7500 over the desert: how FZ1073 became a live drama before anyone knew what happened
Hollywood will not have to invent the beats. It will have to decide which version of them is true
Hollywood will not have to invent the beats. It will have to decide which version of them is true
Iran, which says its ultimate aim is to force American forces to leave the entire Middle East, casts the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq as a triumph for its "axis of resistance"
British police released the next day five people arrested on Sunday on suspicion of terrorism
Iran's Revolutionary Guards had warned London not to allow U.S. bombers to fly from Fairford, saying any base used to launch attacks would be a legitimate target
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, America marks the day in two cities - and still argues over what the attacks meant, and what they did not
For the government the initiative is part of its goal of creating a "terror-free Turkey", while Kurdish politicians have said lasting peace will require broader reforms
The proposed law would allow the suspension of certain prosecutions and sentences after verified end of the group’s activities
The suspected perpetrator, yet to be arrested, is known to the police as a member of the Islamist scene in the German capital
Domestic disputes risk weakening the EU’s response to coups, jihadist threats, and Russian influence in West Africa
The latest developments underscore the challenges for both the junta and its Russian allies in a conflict that has already displaced populations and fuelled regional instability
The relatively low-profile businessman with Cypriot passport had winemaking business in occupied Crimea and was eunder Ukrainian sanctions
It remains unclear why the plane was denied permission to land in Cyprus, Turkey and Israel and had to make a much longer journey to Bulgaria