Avaneesh Pandey

The World Food Programme's food aid, which was a lifeline for over 1.7 million Syrian refugees, will resume by mid-December.

Instead, when subjected to the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques, several detainees withheld or fabricated information about Bin Laden.

Adam Everett Livvix, a 30-year-old Christian from Texas, had been living in Israel illegally since his permit expired in September 2013.

Although the motives of the attacker are not yet clear, a synagogue spokesperson denied that it was a hate crime.

A UNICEF statement was released to coincide with an appeal by the U.N. calling for a record $16.4 billion in humanitarian funds.

Protesters blocked a major highway and stopped a train.

Scientists have found that the massive dunes on Titan, some of which are hundreds of feet high, were formed over tens of thousands of years.

In the coming months, the number of U.S. troops alone in Iraq will grow to over 3,000.

The study, conducted by a London-based think tank, found that poorer nations had not benefited from contributions to existing climate funds.

Pierre Korkie, a South African national being held by al Qaeda militants since May 2013, was killed in a failed attempt to rescue Luke Somers.

The protests, which at their peak, saw the involvement of hundreds of thousands of people, have dwindled to a gathering of about 100 people.

Questions are also being raised over the accuracy of the Senate report investigating the use of “enhanced interrogation techniques” by the CIA.

Many of those arrested are believed to have links to ISIS and were planning to carry out attacks in the country, Saudi officials said.

The Bahrain base is expected to cost almost $23 million, as it marks a significant expansion of the U.K.'s naval presence in the Middle East.

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.

In its first Adaptation Gap Report, the U.N. says adaptation costs are likely to increase substantially, even with emission cuts.

Lorenzo Vinciguerra, 49, was one of the two Europeans abducted by the Abu Sayyaf group nearly three years ago.

Amnesty International has warned of "catastrophic consequences" for nearly 4 million Syrian refugees if the world fails to act.

Ahmet Davutoglu blamed equality in gender roles for high suicide rates, echoing similar sentiments expressed earlier by the country’s president.

Developed nations have so far contributed $10 billion to the Green Climate Fund, far below the $100 billion a year target.

The death of Maj. Gen. Greene, the highest-ranking casualty of the Afghan war, ended a pause in "insider attacks" on American troops.

Lebanese officials claimed that al-Baghdadi's daughter and ex-wife were among those detained near a Syrian border crossing.

If current trends continue, 2014 could be even hotter than previous record years, the World Meteorological Agency warned.

The first declaration under Australia's new anti-terror laws seeks to deter its citizens from participating in the Syrian conflict.

The attacks in the restive region come just days before the 20th anniversary of the First Chechen War in 1994.

A statement released by the Iraqi government claims that the woman, Saja Abdul Hamid al-Dulaimi, is not one of al-Baghdadi's wives.

The attack bears the hallmarks of the al Qaeda-linked al Shabab group, which has carried out a series of bombings in Somalia in the past.

Israel, which is believed to have launched a nuclear weapons program in the 1960s, has refused to officially admit to having such weapons.

Hong Kong's students have vowed to continue the pro-democracy protests.