Attacks linked to Islamic State have killed more than 100 people in Afghanistan, the Middle East and Africa this calendar year alone, outpacing 2022
Anti-Islamic State coalition meets in Saudi Arabia, with focus on civilian-led efforts and security in AfricaSecretary of State Antony Blinken emphasized the importance of repatriating foreign terrorist fighters to limit the risk of them returning to the Islamic State. Photo: Ahmed Yosri/Reuters
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