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2 charged in Belgium over Paris attacks
Belgium charges two people with involvement in terrorism over recent attacks in France.

Belgium charges two people with involvement in terrorism over recent attacks in France.

Egyptian forces raid a militant hideout in central Sinai, killing 24 militants and arresting eight others.

The Russian president says the Daesh terrorist group is financed by 40 countries, some of which are members of the G20 group.

The Obama administration is under growing pressure to put more troops in Eastern Europe in a bid to deter Russia.

A senior Iranian official urges democratic elections in Syria to end the conflict in the Arab country.

The UN says Boko Haram militants have destroyed 1,100 schools this year.

British students are planning more protest rallies against the government’s planned reforms in the higher education.

The French president says the recent attacks in Paris were meant to harm 'the international fight against terror. '

A Lebanese journalist working for Hezbollah resistance movement is reportedly killed in Syria.

Obama acknowledged Monday that the Paris attacks were a “terrible and sickening setback" in the fight against Daesh.

Bahrain's top court turns down an appeal against the execution of two Bahrainis.

Thousands of mourners hold funeral procession for two Palestinians killed by Israeli forces.

A top IRGC commander says Iran’s home-built drones can operate within a range of 3,000 kilometers.

A US Army Reserve center in Massachusetts has been broken into and several weapons are missing.

Nepal puts firewood on sale in the capital amid a crippling fuel shortage across the Himalayan nation.

Kuwait's top court supports a government decision to close a critical newspaper.

The Turkish Army says it has killed 13 Kurdish PKK militants in the southeast of the country.

Daesh (ISIL) is looking for intelligence failures to stage an attack in the US, says Rep. Adam Schiff.