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Australia Probes 'Jihadi Child Threat' Video
The footage was allegedly of the youngest son of Khaled Sharrouf, who in February became the first Australian to be stripped of his citizenship under anti-terrorism laws.
Merkel Wants Dialogue Before Brexit Negotiations
"We need to know how Britain sees its future relations with us," Merkel told the German parliament on Thursday.
Islamophbia Rose by 1000% After Trump Took Over Office, Claims Report
Islamophobic incidents at the US borders have risen by over 1,000 per cent since President Donald Trump took office in January, according to a Muslim activist group.
S. Korean Presidential Hopeful Accused of Anti-Gay Comments
South Korean presidential front-runner Moon Jae-in has outraged persecuted sexual minority groups by saying during a television debate that he opposes homosexuality.
Turkey Bombs Kurdish Forces in Northeast Syria
Turkish warplanes conducted a barrage of air strikes on Kurdish positions in northeast Syria on Tuesday, leaving several fighters dead, Kurdish forces and a monitor said.
North Korea Marks Military Anniversary With Firing Drill
Speculation had mounted that Pyongyang could carry out a sixth nuclear test or another missile launch to mark 85 years since the founding of its army.
French Presidential Elections: Le Pen Steps Down as Leader of National Front
Le Pen brought the anti-establishment FN party into the country's political mainstream on Sunday's first round to elect new president for the next five years.
Dolls, Teddy Bears Return to Eastern Mosul After Islamic State Ouster
Toy shops are thriving in eastern Mosul, with Iraqi children once again able to buy dolls, teddy bears or action figures after Islamic State was driven out of the area.
Hollande Urges French to Reject Le Pen in Presidential Runoff Vote
France's outgoing president, Francois Hollande, on Monday urged people to back centrist Emmanuel Macron in a vote to choose his successor next month and reject far-right leader Marine Le Pen, whose place in the runoff represented a "risk" for France.
Nikki Haley Won't Rule Out Strike Against North Korea For Nuke Test
Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations, isn't ruling out a US strike against North Korea if Pyongyang tests another nuclear device.
Boko Haram Raid Killed Nine Nigerian Soldiers
Nine Nigerian soldiers were killed and 14 others are missing feared abducted after an attack this week by suspected Boko Haram jihadists in the violence-torn northeast, security sources said Thursday.
North Korean Mock-up Birthday Video Shows Missiles Blowing up US
The singing was followed by footage of its test-firing of a missile in February which, in the video, was joined by other missiles shooting into sky, passing over the Pacific and exploding in giant balls of flames in the United States.
Turkey PM Binali Yildirim Calls on Opposition to Respect Referendum
The new system takes effect at the next election, currently slated for November 2019. Other changes are to be implemented sooner, including scrapping a requirement that the president not be a member of any political party.
Indians Can Visit Russia's Far East Without Visas
"We are pro actively forming the modern infrastructure and creating special regimes in the far east; the law on visits to the Vladivostok free port was approved in March," he said.
Trump Congratulates Turkish President Erdogan After Contentious Referendum Win
Ignoring concerns raised by international monitoring groups, President Donald Trump called Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday to congratulate him on the country's contested referendum greatly expanding presidential powers.
Nine Wounded in Shooting at Ohio Party Hall
Nine people were wounded by gunfire on Sunday at an after-hours club in Columbus, Ohio, with injuries ranging from minor to life-threatening, police said.