The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has busted a clandestine laboratory in Dehradun where a Syrian national manufactured Captagon, a banned synthetic stimulant popularly known as the ‘jihadi drug’, and arrested an Indian national who had leased the place to another Syrian, police officers aware of t»»»

The government is to introduce fast-track legislation giving authorities new proscription-like powers to ban organisations acting as proxies for foreign states, the Security Minister has told the House of Commons, as he set out the breadth of national security threats currently facing the United Ki»»»

  The Lagos State Government has sanctioned no fewer than 15 money lending firms for violating operational guidelines and engaging in practices considered detrimental to residents of the state. The State Commissioner for Home Affairs, Ibrahim Layode, di ... »»»

Syria said two soldiers were killed in an attack by unidentified assailants in the country's northeast on Monday, while a military source told AFP investigations were underway to identify the perpetrators. In recent months, Syria's new government has expanded its control to parts of the country's n»»»

After four women and nine children associated with Islamic State returned to Australia from Syria last week, the Australian Federal Police indicated some would be referred to community reintegration and countering violent extremism programs. Australia is not starting from scratch. Thirty-one Austra»»»

Authorities in the Texas city of Laredo said at least six bodies were found in a Union Pacific boxcar on Sunday afternoon. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo May 10 (UPI) -- At least six bodies were found in a boxcar in a Texas city along the Mexican border Sunday, according to authoritie»»»

Two women arrested upon arrival at Melbourne’s international airport overnight were on Friday morning charged with crimes against humanity.The Australian Federal Police (AFP) allege they travelled to Syria in 2014 with their husbands and that one was complicit in buying a slave while the ... »»»

SYDNEY: Counter-terrorism forces arrested two women for slavery on Thursday as they returned to Australia from Syria, where they allegedly committed “crimes against humanity” while supporting Islamic State jihadists. The women and their children—all Australian citizens—landed on Thursday evening af»»»

SYDNEY: Counter-terrorism forces arrested two women for slavery on Thursday (May 7) as they returned to Australia from Syria, where they allegedly committed "crimes against humanity" while supporting Islamic State militants. The women and their children - all Australian citizens - landed on Thursda»»»

SYDNEY: A group of women linked to Daesh terrorists face arrest when they land in Australia on Thursday, returning home years after allegedly sneaking into Syria to join the group’s self-declared caliphate. Four women and nine children — all Australian citizens — are due to land on Thursday evening»»»

SYDNEY – A group of women linked to Islamic State jihadists face arrest when they land in Australia on May 7, returning home years after allegedly sneaking into Syria to join the group’s self-declared caliphate. Four women and nine children – all Australian citizens – are due to land on the evening»»»

Australian authorities said on Wednesday that 13 nationals linked to alleged members of the extremist Islamic State (IS) group are planning to return home from Syria, according to (DW). The group consists of four women and nine children who had been living in the Roj camp in northern Syria. Local m»»»

Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett says some individuals will be arrested and charged. Australian police say that some members of a group of Australian women and children due to arrive in the country from Syria imminently will be arrested over alleged links to the ISIL (ISIS) arm»»»

Syrian security forces stand guard at the gate of al-Hol camp, which houses families of suspected Islamic State fighters. (EPA Images pic) SYDNEY: Several members of a group of 13 Australian women and children linked to alleged Islamic State jihadists will be arrested when they return home from Syr»»»

The Albanese government has confirmed that four Australian women and nine of their children who were linked to suspected Islamic State fighters in Syria are set to travel home. The group of 13 were expected to fly into Australia very soon, the home affairs minister, Tony Burke, said on Wednesday. “»»»

Syria on Thursday said it had taken control of all military bases previously hosting U.S. forces, who had long been in the country leading an international coalition against the Islamic State group. The foreign ministry in a statement said it "welcomes the completed handover of military sites where»»»