PAKISTAN

According to media reports, which cited unnamed U.S. officials, Tehran tested a new medium-range ballistic missile in November -- violating a 2010 UN Security Council resolution.

A video emerged less than a week after the Taliban’s new leader had reportedly been injured during a shootout with other fighters.

Tashfeen Malik reportedly attended Pakistan's Al-Huda Institute, considered to be one of the most high-profile seminaries for women.

Tremors of the quake were felt in neighboring Afghanistan and Pakistan, and as far as northern India. There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.

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.

Authorities are also investigating what Malik was up to in Pakistan and in Saudi Arabia, and whether she radicalized her husband.

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.

The 16-minute message said reports of Mulla Mohammad Omar's death had been deliberately spread to create divisions in the Taliban.

The statement on Twitter followed days of uncertainty over the fate of Mansour, after multiple reports said he had been badly wounded in the shootout.

Although shooting suspect Tashfeen Malik entered the U.S. with a K-1 visa, lawyers and immigration experts say the screening process is already rigorous.

More than 1,000 Europeans who have traveled to join militants in Syria and Iraq are believed to have returned home. Many worry they now pose danger to their nations.

Tashfeen Malik entered the U.S. in 2014 with a K-1 visa, which requires a couple to marry within 90 days.

A spokesman told the New York Times reports of the leader's death were baseless propaganda.

His mother said her husband was an alcoholic who threatened to kill himself on a daily basis.

Syed Farook, who killed 14 people with his partner in San Bernardino, had a profile on an Indian dating site.

The four men were accused of aiding and abetting militants who stormed the Army Public School in the northwestern city last December.

The Canadian tech company said its last day of service in Pakistan will be Dec. 30.

Activists say it's important to decry anti-Muslim bias in the West -- but the same standards should apply in Muslim-majority countries.

European leaders, fearing another terrorist attack on European soil, are detaining refugees indefinitely, limiting their access to the outside world.

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.

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.