Why did teenage Somali-Norwegian sisters flee to Syria to join ISIS?The author who investigated the story learned the girls’ father was lying, and was threatened by a Norwegian tabloid
ISIS foreign fighters are coming home. Now what?We take stock of how many have returned and what the Liberals are doing about it.
De-radicalization can work for former ISIS fightersPrime Minister Justin Trudeau and Tory leader Andrew Scheer have fiercely debated the fate of radicalized fighters who return to Canada
What should Canada do about returning jihadists?Arresting them all won’t work, says a leading expert who argues for ’reintegration’ into Canadian society
2014-2017: An obituary for ISISAdnan R. Khan: The so-called Islamic State has fallen. Its caliphate has crumbled, but its ideological fervor lives on.
Why the war against ISIS is going to get worseISIS was driven from Mosul, but at a devastating price. The other Iraqi and Syrian cities it still controls will also not fall easily.
Why the death of ISIS’s leader could spell troubleIf Baghdadi is indeed dead, it will cripple ISIS, but it could also lead to a resurgence of an even more dangerous al Qaeda
Islamic State has weaponized childrenIslamic State uses children for propaganda, it trains them to be killers, and now it is targeting children for attack
Q&A: Malcolm Nance on U.S. security and ISIS, a future ’ghost caliphate’Intelligence expert, ex-soldier and author Malcolm Nance discusses Donald Trump, Michael Flynn, and the Quebec mosque shooting
After the MOAB, Afghanistan reverberates stillThe U.S. says its massive bomb was the right tool for the right target, but Afghan officials argue Islamic State was already on the retreat