Category: Hydra

In late 2025, GOT TV emerged on numerous mainstream and fringe media platforms, promoting content associated with the Islamic State’s Central African Province and opposing Uganda’s secular state and civic institutions. GOT relays ISCAP-related news and interprets IS media for...

The militant threat landscape in Francophone regions, particularly in Mauritius, is defined by a sophisticated digital propaganda infrastructure where core Arabic messages are translated into other languages to reach broader audiences. This online radicalization, fueled by French-language propaganda on social...

A confrontation with Syrian security forces in northern Idlib Governorate on October 21-22, 2025, highlighted the presence of Firqat al-Ghuraba, a faction of French-speaking jihadists active in Syria since 2013. While many foreign jihadist organizations in Syria eventually integrated into...

The January 2026 Hydra report examines a series of recent developments illustrating the evolving threat landscape posed by the Islamic State and its global support ecosystem across disparate geographic theaters – from Australia and the Balkans to Syria. The report...

The annual Hydra 2025 report contains an almanac of jihadi statistics and infographics published throught the year. In Somalia, the Al-Karrar office manages a significant portion of the coordination for the Islamic State’s operations at the regional level in Africa....

This month’s report reviews key developments within the Islamic State’s African network, with a primary focus on the Islamic State – Central Africa Province (ISCAP) following the release of its 18-minute documentary Jihad and Da’wah. The video combines historical framing,...

This month’s Terrogence Hydra report delivers critical, actionable intelligence on the rapidly evolving global threat landscape. Our analysis uncovers the intricate connections between physical attacks, geopolitical crises, and the growing sophistication of cyber terrorism. The findings in this report provide...