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According to the magazine Der Spiegel, there was also information about the Russian secret services that “might carry out political assassinations on German soil”

The latest issue of the Balkans edition of Islamic State's Rumiyah magazine publishes the latest terrorist threats aimed at the countries of the region.

According to the Sarajevo-based klix.ba website, one article states that Islamic State "has not forgotten the Balkans area, but has merely been preoccupied elsewhere."

ISIS (ISIL/Islamic State/Daesh) has called on supporters to place fake ads on popular websites to lure innocent victims who will be held hostage and then executed, according to NineNewsTV.

The latest edition of the terror group's online magazine Rumiyah outlines in chilling detail how would-be lone wolves can carry out such attacks.

Turkey's views on Syria are being listened to thanks to the ongoing Euphrates Shield Operation, Turkish Defense Minister Fikri Işık has said, adding that the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party's (PYD) plan to unite its cantons have been prevented. 

Turkish Defense Minister Fikri Işık said that Turkey's say on Syria was being listened to thanks to the ongoing Euphrates Shield operation and that the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party's (PYD) plan to unite cantons had been excluded. 

Lindita Cela has been named winner of CEI SEEMO's prestigious Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism in 2016 for her uncompromising investigations into corruption scandals and organized crime, including the problem of human trafficking in Europe.

The United States has applauded Turkey and Ankara-backed Syrian rebels after they took control of Syria's symbolically important town of Dabiq from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). 

A statement by the Turkish military on the morning of Oct. 3 said 15 members of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) had been killed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) while on their way to take the Syrian town of Dabiq from ISIL occupation.

German magazine Der Spiegel involves German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble in the Panama Papers case which was revealed last week and concern a massive data leak that has called into question the finances of the world‘s rich and powerful.

Based on official documents collected over the past year, several million euros "vanished from official records of two ministries over a 2-year period."