The Albanese government has provided a massive update on a group of so-called ISIS brides trying to return to Australia from war-ravaged Syria.

Encrypted messages from women living inside the Al Roj camp in northern Syria have revealed that 34 Australian ISIS-linked ...

A secret plan to bring back a group of ISIS-linked women and their children has been underway for “weeks”, according to insiders living in a camp in northeast Syria.

In 2014, Hoda Muthana, then 20 years old, left Alabama to become an ISIS bride in Syria. When she left the United States, she posted her passport on her Twitter account and implied she was about to ...

An Alabama woman who left home to join the Islamic State group after becoming radicalized online realized she was wrong and now wants to return to the United States, a lawyer for her family said ...

Federal court judge Reggie Walton in Washington D.C. has ruled Hoda Muthana, a young woman who left her family in Hoover, Alabama, to join ISIS, is not a U.S. citizen, her attorneys told AL.com ...

Eleven ISIS-linked Australian families have been left stranded amid a dispute between rival forces in Syria, with Syrian officials arguing the nation’s “dignity” was violated by a deal with Kurdish ...

Reports of the returns, which have not been addressed by government officials, came amid turmoil over control of detention ...

The Albanese government has not changed its position on so-called ISIS brides in the wake of the Bondi Beach terror attack, ...

ISIS brides still being held in northern Syria have applied for Australian passports in an effort to return home.