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  Jihadist Economy Is Churning For Looting Taxes Even under the rule of the jihadist, death and taxes remain the two great constants of life. Some learn that the hard way. As officials Isis religious tithe known as Zakat announced last summer, Mansour, Secretary of the grocery store at the age of 26 years in eastern Syria, stopped payment while tried to cook his books. High quality global journalism requires investment. Please share this article with others using the link below, do not cut and paste this article. We see our TS & C policy and copyright for more details. A week later, four Isis officials stormed into his shop, ordered him out, and counted the bill themselves - to the displeasure they based calculated on the retail price of its shares. There were no price tags on the beef, canned meat, so I rode one tax collector around the city on his motorcycle compared to canned meat prices in other stores. After five hours, the full review. Bill: 32,500 Syria...

ISIS Economy Is Breaking Slowly   United Nations, New York - and the finance ministers are due to meet at the United Nations can not put an Islamic state in the financial binding. But it can provide some crucial strikes to an organization already showing signs of financial stress. The second UN Security Council are often at odds, and the meeting of finance ministers next week comes at an opportune moment, when the terrorist attacks all over the world has created a sense of purpose shared - even, apparently, between the United States and Russia. The essence of the wealth of the Islamic state is, in many respects, out of reach of the meetings next week, hosted by the United States. Turkey can only close their borders in the face of oil smugglers who carry the Islamic state and other contraband, the only military force that can deprive a group of land which used to blackmail and taxation. But a more coordinated effort in targeting the financial resources of the I...

ISIS takes flight: Pilot training a terrorist group in the air base in Libya ISIS is trained pilots at an air base in Libya, using a small plane left by one Gaddafi regime, at least in the flight simulator to try experts fear could lead to air strikes targeting Europe, according to regional analysts. Terrorist group, which is bulking up its presence in the State of North Africa even chaos for air strikes by Russia, the United States and other Western allies and the bombing of its headquarters in Syria, works without limitation in the city of Sirte. Given that Sirte is just a short trip from continental Europe - Italy is the closest of all - could mean the development of ISIS and closing in on a bid to take terrorism to a new level of scary with many high-profile potential targets within range. "We know that jihadists are trying in every way to harm the West, and if they can blow themselves up in cars that can certainly do the same thing with the aircraft. This...