India has hit back at US President Donald Trump, after he accused the country of receiving "billions" of dollars in return for signing the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
President Donald Trump appeared to take credit for Gulf nations' decision to cut diplomatic relations with Qatar, a major US ally, putting his stamp of approval on the move despite Pentagon and State Department attempts to remain neutral.
A Humvee screams into the field clinic a few kilometers from western Mosul's current front line. A teenage girl is carried out, listless. An elderly man is in complete shock, unable to utter a word, and is helped towards a bed. A woman struggling to breathe is quickly given oxygen.
US President Donald Trump has waded into the Gulf diplomatic crisis, appearing to side with a group of countries moving to isolate Qatar over claims the emirate is supportive of extremist Islamist groups.
London attack ringleader Khuram Butt was identified as a major potential threat leading to an investigation that started in 2015, UK counterterrorism sources tell CNN.
British police have named the third London attacker as Youssef Zaghba, a Moroccan-Italian who police in Italy say had been put on a security watchlist.
New legislation in Germany will make it mandatory for all kindergartens to notify the German health authority if parents haven't submitted proof of vaccination counseling for their children.
Many in the United States, including the President, are likely to welcome British Prime Minister Theresa May's suggestion that it is time to place restrictions on "safe space" Internet websites, such as Facebook and Google, that allegedly allow terrorist ideology to "breed."
As Britons head to the polls Thursday, Brexit will be the defining issue for many voters. How Britain leaves the European Union will shape the country for generations to come.
Raqqa is the last city of any consequence still held by Islamic State in either Syria or Iraq. But after being pummeled by airstrikes for months, ISIS' de-facto capital is now surrounded by US-backed rebels on three sides.
Street artist Banksy may have painted himself into a corner. The anonymous art star has been forced to cancel plans to give free works to voters in parts of the UK, after the police launched an investigation.
The sky opened up over London on Monday evening, drenching hundreds of mourners who had gathered along the River Thames -- less than a mile from where a deadly attack left at least seven people dead over the weekend.
The death toll in one of Afghanistan's worst terrorist attacks has jumped from 90 to at least 150, President Ashraf Ghani said, one week after the enormous blast shook Kabul.
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