mujahideen Movement, al-Qaeda's (AQ) branch in Somalia, announced that it has regained control over Busar, a town near the Somalia-Kenya border in Gedo region, following the withdrawal by Kenyan forces, and freed prisoners from a jail amidst an offensive in Bal'ad, in Middle Shabelle.
An alleged Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighter (BIFF) member incited for suicide attacks in the Philippines on Facebook.
A pro-al-Qaeda (AQ) fundraising group launched a new Telegram channel dedicated to a project requesting Ramadan donations to Syria.
An activist website recently shared a claim of attack against vehicles owned by the German automation company, Siemens, in the city of Munich, Germany.
Far-left actors claimed a direct action targeting a Banca Intesa Sanpaolo cash machine in Rome, Italy.
A pressure cooker bomb manual was distributed by an Islamic State (IS/ISIS)-linked Telegram channel, along with an incitement against the Indonesian police instructing to put the bombs “under their patrol cars.”
A pressure cooker bomb manual was distributed by an Islamic State (IS/ISIS)-linked Telegram channel, along with an incitement against the Indonesian police instructing to put the bombs “under their patrol cars.”
A neo-Nazi social media account recently shared a photograph of a supposed mural featuring the Christchurch Mosque attacker – Brenton Tarrant – portrayed as a saint, very similar to an image that has been recently shared to certain far-right online spaces and profiles.
Far-left extremists are fundraising through PayPal for an arrested individual accused of an arson attack in Lefkimmi, Corfu.
As the world digests the heartbreaking details of last week’s white nationalist terrorist attack against two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, we must once more reckon with the same horrid violence we’ve seen from Dylann Roof, Robert Bowers, and others in recent years—the latest reminder in the post 9/11 West that terrorism is not limited to radical jihadists.
