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Thirty-five were also injured in the blast at the Baqir-ul Ulom Mosque.

Soldiers are deployed to Rohingya following attacks on police blamed on sympathisers of Muslim minority.

A group affiliated to the Islamic State has been conducting attacks in the Sinai peninsula since 2013.

The Gibraltar chief minister has called for diplomatic and political action over the incident.

Syrian Foreign Minister says that restoring regime rule was a matter of 'national sovereignty'.

China has urged the warring groups to exercise restraint and bring peace to the border towns.

Report says number of vessels in Britain's fleet is 'woefully low' and cannot counter global threats.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson calls the air strikes on civilians and hospitals 'sickening'.

North Korea has issued warnings it is 'close to the brink of war' with neighbour South Korea.

European attacks easier to plan rather than recruits travelling to Syria or Iraq to fight coalition forces.

French-born Rachid Kassim is linked to several terror attacks in Europe and praised the Nice terror attack.

'Russia is not a superpower, it's a super problem,' said Lithuanian foreign minister.

Offensive has scored some successes, but intelligence warns insurgents fleeing to Taraba state.

Friday 18 November 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the Somme Offensive – one of the bloodiest battles in history.

Nigerian army and police are foiling most of the attacks planned by Boko Haram militant group.

Attack on activists was 'clearly an act of intimidation to try and thwart the demonstration today'.

IBTimes UK speaks to activists about the attack on Patson Dzamara, Ishmael Kauzani and Sten Zvorwadza.

The resolution gives the probe panel the task of identifying the 'perpetrators, organizers, sponsors' of the attacks.

The poverty-stricken African country has been embroiled in a civil war since 2013.

Iraqi forces pushing deeper into Mosul found an Isis flag said to belong to an Australian working as a medic.

Somalis make up 95% of the 280,000-strong population at Dadaab refugee camp that Kenya is closing.

Isis appears to have massacred the policemen just one month before start of US-backed forces assault on Mosul.

There is an overwhelming sense of uncertainty as Iraqi special forces press ahead with their offensive on the Islamist group's last big stronghold in Iraq.

Arizona Border Recon conduct reconnaissance operations along a 52-mile desert corridor known as Cocaine Alley.

Opposition parties have formed a coalition headed by Adama Barro, who will run against Jammeh.

Fears that the death of Robert Mugabe will unleash a wave of blood-letting

UN calls for urgent intervention to prevent "mass atrocities" in war-torn country.

450,780 people have fled war-torn South Sudan to Uganda, which now hosts 650,000 refugees.

Bombings in rebel-held eastern Aleppo restart after a three-week moratorium