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Terror arrests among UK teens triple
A new report has revealed that the number of British teenagers arrested on terror offences has increased three fold in the past year.

A new report has revealed that the number of British teenagers arrested on terror offences has increased three fold in the past year.

A top Pentagon official says Russia is “playing with fire” by threatening to expand its nuclear arsenal.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has extended ban on products imported from the West which has imposed sanctions against Russia.

Burundi's opposition parties say they will boycott the upcoming key elections.

An attackers carrying an ISIL flag kills one person and injures several others at a gas factory in eastern France, according to a legal source.

ISIL Takfiris have reportedly killed at least 146 civilians since re-entering the Syrian border town of Kobani.

South Korea passes a law aimed at containing the deadly MERS outbreak in the country.

Iran has accelerated drilling of its largest oilfield which it shares with Iraq in order to catch up with its western neighbor in production, an energy official has said.

As part of their ongoing retaliatory attacks, Yemeni forces hit two military bases and destroy a tank in Saudi Arabia.

A political commentator says the United States is annoyed with Palestinians’ complaint against Israel, as it fears consequences at the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Nine people have been killed after a small tourist plane crashed into a granite rock face southeast Alaska.

China has released a report on the 'terrible' human rights record in the United States.

European Union leaders agree to relocate tens of thousands of migrants in Europe.

South Korea blacklists seven foreign individuals and companies for arms trade with the North.

The US will not support “anything that the Palestinians might do in bringing their case to the International Criminal Court," says an investigative journalist.

An author says Saudi Arabia is creating famine for 21 million Yemenis.

Thousands of protesters clash with police during a protest rally over education reforms in the Chilean capital, Santiago.

An activist says a ship planning to carry aid to the Gaza Strip has been "sabotaged."