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An Uruguayan judge has rejected a call to forcibly hospitalize a former Guantanamo prisoner who is on a hunger strike after medical officials determined that he's not at imminent risk of death.

A senior ISIS leader—thought to be the terror groups number three member-- was killed earlier this month in a precision strike near the Syrian city of Raqqah, a U.S, official told Fox News.

Brazilian federal prosecutors have charged eight people with allegedly recruiting for and promoting terrorist organizations before the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games.

A suicide bomber attacked a Sunni mosque in northwest Pakistan on Friday, killing at least 24 worshippers and wounding 28 others, officials said.

Aid convoys for Syria's war-ravaged city of Aleppo were delayed Friday for the fourth day as the United States and Russia, sponsors of a Syria cease-fire deal, traded accusations over who was to blame.

For Mohammad Ansar Al Mansouri, reaching the European Union has proved to be an impossible task.

Police in the eastern town of Bautzen are preparing for possible further clashes over the weekend after violence between far-right protesters and migrants this week.

The Islamic State’s decision to oust the leader of Boko Haram -- who had a penchant for using children as suicide bombers – is fracturing the Nigerian terror group as bloodthirsty militants are divided amid a new push to attack Christian communities.

When Britain voted to leave the European Union, it was a triumph for the U.K. Independence Party.

Talk of joint efforts to defend Europe is on the lips of EU leaders after decades of leaving collective security mostly to the United States and NATO.

A British man has been convicted of the Islamic State-inspired murder of a Muslim cleric who practiced a form of healing condemned by the group.

Opposition leaders in the predominantly Serb region of Bosnia are vowing to hold a referendum on re-establishing an official holiday after an unfavorable ruling from the country's constitutional court.

The International Monetary Fund says conflicts in the Middle East have wiped out development gains for a whole generation and that the international community must be prepared to scale up long-term development aid to rebuild infrastructure and institutions.

Nigerian officials say the major African oil producer soon will sell $1 billion in Eurobonds to finance a budget deficit as a recession takes hold amid foreign currency shortages and double-digit inflation.

Dozens of angry people have marched in Kenya's capital to protest plans to build a railway line over the country's oldest national park.

North Korean soldiers and relief teams rushed to clear roads and railway tracks, build shelters and provide food and sanitation Friday to tens of thousands of residents in a remote part of the country near the Chinese border that was devastated by heavy downpours and flash floods when a typhoon pounded their villages last week.

Belgian prosecutors say three houses have been searched and two people arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation into the activities of a suspected terrorist group.

The annual hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia, required of able-bodied Muslims once in their life, brings the Islamic world together across its many languages, ethnicities and individual beliefs — something seen across the many faces of its female faithful.

A Dutch court has banned a group of parents from calling a Dutch school a "terrorist school" because of its alleged links to the Islamic cleric Turkey accuses of masterminding July's failed coup.

Italian prosecutors in Naples have opened a criminal investigation after the suicide of a 31-year-old woman who had fought unsuccessfully to have a video showing her having sex expunged from the internet.