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Dozens killed in Nigeria suicide attacks
At least 15 people were killed in Borno state when four female suicide bombers attacked four areas in Maiduguri.
U.S. missile hits test target as North Korea tension rises
The United States said on Tuesday it shot down a simulated, incoming intermediate-range ballistic missile similar the ones being developed by countries like North Korea, in a new test of the nation’s defenses.
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead, Syrian Observatory says
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says it has information from top ISIL commanders confirming Baghdadi’s death.
Report Finds Investigators Into Missing Mexican 43 Were Targets of Spying Software
International human rights officials investigating the disappearance of 43 Mexican students were targeted through spyware software, according to a report released Monday.
Three things to know about North Korea’s missile tests
With advances in its missile programme and the July 4 test, here are three technical milestones and why they matter.
Threats and attacks: White supremacists target campuses
Group documents 330 bias incidents on US college and university campuses from late November 2016 to March 2017.
Iraq PM Abadi Arrives in Mosul to Declare ‘Victory’ Over ISIS
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has arrived in Mosul to declare victory over ISIS in the city, his office said.
Three injured in midair hijack scare after passenger tried to enter the cockpit of a Delta plane in the US
THREE people have been injured during a terrifying midair incident on an aircraft in the United States, after a passenger tried to barge into the cockpit.
US-backed forces say battle to retake Raqqa from Isis ‘will take months’
US-backed forces encircling Raqqa expect the fight to oust the remnants of Islamic State from its most symbolic Syrian stronghold to take at least three months, despite rapid advances towards the city centre this week.
Deprogramming the Children of ISIS
The UN refugee camp near this small town just south of Mosul is a sun-baked sea of white tents. In one tent, 15-year-old Atallah Saleh swats at flies and looks at the ground shyly. His sweet smile disappears as he describes the three years he spent under ISIS rule.
