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For his fifth trip to Africa, Obama will be co-hosting a meeting for business owners, investors and policymakers.
Yemen Houthi Rebels Advance Despite Saudi-Led Air Strikes
Houthi rebels made broad gains in the country's south and east Friday despite a second day of Saudi-led air strikes meant to check the Iranian-backed militia's efforts to overthrow President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
Iran, Saudi Proxy War In Yemen Makes International Enemies, Local Friends For Houthis
As airstrikes hit Yemen, “the whole world will know who the Houthis are.”
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A petition to HBO to keep 'Looking' : "It truly is like nothing else on TV."
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Islamic State Releases Bangladeshi Hostages In Libya Oilfield Attack
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Eight Killed In Air Strike As Libya Government Aims To Recapture Capital
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A vital sector could face lasting repercussions from Wednesday's massacre at a national museum in Tunis.
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For the first time, forces aligned with Libya Dawn are battling ISIS militants in Sirte.
Four Years Into Syria's Civil War, Foreign Fighters Have Flocked To Nearly Every Faction
Four years into the war, regional and sectarian divisions have turned Syria into an international battleground.
Alleged ISIS Fighters Take 9 Foreigners Hostage, Behead 8 Libyan Guards In Oil Field Raid
Gunmen allegedly aligned with ISIS kidnap nine, behead eight in oil field raid.
Czech, Austrian, Other Foreigners Missing After Libya Oilfield Attack
Foreigners have increasingly become targets in Libya's turmoil, where two rival governments are battling for control.
Libya Forces Reclaim Oilfield After Islamist Militant Attacks
The state-owned oilfield security forces had to fight the militants without the assistance of state troops.
Peace Talks For Unity Government In Libya Are Missing Crucial Supporters
Tribal leaders, municipal councils and warring militias all need to be included in the process, and many of them are not at the table.
Rival Libyan Forces Carry Out Airstrikes, Militants Storm Oilfield
Oil installations and key infrastructure are prime targets in the conflict, pitting Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni's internationally recognized government against Libya Dawn.
HSBC Whistleblower: Top Management Was "Aware Of The Problem"
Herve Falciani says he can provide "logical proof" that HSBC executives knew of alleged wrongdoing at Swiss bank.
Italy, Tunisia Jointly Urge Libya's Rival Governments To Reconcile Amid Escalating Violence
The foreign ministers of Italy and Tunisia issued a joint call Wednesday for Libya's rival parliaments to reconcile.
Libyan Planes Denied Permission To Enter Egyptian Airspace; Egypt Refutes Claim
Several other countries have also banned their airspace to Libyan planes since Tripoli airport fell to Islamist militants in August.
HSBC Leaks: Venezuela Had Third-Largest Amount Of Money Stored In Swiss Banks, Report Says
Venezuela had the third-largest amount of money stored in Swiss HSBC accounts, according to this week’s leaks.
HSBC Could Face US Legal Action Over Swiss Accounts
U.S. prosecutors have stepped up efforts to establish whether HSBC helped Americans evade taxes.
Africa Cup Of Nations Football Semi-Final A 'War Zone,' Officials Say
Despite violence and more than 30 minutes of delay, Ghana secured a 3-0 win against Equatorial Guinea.
Morocco Arrests Suspected Algerian Militant Tied To Frenchman's Death
An al Qaeda splinter group known as Caliphate Soldiers kidnapped Gourdel.
French Court Rules It's Not Wrong To Revoke Citizenship Of A Convicted Binational Jihadist
Ahmed Sahnouni's French citizenship had been revoked in 2013 for being allegedly involved in terrorist activities.
Europe Anti-Terror Sweep: Belgium Requests Extradition Of Detainee Arrested In Greece
Belgian authorities suspect the detainee has links to a plan to attack Belgian police.
Paris Attacks Force French Jews To Decide Between Living In Fear Or Uprooting Their Lives
After last week's Charlie Hebdo shooting, Paris Jews have gone into self-imposed hiding. Some might leave Paris forever.
Rotterdam Mayor Tells Unhappy Muslims in Europe To 'Pack Their Bags' After Charlie Hebdo Attacks
“If you do not like it here because some humorists you don't like are making a newspaper, may I then say you can f--- off.”
British Nurse Suffering From Ebola Is In Critical Condition
Pauline Cafferkey's condition worsened to critical Saturday, just days after she had been sitting up and talking.
Police Arrest Malaysian Woman Who Married ISIS Fighter Over Skype
The woman, who was arrested at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, was planning to travel to Syria to join the ISIS fighter.
Officials Refute Iraqi Media Reports That ISIS Members Have Contracted Ebola In Mosul
An Iraqi Ministry of Health spokesman said Mosul isn't capable of diagnosing Ebola patients.
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