BANGKOK – Coordinated explosions targeting some of Thailand’s most popular resort cities and beach towns killed at least four people and wounded dozens more. Police said Friday that 10 foreigners were injured in the violence, some of the worst here since the military seized power in a coup two years ago.
TORONTO — A suspect is dead after Canada’s national police force thwarted what an official said was a suicide bomb plot.
The criminal complaint against former Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner regarding the investigation of the deadly bombing of a local Jewish center in 1994 has been ordered reopened by a federal judge, The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
Terrorists from the Islamic State group have allegedly called for attacks at the upcoming Miss Universe competition set for January 2017 in the Philippines.
Iran’s former hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sent a letter on Monday to President Barack Obama, asking him to ‘quickly fix’ a U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing families of people killed in attacks linked to Iran to collect damages from some $2 billion in frozen assets.
Iranian nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri has been executed, according to local media reports.
Two female officers were attacked and wounded by a man wielding a machete and shouting “Allahu Akhbar” outside the main police station in the Belgian city of Charleroi on Saturday, police said.
Sydney – Australia said on Friday it was suspending funding for relief group World Vision’s operations in the Palestinian Territories after allegations its Gaza representative funneled millions of dollars to Islamist militant group, Hamas.
The Somali-born man accused of stabbing one woman to death and injuring five others in the Russell Square attack was a ‘quiet, shy pupil who was bullied at his London secondary school’.
An elderly woman who was stabbed to death by a 19-year-old in central London Wednesday evening was identified by police officials Thursday as an American citizen.