The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government reshaped Syria’s security environment without eliminating ISIS. The group has shifted from territorial control to small-cell operations and attacks on transitional government institutions, exploiting political tensions, weak security and gaps in state authority. Syria’s integration of Read More
ISIS-K remains a significant security threat in Afghanistan despite sustained pressure from security operations. The group continues to target civilians and religious communities, maintain operational networks, and use online propaganda to spread its ideology and recruit supporters. International monitoring organizations remain concerned Read More
