Pakistan arrests ISKP propaganda chief Sultan Aziz Azzam, report says
Pakistan said it detained IS KP media figure Sultan Aziz Azzam, with a UN report citing a major blow to the group’s propaganda and regional operations.
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China hiding hundreds of intercontinental ballistic missiles in silo fields, Pentagon report warns
Pakistan strikes $4 billion deal to sell weapons to Libyan force, officials say
Japan prepares to restart world's biggest nuclear plant 15 years after Fukushima disaster
Russia probes car bomb that killed top general, Moscow suspects Ukranian involvement
The investigators published a video showing the wrecked car, with blood visible on the driver's seat.
Australian Police say Bondi attackers planned for months, scouted site days before
In New South Wales, the most populous state, there is currently no limit to firearm ownership if the reason can be justified to police,
Remaining abducted Nigerian schoolchildren freed, government says
The students are among more than 300 pupils and 12 staff seized by gunmen from St Mary's Catholic boarding school in Papiri village in the early hours of November 21.
Bullet-riddled Quran found outside Stockholm mosque, note urges Muslims 'return to their homeland'
Attached to the Quran was a sticker bearing a message, written in both Arabic and Swedish, urging Muslims to “return to their homeland.”
Fmr. chief justice Robert French urges Australia-wide royal commission into Bondi Beach massacre
Antisemitism should be viewed "not as just another species of racism or prejudice, but as a societal evil with its own longstanding and bloody history," French said.
UK may impose sanctions on aid flotilla organizer, alleged senior Hamas member Zaher Birawi
The Treasury’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementations is allegedly assessing whether to designate Zaher Birawi under the Counter-Terrorism (Sanctions) Regulations due to his ties to Hamas.
Former Israeli cybercompany employee pleads guilty to extorting millions from US companies
A former Israeli cybersecurity company employee admitted he was a part of a years-long scheme along with two others targeting businesses across the US.
Venezuela is not just authoritarianism, it is organized crime in power
Venezuelans have paid for freedom with their lives. The world now has the moral and strategic obligation to act.
‘We will celebrate again’: Sarah Vanunu’s survival story from Bondi Beach
On what was supposed to be a night of celebration, Sarah Vanunu's barmitzva event turned into a nightmare.
Build-A-Bear runs out of stock after donation campaign in honor of Bondi victim Matilda Bee
After running out of stock in just three days, Build-A-Bear Australia encouraged the public to continue donating directly to the family via their GoFundMe page, which is still available online.
