Palestinian militant 'plotting attack in Israel' shot dead by Swat team in West Bank
31-year-old Basil al-Araj was leading a group that was said to be planning attacks against Israeli targets.
Palmyra: Shocking photos of Isis damage after ancient Syrian city is recaptured for second time
This was the second time the ancient Syrian city, a Unesco heritage site, had been recaptured from the militants in the course of Syria's six-year war.
Family unable to retrieve body of ex-British army officer Tristan Voorspuy shot dead in Kenya
Gunman shoot at family's search team as police halt operation saying Laikipia county is too dangerous.
Tensions running high in CAR's Bambari as rebels vow to take control
For weeks now, ex-Seleka faction FRPC has tried to dislodge rival UPC from Bambari.
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North Korea launches missile days after joint military drill by Washington and Seoul
South Korean military claim Pyongyang rocket fell into Sea of Japan but details are sketchy.
Huge brawls at 'March 4 Trump' rallies across US lead to multiple arrests and injuries
Demonstrators carried cutouts of Trump and brandished 'Deplorables for Trump' signs
£20m memorial planned for Britons killed in D-Day Landings
The memorial will be in place in time for the 75th anniversary in 2019
Philippines army finds body of German hostage Jurgen Kantner beheaded by Abu Sayyaf
The German national had pleaded twice for help and said that he would be killed if ransom is not paid.
Sikh man shot at in US says assailant yelled 'go back to your own country' before shooting
Sikh Coalition urges local and federal agencies to investigate the incident as a hate crime.
China remains firmly opposed to independence for Hong Kong and Taiwan, says PM Li Keqiang
Hong Kong was given back to China in 1997 under the principle of "one country, two systems".
Somalia drought death toll reaches 110 as fears of cholera epidemic grow
UK humanitarian aid package of £100m to food security, supporting nutrition and basic health services.
China increases military budget but defies pressure to match US spending
China's budget is to grow at its lowest rate in seven years.
Syrian troops start removing mines after liberating Palmyra from Isis
Isis militants have rigged the historic town with mines and explosives
China warns India Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh will cause 'serious damage'
The 14th Dalai Lama fled to India after a failed rebellion against the Chinese in 1959
Jordan: 10 men convicted of terror charges executed
The offences were related to 5 different terror attacks carried out between 2003 and 2016.
Isis: East Mosul residents under suspected chemical attack, says Red Cross
Iraqi forces have liberated eastern Mosul and are currently fighting to drive Islamic State out of west Mosul.
Banksy to open The Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem with 'world's worst view'
Mystery graffiti artist to open guesthouse just yards from barrier wall separating Israel and Palestinian territories
Pro-Assad forces retake Palmyra for second time discover ancient city rigged with explosives
Government troops supported by militias recaptured Palmyra on 2 March.
DRC security forces launch assault on Bundu Dia Kongo separatist leader's residence
Né Mwanda Nsémi is accused of ordering his followers to bring down the government.
Chinese Isis fighters vow to create 'rivers of blood' when they return home from Iraq
The fighters call the communist government in Beijing 'infidel lackeys' and promise to wage global jihad.
Isis in Egypt circulating Christian 'kill lists', leading to burnings, beheadings, shootings and acid attacks
Over the past month seven Christians in the town of al-Arish have been burned, beheaded and shot dead.
Islamist leader accused of urging followers to kill foreigners arrested in Bangladesh
The militant reportedly taught his followers that the killing of foreigners would provide them an easy route to heaven.
Syria peace talks: Assad delegation accuses opposition of holding negotiations 'hostage'
Terrorism is reportedly the main sticking point in the UN-brokered peace initiative that began on 23 February in Geneva.
Sweden to restart military conscription over concerns of Russia's annexation of Crimea
The country's defence minister said that external threats in the Baltic region are a major reason for bringing back the draft.
Philippines: 5 Abu Sayyaf militants behind German hostage's beheading killed in Sulu
German hostage Jurgen Kantner was beheaded after deadline for payment of ransom expired on 26 February.
Isis militants in Mosul trying to escape by hiding among fleeing civilians, Iraqi officers say
Iraqi authorities are trying to move civilians out of the battleground in west Mosul to prevent loss of innocent lives.
Cyber attacks and election interference by Russia are acts of aggression says Nato chief
General Sir Adrian Bradshaw says the alliance's Article 5 definition needs to be broader.
How could the US Army lose track of a rogue unmanned drone flying across America for 10 days?
The safety of the Shadow unmanned drones needs to be revisited by the Pentagon before tragedy occurs.
Gunmen kidnap two teachers from Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp
Security forces hunt armed men feared to belong to Somalia-based al-Shabaab terror group.
So long MQ-1: US Air Force to retire iconic Predator unmanned drones
The MQ-1, used in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, will be retired by July to make way for the much bigger MQ-9.
Thousands flee western Mosul as Iraqi forces battle Isis fighters in group's stronghold
Over 10,000 civilians have fled Isis-held districts since government forces breached the city's southern defences on 23 February.
'We are ready for war' – Burundi's rebel groups and how they plan to topple President Nkurunziza
IBTimes UK speaks to a leading figure within the armed rebellion active inside the country.
UN: Forced evacuation of east Aleppo by Syrian forces was a war crime
UN concludes both sides in final push by Assad forces for control of east Aleppo committed war crimes.
US backed Iraqi forces foil counter-attack by Isis militants in west Mosul
Militants managed to get close to Iraqi forces in southwestern Mosul by hiding among displaced people.
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