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At least 50,000 IS Fighters Killed in Iraq, Syria: US official
At least 50,000 Islamic State jihadists have been killed by the US-led coalition since it began operations in Iraq and Syria in late 2014, a senior US military official said on Thursday.
Syrian Rebels Propose Five-day Ceasefire in Aleppo, No Mention of Surrender
Syrian rebel factions are proposing a five-day cease-fire for the evacuation of the sick and other civilians from the eastern part of the city of Aleppo.
British PM Theresa May Joins Gulf Summit for Post-Brexit Talks
British Prime Minister Theresa May is to meet Gulf leaders who opened on Tuesday their annual summit in Bahrain, for talks on trade ties after Britain leaves the European Union.
Shinzo Abe to Become First Japanese PM to Visit Pearl Harbor
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit Pearl Harbor this month with US President Barack Obama.
Survivor Recalls Nightmare of Colombia Air Crash
There were no scenes of panic in the moments before the plane crash that wiped out a Brazilian football team in Colombia last week, according to one of the survivors.
Thousands March Against Corruption, Support Judiciary in Brazil
Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in cities across Brazil on Sunday to express disgust with public corruption and outrage at what they say are lawmakers' attempts to muzzle the judges and prosecutors pursuing those crimes.
Trump Team Trashes Pakistani 'Readout' of President-elect's Phone With Nawaz Sharif
Minister Nawaz Sharif, saying that both did have a ‘productive conversation’ on Wednesday, but it lacked the “flowery language” included in the Pakistani version of this talk.
Sea of Protesters in Jakarta Amid Fury Over Christian Governor
Tens of thousands of Muslims poured into central Jakarta on Friday to protest against the city's governor, a Christian accused of insulting the Koran, fuelling tension that has alarmed Indonesian President Joko Widodo.
Trump Praised Nawaz Sharif, Claims Pakistan; Team Donald Denies
Donald Trump's team however has claimed that the two leaders spoke about how to improve their ties in the future.
Voters in London Hit The Polls For 'Brexit By-election'
The Lib Dems say a shock result would force the government to think again about pursuing a so-called "hard Brexit" divorce from the European Union.
Lufthansa Cancels 900 Flights as Pilots' Strike Continues
German airline Lufthansa cancelled further 890 flights on Wednesday as pilots remained on strike in a long-running wage dispute.
Black Boxes Found From Brazilian Football Team Plane Crash
Emergency workers have found the black boxes with flight data and cockpit voice recordings from a plane that crashed in the Colombian mountains with a Brazilian football team on board, officials have said.
IS Calls Ohio State University Attacker its 'Soldier'
Banned militant outfit the Islamic State (IS) said the attacker who injured 11 people on Ohio State University (OSU) campus was a "soldier of the Islamic State", media reports said.
Sirisena Asks Trump's Help to Drop War Crime Charges
Sri Lanka's president says he is seeking the support of President-elect Donald Trump to free his country's troops from war crimes allegations by the U.N. Human Rights Council.
Mosques in US Receive Threatening Letters Against Muslims
At least three mosques in California have received letters threatening Muslims and praising President-elect Donald Trump, media reports said.
Iraq Parliament Votes for Legalising Government-sanctioned Shiite Militias
Iraq's parliament on Saturday voted to accord full legal status to government-sanctioned Shiite militias as a "back-up and reserve" force for the military and police and empower them to "deter" security and terror threats facing the country, like the Isla...