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'We are concerned about reactions by some states to end the programs being put in place' UNHCR

Hadi's return comes just days after Prime Minister Khaled Bahah announced return of his government to Aden

Facebook now plans to activate Safety Check for more human disasters

'Seventeen people are being held, two of them are suspected of helping whoever planted the bomb' Egyptian authorities

France vows to destroy the Islamic State with warplanes being strafed in the Syrian stronghold of militants

The 36 popular single-aisle Airbus airplanes, which have 186 seats, are for delivery between 2018 and 2021

After a 26-hour surgery, 41-year-old Patrick Hardison is living with the face of 26-year-old David Rodebaugh

Says about 10 individual migrants were under investigation as possible terrorists or war criminals

A homemade bomb containing up to 1 kilogram of TNT detonated during the flight: Russia's FSB security service

Three US airlines say they are waiving a one-time ticketing fee for customers who want to change their travel plans

According to data, US universities and colleges are the main recipients of 4.5 million foreign students in the world

Ben Swann explains that it was also direct US action, and not only inaction, that led to creation of IS

Police say after murdering the man, the suspect took home the victim's severed genitals, ordered his wife to cook...

India's government is one of the few major economies refusing to pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions

David Cameron said on Monday that the size of Britain's intelligence agency staff would be increased by 15 percent

Posts on page of Blinks of Bicester hair salon after Paris attacks said it was ‘time to put my country first’

A local government official in Lefkada said there were no reports of serious damage or injuries

Many republicans feel Obama's reliance on air strikes to counter the rise of Islamic State has been weak

Optimism for the future was at its highest in the Helmand -- a Taliban stronghold -- and lowest in Kabul

Refugees fear Paris attacks shifting public opinion against the Berlin government's welcoming asylum policy

Media reports say military helicopters were being used to drop food and drinking water to worst-hit areas

France's defence ministry says warplanes, including Rafale and Mirage fighters, had dropped 20 bombs on targets

United Nations urges countries to treat refugees with "compassion and empathy"

Police says Canada mosque fire is a hate crime but unclear if related to Paris attack

The ban applies to all military personnel, their families, civilian Defense Department employees and contractors.

Thousands of young Tunisians have travelled to Iraq, Syria and Libya to fight alongside the Islamic State

Says airstrikes against IS will be intensified

According to the Australian government, six terror attacks have been foiled over the past 12 months

Trudeau faces calls to delay bringing in Syrian refugees due to security concerns, following attacks in Paris

The study shows Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan and Syria accounted for 78% of deaths last year

Court battle was brought by Pakistani-Canadian Zunera Ishaq who argued that the ban violated her religious freedoms

Russia says terror financing flowing from 40 countries, including member states

Netanyahu and seven other former and current government officials are at risk of arrest if they set foot in Spain

"You're going to have to watch and study the mosques, because a lot of talk is going on in the mosques," he says

Saudi-led operation against the Huthi militia in Yemen has proved controversial amid reports of civilian casualties

The blockbuster climate meeting will assemble 195 countries outside Paris from November 30 to December 11

Says the US-led coalition fighting IS in Iraq and Syria would redouble efforts to implement its current strategy

Friday night's attacks by gunmen in the heart of the French capital were carefully planned and executed, says Brennan

Medical students at Stellenbosch University called for apartheid-era biological warfare specialist Wouter Basson's ban

A journalist found the letter in a waterproof bag on a beach where boatloads of migrants have been arriving daily

The companies will now operate or franchise more than 5,500 hotels with 1.1 million rooms worldwide

Many militants were radicalised not in mosques or in prisons, but over the Internet and through trips to Syria

Large crowds also gathered in silence by the Bataclan music venue where 89 people died

France's government says it will not "give in" to terrorism and insists that long-anticipated conference will go ahead

Warplanes carried out a new wave of air strikes against Kurdistan Workers' Party militants, according to officials

'This is not about deterrence but about getting people to think it through,' said a foreign ministry spokesman

Area around the Taj Mahal is normally a no-fly zone but special permission has been obtained for the festival

Police arrested 23 people and seized arms including rocket launchers in 168 raids overnight

A spokesperson for the coalition forces says "it's the first time that we've hit so many at once"

Militants warn countries taking part in air strikes against Syria would suffer the same fate as France