India, Pakistan Hold 'Candid, Cordial And Constructive' Talks In Bangkok
The meeting between foreign secretaries and national security advisers of the two nations, in Bangkok, covered topics including terrorism and the disputed region of Kashmir.
San Bernardino Killers May Have Planned Further Attacks, Weapons Stockpile Suggests
Authorities are also investigating what Malik was up to in Pakistan and in Saudi Arabia, and whether she radicalized her husband.
Pakistani Security Seeks To Tamp Down Reporting On California Shooter
Three professors at Malik's university said they had been advised not to talk to the media while men claiming to be from Pakistan's security agencies told reporters to drop their investigations.
Taliban Releases Audio Message To Show Leader Alive
The 16-minute message said reports of Mulla Mohammad Omar's death had been deliberately spread to create divisions in the Taliban.
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Taliban Says Will Issue Audio Message From Mullah Mansour Soon
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Should The Fiancé Visa Be Overhauled? After San Bernardino Shooting Suspect Revelation, Debate On K-1 Process Rages
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Is Mullah Akhtar Mansour Alive? Taliban To Create Voice Recording To Prove Leader's Health
A spokesman told the New York Times reports of the leader's death were baseless propaganda.
San Bernardino Suspect Syed Farook's Troubled Childhood: Father Was Alcoholic, Mother Alleged Domestic Abuse In Court Papers
His mother said her husband was an alcoholic who threatened to kill himself on a daily basis.
San Bernardino Shooter Syed Farook Had Profile On A Dating Site For 'Indians With Disabilities,’ Before Meeting Wife Tashfeen Malik
Syed Farook, who killed 14 people with his partner in San Bernardino, had a profile on an Indian dating site.
Peshawar School Attack: Pakistan Hangs 4 Militants Involved In Army Public School Massacre
The four men were accused of aiding and abetting militants who stormed the Army Public School in the northwestern city last December.
BlackBerry To Exit Pakistan After Government Demands For 'Back Door' Exit To User Information
The Canadian tech company said its last day of service in Pakistan will be Dec. 30.
Muslim Atrocities In Pakistan Cause Activists To Wonder, Where's The Outrage?
Activists say it's important to decry anti-Muslim bias in the West -- but the same standards should apply in Muslim-majority countries.
Little Hope For Refugees Detained Indefinitely In Hungary As Europe Tightens Border Control After Brutal Paris Attacks
European leaders, fearing another terrorist attack on European soil, are detaining refugees indefinitely, limiting their access to the outside world.
ISIS Spreads To Bangladesh? Islamic State Group Claims New Leader Appointed In South Asia Amid Heightened International Terror
U.S. officials warned Bangladeshi authorities that ISIS hoped to ramp up its presence in the country, but the prime minister denies the militants' presence.
Who is Tayyib Rashid? Muslim Marine Whose #MuslimID Tweet To Donald Trump Went Viral Says He Bleeds Red, White And Blue
Sergeant Tayyib Rashid's tweet to Donald Trump on Thursday launched the #MuslimID hashtag, in which American Muslims have been sharing their own ID cards on social media.
Bangladesh Executes Two Opposition Leaders For 1971 War Crimes
Islamist opposition leader Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid and Salauddin Quader Chowdhury, former legislator from former premier Khaleda Zia's Bangladesh Nationalist Party, were hanged.
Ahmadi Mosque Taken Over By Protesters Following Factory Torching
Amid allegations an Ahmadi Muslim factory employee committed blasphemy, demonstrators burned the facility and took over a mosque operated by the minority sect.
Is ISIS Entering US Through Mexico? Amid Islamic State Fears, Border Patrol Captures Afghan, Pakistani Men Being Smuggled Into Country
The men were caught with Mexican nationals who were being smuggled into the U.S., the FBI said.
Russia's New Deadly Missiles: Moscow Conducts First Nighttime Launch Of Iskander-M Tactical Missile System
The Iskander missile system has been described as versatile, precise and deadly. An analyst said it "drastically changes the balance of force in conflicts."
Bangladeshi Supreme Court Rejects Appeals Of 2 Senior Leaders Convicted Of War Crimes, Upholds Death Sentence
Authorities stepped up security in Dhaka and other parts of the country, following the Supreme Court's decision against Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid.
Muslim-Dominated Nations Hold Overwhelmingly Negative Views Of ISIS, Pew Survey Finds
According to findings by the Pew Research Center, which surveyed 11 countries with a significant Muslim population, negative perception of ISIS is not limited to Western nations.
Muslims vs. ISIS Viral Video: After Paris Attacks, Comedians Explain Muslims Are Also Terrorism Victims
A group calling themselves Pakistani Comedians uploaded a video to Facebook that has gone viral for explaining how Muslims are the primary victims of terrorism.
Islamic State Joins Taliban Splinter Group In Afghanistan, Fighting Akhtar Mansoor Loyalists
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.
Who Does Marco Rubio Want To Grab A Beer With? Malala Yousafzai, An Underage Muslim
After Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., was asked who he’d like to have a beer with outside of the political world, one of his answers has drawn plenty of jokes online.
Pentagon Spends $43M On Gas Station In Afghanistan: Project Should Have Cost Department Of Defense $500K
The Pentagon has admitted it spent millions on a gas station that should have cost only $500,000.
Afghan Taliban Faction Names Mullah Mohammad Rasool As Rival Leader
Mullah Mohammad Rasool, who served as governor of the southern Nimruz province during the Taliban regime, has been appointed as the leader of a Taliban faction.
Imran Khan Divorce? Pakistani Opposition Leader, Wife Reham To Separate After 10 Months
Imran Khan and his wife Reham confirmed they had filed for divorce on social media Friday.
Afghanistan Earthquake Update: Terrain, Weather And Conflict Are Problematic For Relief Efforts
Reaching survivors in remote areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan will likely be severely difficult, especially where snow has begun to fall, officials said.
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