Al Qaeda's Chief Of Global Operations, Wanted By US Authorities, Killed In Pakistan
Adnan Shukrijumah, believed to be al Qaeda’s chief of global operations, was wanted in the U.S. on charges related to a 2009 terrorism plot.
Iran Owns Unmanned Drones That Can Travel More Than 1,800 Miles: Military Official
The Islamic Republic has previously developed drones based on captured U.S. technology.
20 Years After Budapest Memorandum, Agreement In Tatters As Russian Troops Operate In Ukraine
On its 20th anniversary, the agreement that guarantees the territorial integrity of Ukraine is in tatters.
Thailand King Bhumibol Adulyadej Sick 2014: Monarch Cancels 87th Birthday Appearance Due To Health Problems
Bhumibol was in the hospital, but his condition was not serious. This is the second time in seven years that he was not able to make the birthday address.
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Syria Refugee Crisis: Amnesty Laments 'Shocking' Lack Of Response By International Community
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UK Permanent Hiring Slows To 18-Month Low, Recruiters Say
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The new James Bond film's title and cast were announced Thursday. "Spectre" stars Daniel Craig as 007.
New James Bond Movie To Be Called 'Spectre,' Release Date, Full Cast Announced
Director Sam Mendes also unveiled James Bond's car, the Aston Martin DB10, at a press conference in the UK on Thursday.
Hottest Year Ever: Global Temperatures Set To Break Records In 2014
If current trends continue, 2014 could be even hotter than previous record years, the World Meteorological Agency warned.
London Police Arrest 2 Men Suspected Of Having Terrorist Links, Bringing Week's Total Arrests To 7
Two of the men were arrested Thursday morning while five others have been detained since earlier this week.
Britain Targets Multinationals That Try To Dodge Taxes
Tax experts cautioned however that the move would be difficult to enforce unilaterally.
Al Qaeda’s Yemen Affiliate Threatens To Execute American Journalist, Luke Somers, In New Video
Al Qaeda’s Yemen affiliate said in a video that Luke Somers would meet his "inevitable fate" if their demands were not met by U.S. authorities.
British Monarchy Update: Richard III DNA Break In Lineage May Throw Off Claims To English Throne
Richard III's DNA does not match descendants of his sister. That 500-year lineage break could now jeopardize future claims to the British throne.
Most Corrupt Countries 2014: China, Turkey and Afghanistan Struggle With Graft
The anti-graft rankings are based on factors including whether public leaders are punished for corruption and the prevalence of bribery.
IAEA Says Needs $5.7M To Monitor Extended Iran Atom Deal
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is tasked with checking that Iran meets its commitments under the accord.
Osborne Set To Concede Missed Budget Goal As Election Nears
Osborne will stress he is determined to fix the public finances in the coming years in a half-yearly update on the budget.
Cyber Warfare: Iranian Hackers Could Cause Physical Harm After Infiltrating World’s Computer Networks
The team has infiltrated the networks of vital industries in eight nations.
Does ISIS Have A Nuclear Weapon? Islamic State Supporter Claims Militants Have Dirty Bomb
According to claims on social media, ISIS is considering detonating the bomb in a public area.
End Modern Slavery By 2020? Pope Francis Leads Multifaith Effort Against Forced Labor, Prostitution
Modern slavery includes people who are trafficked into prostitution or sexual exploitation or coerced into various forms of servitude.
Ground-Based Telescope Helps Detect ‘Super-Earth’ Exoplanet Transiting Sun-Like Star For First Time
The discovery by a ground-based telescope is expected to assist future space missions to search for transiting exoplanets.
UK To Allow Northern Ireland To Set Corporation Tax Rate: FT
Northern Ireland has lobbied London to allow it to cut its corporate tax rate to better compete for jobs with Dublin.
Russian Military Aircraft Endanger Civilian Planes, Turn Off Transponders, US Ambassador To NATO Says
A top British official expressed concern regarding Russia's "extremely aggressive probing" of air defenses.
Cat Stevens, AKA Yusuf Islam, Kicks Off First North American Tour In 35 Years In Toronto On Monday
The singer-songwriter kicks off his North American tour in Toronto Monday night -- and not without controversy.
World AIDS Day 2014: Annual Awareness Campaign Marked For 26th Time
This year's theme carries over from the past three years: Getting to Zero.
Myles Bradbury Sentenced: British Cancer Doctor Who Abused 18 Boys Gets 22 Years In Prison
Dr. Myles Bradbury's abuse was "such a grotesque breach and betrayal," said the judge who sentenced him.
Cyber Monday 2014: US Consumers Estimated To Spend $2.5B On Online Shopping Extravaganza
This year’s Thanksgiving week saw 5.3 percent fewer shoppers and 11 percent less spending than 2013, according to an estimate.
Britain's Co-Op Bank To Fail Bank Of England Stress Test: Times
The Co-op bank is thought to have acknowledged that it has insufficient buffers to withstand a very severe recession.
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