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The contract comes amid increased tension in the region, with Israel fearful of Iran's potential ability to acquire nuclear weapons.

The Cyber Caliphate has reportedly hacked some 54,000 Twitter accounts in revenge for the death of a British ISIS recruit earlier this year.

“The U.S. is taking a positive step by acknowledging civilian harm and offering monetary payments to those suffering losses.”

Spiking global temperatures could push as many as 100 million people into extreme poverty over the next decade and a half.

Californians are more likely to view immigrants as a positive force on society, compared with the rest of the United States.

Hillary Clinton has a huge advantage over Bernie Sanders in the race for congressional endorsements. Neither of the top two GOP candidates has any.

The Russian government says it has identified individuals financing international terrorism in 77 out of 85 of its regions.

Compounding pharmacies in at least four states have allegedly falsely billed a U.S. military health insurance program.

Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, chief of Nigerian National Petroleum Corp., said the firm is projecting an inflow of $20 billion next year.

The resolution, approved by Catalonia’s regional parliament, calls on the assembly to start working on legislation within 30 days to create a separate social security system and treasury.

According to reports, the attacker committed suicide after the shooting spree at a military training camp.

So far, investigators have suggested that the crash was likely to have been caused due to a bomb placed in the hold of the plane.

Worries about China's economy, currency and reforms have led to record capital outflows in recent months, prompting the Chinese authorities to change tactics.

The Strategic Defence and Security Review is expected to set out Britain's military capability priorities for the next five years.

Students at the university are currently protesting alleged racism on campus and are demanding the resignation or removal of President Tim Wolfe.

The British prime minister is set to formalize the country's demands and secure reforms in order to convince voters to stay in the European Union.

Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, whose NLD party said it had won 70 percent of the vote, struck a confident, conciliatory tone Monday.

The opposition candidate retains a big lead despite a historic summit between President Ma Ying-jeou and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

While the number of protesters fell at the weekend, to an estimated 1,000 in Bucharest, President Klaus Iohannis was at the rally in the capital's downtown on Sunday.

Ministers from NATO countries are due to meet in early December to decide on the future of Resolute Support.

Results from an Oct. 25 vote appeared to show that the government-backed candidate Jovenel Moise won the most votes, but "massive fraud" is alleged.

Fires were lit and fences destroyed at the remote Christmas Island facility after the death of an Iranian Kurdish asylum seeker.

The Nigerian president didn't appoint his federal ministers until September, followed by approval from the Senate.

The wave of violence unleashed by the Nazis one night in 1938 was a watershed moment in the persecution of Jews.

Head football coach Gary Pinkel said Sunday the group of University of Missouri players threatening to boycott games and team activities have his complete support.

When it was learned one of the women had converted to Islam when she married a Muslim man, the Jewish Agency said it could not help resettle them.

Islamic State militants have joined Afghan Taliban insurgents in a splinter group led by Mullah Mohammad Rasool. The group is battling forces loyal to Mullah Akhtar Mansoor.

Israel, following Saudi Arabia, is looking to strengthen its military following the Iran nuclear deal. Has the agreement unleashed an arms race in the Middle East?

A Latino advocacy group offered $5,000 to anyone who disrupted Trump's monologue on "SNL" Saturday.