Nearly 50 French ISIS suspects face Iraqi trials as death-penalty dispute returns
Nearly 50 French nationals accused of Islamic State membership are due to face Iraqi trials from September 20, where terrorism convictions can carry the death penalty.
Nearly 50 French nationals accused of Islamic State membership are due to face Iraqi trials from September 20, where terrorism convictions can carry the death penalty.
German prosecutors say a 24-year-old alleged ISIS supporter had recruited another person, obtained a firearm and scouted a Bremen church intended as the first target of a proposed terrorist group.
Germany’s cabinet has approved a 10-point Islamist terrorism plan after the Berlin Pride attacker carried out his attack two months after being convicted of preparing one.
Dutch prosecutors want a Syrian asylum recipient jailed for 17½ years, alleging he was an ISIS security chief whose name had appeared publicly before he received Dutch residency.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says Akhtar Mohammad Mansour initially sought dialogue with ISIS in 2015 and instructed him to contact its spokesman by email.
French Islamic State veteran Othman Garrido has told a Paris court he has abandoned jihadist ideology while standing trial over alleged involvement in executions in Syria.
Twenty-five French nationals accused of joining Islamic State have applied to the European Court of Human Rights after France refused to repatriate them from Iraq.