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Balkan states have begun filtering migrants as the exodus across Europe shows no signs of slowing down.

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Since Sunday, French jets have dropped 60 bombs on six sites across Syria, a French military spokesman told the Associated Press Thursday.

“We must continue to drink wine, to enjoy our lives,” said one patron of a local bar, “because otherwise they have won.”

President Xi Jinping said Beijing would fight against violent terrorism, while the country's foreign ministry pledged to bring Fan Jinghui's killers to justice.

Canada PM Justin Trudeau said he assured President Obama that his country would keep supporting the coalition.

North Korea has executed 1,382 people over the last 15 years for reasons, ranging from watching films to smuggling drugs, according to reports.

According to a report by Haaretz, the Israeli government is considering taking the European Union to court at the WTO for its decision to label products manufactured in settlements in the West Bank and Golan Heights.

Syrian President Bashar Assad also said that the terrorists of the Paris attacks were trained in Syria with the help of the Turks, the Saudis, the Qatari and the West.

Following Friday's brutal attacks, France is extending its state of emergency, which will see freedoms curtailed in exchange for security.

Belgian authorities launched six raids in Brussels and detained one person in operations linked to one of the suicide bombers who blew himself up near Stade de France in Paris.

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls warned that terrorists could use chemical and biological weapons and requested the parliament to extend the country’s state of emergency to three months in the wake of the Paris attacks.

People were evacuated from the Egypt-bound jet originating from Warsaw after a possible bomb threat was reported by a passenger, according to local media.

The latest action on terrorism concern comes as Japan is due to host a series of high-profile events in the coming years.

The attacker, identified as Enes Omeragic, was armed with an automatic rifle and shot at a public bus after killing the two soldiers.

The Nigerian militant group was responsible for 6,664 deaths last year, a 300 percent jump, and much higher than any other terrorist group in the world, according to a study published Wednesday.

The non-economic statement is a rare one for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation group.

New York City's mayor and police commissioner tried to calm fears Wednesday after a purported ISIS video implied a threat to America's largest city.

News of the death of Fan Jinghui, reportedly at the hands of the Islamic State group, has provoked anger online among Chinese citizens.

After the Paris attacks, a state lawmaker in Tennessee wants the National Guard to round up the state's Syrian refugees and block others from entering.

The attacks bear the hallmarks of Boko Haram, suggesting that the militant Islamist group is stepping up its operations.

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"These homicides clearly showed a total disregard for human life and it's so sad that we're now arresting juveniles for the most heinous crimes."

A Jewish teacher was attacked Wednesday in Marseilles, France, with at least one assailant wearing an ISIS T-shirt, authorities said.

Bill Evanina heads the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, which on Wednesday published a 2016 "National Counterintelligence Strategy" plan.

Footage linked to ISIS, showing Times Square and other images, raises no immediate terror concerns for the city, which remains vigilant, New York police said.

Students were protesting a feared rise in annual tuition fees at state universities from $320 to $435.

Diners and staff scramble to duck under tables and behind the bar Friday as militants open fire in the restaurant, in footage obtained by the Daily Mail.

An unidentified male teacher was stabbed but is expected to survive.