Petition to put Palestine on Google Maps reaches 240,000, but were the territories ever removed?
A Gaza-based journalism forum claims Google changed its maps in late July.
Syrian rebels say they have not lost ground as UN urges ceasefire
The UN called for an urgent ceasefire in Aleppo, where two million people reportedly do not have access to clean running water.
Malaysia to foreign diplomats: Isis threat against country 'contained' for now
Malaysian counter-terrorism official says most attack plotters were working without coordination from Syria.
Nigerian Army on red alert after intelligence warns of deadly Boko Haram attacks
Islamist militants are planning to attack crowded places like schools, markets and police establishments.
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US approves sale of $1.15bn worth of military equipment to Saudi Arabia
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Britain prepares to send hundreds of elite troops to Middle East to help rebel force wipe out Isis
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Russian mercenaries reportedly hired to fight Isis in Syria despite Kremlin's denials
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Abubakar Shekau's video evidence of growing tensions between Boko Haram factions
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The 'Gathering of the Free' has ambiguous links to both terror organisations.
Up to 14 dead after Saudi-led coalition in Yemen hits a food factory as airstrikes resume
The hit in the capital Sanaa is the first in five months and ends a shaky truce.
Former Nigerian leader Goodluck Jonathan claims militant group Mend wants him dead
No reason rebels, said to have tried to kill him in 2007, will not try again, says spokesman.
DRC Opposition leader Moise Katumbi says President Joseph Kabila 'must leave by front door'
Leader has 'three year plan' to illegally stay in power and 'install dictatorship'.
Boko Haram: Disputed leader Abubakar Shekau vows to continue jihad in new video
Shekau denies he has been replaced by Isis-appointed Musab al-Barnawi.
Growing concerns for threatened Burundi lawyers who provided information to UN torture watchdog
Human rights experts urge government to ensure four men will not face punishment.
China has built fighter jet hangars in Spratlys, satellite images show
In response to CSIS report, China reasserts 'indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly islands'.
Russia accuses US of politicising humanitarian issue in Aleppo
The US urged Russia to press the Assad regime to put an end to blockades to ensure aid reaches affected civilians.
Elite British forces pictured on Syria's front line 'to decapitate the head of terror'
A New Syrian Army spokesman also confirmed the rebel group is getting weapons from the Pentagon.
Pakistan orders intelligence agencies to undertake special nationwide operations after Quetta blast
Isis and a Pakistani Taliban splinter group both claimed responsibility for the Quetta bomb blast.
Bradford teen taken to Syria by mother posts weapons cache and pledges Isis allegiance on Facebook
Ibrahim Iqbal disappeared from Bradford in 2015 after being taken to Syria by his mother
Pakistani Taliban claim Quetta hospital suicide bombing that killed at least 70 people
Around 120 people were injured in the blast which rocked the capital of Balochistan province.
Niger Delta: Gunmen 'disguised as priests' kill three soldiers from Operation Crocodile Smile
Attack occurred in Niger Delta where attacks blamed on Avengers have brought oil production to 30-year low.
Paula Bronstein's Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear
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Malaysia brands Isis 'a real threat', revokes passports of 68 citizens linked to the group
Country's armed forces are also hunting down Isis perpetrators responsible for the Movida nightclub attack.
US proposes 4,000-member protection force under UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan
US also proposed imposing arms embargo on the country if the government obstructs force deployment.
US military denies capture of soldier Ryan Larson by Isis in Afghanistan
Loss of soldier's ID and weapons in Afghanistan 'unfortunate' says US Army spokesman.
SAS use prototype 'Punisher' weapon system against Isis in Libya
US-made, precision grenade launcher was used by the SAS in hour-long firefight.
Syrian rebels claim to have broken Aleppo siege amidst heavy fighting
Bashar al-Assad's forces and pro-regime media outlets have denied the rebels' claim.
South China Sea: China conducts combat patrols with fighter jets over disputed islands
H-6 bombers and Su-30 fighter jets were used in the patrols, further increasing tension in the region.
Singapore on alert after Isis 'rocket attack' terror plot foiled by Indonesia police
Singapore's Home Affairs Minister calls for extra vigilance as terrorism threat increases.
Japan remembers Hiroshima and urges world get ride of nuclear weapons
Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui urged world leaders to follow President Obama and visit Hiroshima.
Isis 'almost completely' removed from Syria's Manbij city by US-backed forces
The city is used to move Daesh fighters, weapons and supplies in and out of Syria.
Syrian rebel coalition attacks military base and academies in Aleppo to break government seige
Syrian army has claimed they foiled the attack and killed hundreds of insurgents.
Northern Ireland terrorism police discover 'significant' weapons cache in County Armagh woodland
Firearms, explosives, mortars, home-made rocket launchers and pipe bombs uncovered.
War on Isis: Moscow courts US-trained Syrian rebels to fight against jihadis in Syria
Russia is trying to poach Liwa al-Mu'tasim Brigade rebels, which the group is seriously considering.
War on Isis: Militants capture 3,000 villagers fleeing Kirkuk says UNHCR
The UN's refugee agency said 12 of the fleeing villagers were executed.
South Sudan troops committed atrocities in Juba, UN warns
Report comes as ministers loyal to former vice-president Machar replaced as some fear peace deal is failing.
Australia suspends aid for World Vision operations in Palestine after allegations of fund diversion to Hamas
World Vision's branch manager in Gaza has allegedly diverted millions of dollars meant for humanitarian causes.
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