Jeff Seldin of VOAnews

U.S. and European intelligence officials are beginning to grudgingly accept that the deadly terror attacks in Brussels by the Islamic

Europe’s new counterterror centre unlikely to make quick impact

Europe’s latest effort to counter the growing threat from foreign fighters is being hailed as a hopeful first step but

Western intelligence agencies are increasingly worried that Islamic State militants will soon find ways to carry out more and increasingly

U.S. diplomats and military officials are urging Russia and Turkey to tone down their rhetoric, worried the growing dispute over

Western military officials are sounding new alarms over the increasing amount of heavy and sophisticated weaponry ending up in the

The United States is telling its citizens abroad to be on guard for possible terror attacks, while at the same