The threat from Islamic State and al-Qaida extremists and their affiliates is most intense in parts of Africa, and risks are growing in Syria, which both groups view as a “a strategic base for external operations,” U.N. experts said in a new report
Islamic State and al-Qaida threat is intense in Africa, with growing risks in Syria, UN experts say
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