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Britain says it sees no immediate threat to Europe from ISIS in Libya

By REUTERS

APRIL 29, 2016 23:15

Britain's Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said on Friday he saw no immediate threat to Europe from Islamic State bases in Libya and did not expect the new Libyan government to ask for foreign troops anytime soon.

Britain would not rule out military action in Libya should there be a "real and substantive threat coming from terrorist bases" there, Hammond said in an interview during a visit to Cuba. "I don't think we see that threat at the moment."

US Senate has agreement on FISA reauthorization, vote on Friday

By REUTERS

04/20/2024 04:59 AM

Iran says it will respond at 'maximum level' if Israel acts against it

By REUTERS

04/20/2024 02:43 AM

Five high school students wounded in Maryland shooting

By REUTERS

04/20/2024 01:36 AM

US imposes sanctions on suppliers contributing to missile proliferation

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

04/20/2024 01:26 AM