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People are told to walk with their hands up as they go through security checkpoints at Lagos' Obalende Market last Friday

Nigeria Launches Inquiry Into Lagos Protest Shootings

Nigeria launches inquiry into Lagos protest shootings

Colombian ELN Rebel Commander Killed In Military Operation

Commander Uriel (pictured on May 25, 2019), one of the main leaders of Colombia's ELN rebels, was accused of being one of the organizers of a 2019 car bomb attack on a police academy in Bogota that killed 21 recruits

Colombian ELN rebel commander killed in military operation

US Warns Of Terror And Kidnapping Threat In Turkey

U.S. warns of threats to U.S. and foreign nationals in Turkey, with a particular focus on Istanbul

Citing "credible reports," the U.S. government warned of threats to U.S. and foreign nationals in Turkey.

The strike hit in Syria's last major rebel bastion of Idlib (pictured October 18, 2020), which is dominated by the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) group led a former Al-Qaeda affiliate, but other jihadist groups are also present in the area

US Drone Strike Kills 17 Jihadists In NW Syria

US drone strike kills 17 jihadists in NW Syria

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The street where Charlie Hebdo journalists and cartoonists were gunned down at their offices in 2015 was the scene of a recent knife attack.

French Anti-Terror Officials Probing Fatal Stabbing Of Teacher In Paris

French anti-officials are treating a fatal stabbing in a suburb north of Paris as an act of terrorism.

Nigerian protesters take to the streets once again, blocking a main road in Lagos

Nigeria's Youth Finds Voice In Police Brutality Protests

Nigeria's youth finds voice in police brutality protests

Demonstrations erupted in Nigeria earlier this month calling for the abolition of the notorious SARS police unit

Nigerians Stage Fresh Protests Over Police Brutality

Nigerians stage fresh protests over police brutality

Nine of 13 members of Michigan right-wing militias charged with a plot to kidnap the state's governor, Gretchen Whitmer (L-R, top to bottom) Michael Null, William Null, Eric Molitor, Shawn Fix, Ty Garbin, Brandon Caserta, Kaleb Franks, Adam Fox, and Dani

Michigan Police Remain On High Alert Over Threat Of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's Kidnapping

One of the suspects was allegedly in contact with other militias seeking aid in their plot to kidnap Whitmer and overthrow the state government.

Notorious Islamic State fighters El Shafee ElSheikh (L) and Alexanda Kotey will not face the death penalty if placed on trial in the United States, according to US Attorney General Bill Barr

Two ISIS Militants Accused Of Kidnapping And Killing Four Americans Arrive In US For Trial

Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh are accused of the kidnapping en eventual killing of 4 Americans, with a maximum sentence of life in prison.

Defendants Hassan Hussein Mustafa (left), Liban Abdullahi Omar (centre) and Mohamed Ahmed Abdi (right) have their handcuffs removed for Wednesday's verdict

2 Defendants Guilty, 1 Acquitted, Over Westgate Attack In Kenya

2 defendants guilty, 1 acquitted, over Westgate attack in Kenya

Lucila Huila stands beside the coffins of her two sons, who were among six men shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Colombia's Cauca department in August 2020

Mothers Seek Answers In Wake Of Colombian Massacres

Mothers seek answers in wake of Colombian massacres

Multiple People Killed In Oregon 'Hostage Situation'

The Sheriff’s Office reported “multiple fatalities,” including the suspect.

The attacker, 25-year-old Pakistani-born Zaheer Hassan Mehmood, has been charged with attempted terrorist killings

Paris Knife Attacker Charged With 'Attempted Terrorist Killings': Prosecutor

Paris knife attacker charged with 'attempted terrorist killings': prosecutor

A cow grazes by a roadside on the outskirts of Sri Lanka's capital Colombo

Sri Lanka To Ban Cattle Slaughter

Sri Lanka to ban cattle slaughter

The attacker told investigators he thought he was targeting staff of Charlie Hebdo

Paris Meat Cleaver Attacker's Identity In Doubt

Paris meat cleaver attacker's identity in doubt

Who Is Sir Maejor? Ohio Man Posed As Black Lives Matter Activist, Stole Donations

A man has been arrested for fraud after creating a fake Black Lives Matter Charity.

JPMorgan Chase is among those accused by the probe of continuing to move assets of alleged criminals, even after being fined for earlier failures to stem the flows

Regulators Must Impose More Stiff Sanctions In Dirty Money Fightback: Analysts

Regulators must impose more stiff sanctions in dirty money fightback: analysts

Demonstrators protest against police brutality, in Medellin, Colombia. More than 100 rallies and marches took place across the country

Colombians Protest Against Police Brutality

Colombians protest against police brutality

Claims Osama Bin Laden 'Endorsed' Biden For President, New Trump Ad Charges

Donald Trump Jr. gifted President Trump and his campaign a new advertisement, claiming that Osama bin Laden endorsed Democratic nominee Joe Biden as a presidential candidate.

Five major banks -- JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Deutsche Bank and Bank of New York Mellon -- have been accused of continuing to move assets of alleged criminals, even after being prosecuted or convicted for financial misconduct

Major Banks Moved Vast Sums Of Illicit Money: ICIJ

Major banks moved vast sums of illicit money: ICIJ

Amir Mohammed Abdul Rahman al-Mawla al-Salbi, the new leader of the Islamic State (IS) group

Islamic State Expanding Globally Amid Setbacks: US Official

Islamic State expanding globally amid setbacks: US official

French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo (cover pictured September 1, 2020, reading "All of this, just for that" republished controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, drawing threats from Al-Qaeda

Al-Qaeda Threatens Charlie Hebdo For Republishing Mohammed Cartoons: SITE

Al-Qaeda threatens Charlie Hebdo for republishing Mohammed cartoons: SITE

Seven people were killed and hundreds injured in rioting in the Colombian capital Bogota

Viral Video Of Police Abuse Sparks Deadly Protests Across Bogota, Colombia

Colombia is in uproar after a video surfaced of police detaining and repeatedly tasering a man who later died, prompting violent protests.

People light candles during a protest against violence and the recent massacres in the country, in Medellin, Colombia, on September 4, 2020

At Least 11 Dead In Massacres In Colombia

At least 11 dead in massacres in Colombia

Bin Laden's Niece Supports Trump Reelection, Warns Another 9/11 Attack May Happen If Biden Wins

Noor bin Ladin, niece to Al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden, said failing to reelect Trump in the November elections may lead to another terrorist attack.