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NATO warns Russia on 'unacceptable' and 'dangerous' incursions into Turkey airspace
NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has reportedly condemned Russia's incursions into Turkey's airspace calling it "unacceptable and dangerous'' as the incidents add further tensions to the ongoing Russia's military intervention in Syria.
Ali Khamenei bans further talks with US, citing 'numerous disadvantages' for Iran
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is reportedly imposing ban on negotiations with the United States, stressing that talks with the "Great Satan'' brought only disadvantages to Iran.
South Carolina braces for another round of massive flooding as more heavy rains seen
At least 19 people has reportedly died as a result of heavy rainfall in South Carolina, which has stopped Tuesday but inundated rivers and dams that pose further threats to the residents in the neighbourhood.
Religious leaders, rights advocates urge Obama to declare ISIS acts as 'genocide'
Religious leaders and activists are urging President Barack Obama to formally declare the killing and displacement of Middle Eastern religious minorities by the Islamic State militants as genocide.
Assisted suicide law in California leaves many unanswered questions, coroners say
In California, there is now a new law that legalize doctors to prescribe lethal doses of medication to terminally-ill or dying patients. But a group representing county coroners said the measure signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday, leaves so many questions that have to be addressed, including how to classify physican-assisted death on death certificates.
China all set to join Russian offensive vs. Islamist, other anti-Assad forces in Syria
China is reportedly preparing to team up with Moscow to bolster the offensive launched in the war-torn country and against the Islamic State.
'Even war has rules': US airstrike on MSF hospital an 'attack on Geneva conventions'
US Pres. Barack Obama has reportedly vowed to conduct a full investigation into the aerial bombings apparently launched by US military forces on a facility of the Doctors Without Borders (MSF), which killed 22 people and wounded hundred others last week.
Saudi double whammy: Woman who gets cheated by her husband may face jail time
A Saudi wife who posted a footage online of her husband groping their house help could be put behind bars because of the Kingdom's defamation laws, Emirates 24/7 reported.
Christian mother who expressed faith in Jesus living in 'hell hole' Pakistani prison
A Christian mother, who had been placed on death row six year ago for expressing her faith in Jesus, is reportedly living in hell hole in Pakistani jail, The Christian Post said.
'Pregnant Yazidi sex slaves forced to abort their babies to satisfy their ISIS owners'
ISIS' pregnant sex slaves are reportedly being forced to undergo abortions in order be sold at slave markets and satisfy their owner's lust.
No justification for US attack on Afghan hospital, says Doctors Without Borders
Gen. John Campbell, US commander in Afghanistan has told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday that the air strike at Kunduz hospital that killed 22 people, including 12 staff members, was a mistake. But Doctors Without Borders said there can be no justification for such horrible attack.
Former Iraqi lawmaker wants ISIS sex slaves rescued before they commit suicide
A Former Iraqi lawmaker has said she wants women and girls who are attempting to escape slavery forced on them by the Islamic State militants 'to be rescued' before they take their own lives.
Time to strike lethal blow on ISIS is now, top anti-terror expert tells Western leaders
A top terror expert is urging Western leaders to act now in a coordinated battle to decimate the Islamic State, saying the group's military muscle has been significantly embellished over the last few months.
ISIS seeks baby boom as part of its plan to expand caliphate, ensure future fighters
The Islamic State plans to expand its caliphate 'in the Middle East and into the future' by pushing pregnancies within its territory in Syria and Iraq to ensure the next generation of believers and fighters, according to Fox News.com
Boy, 11, shoots girl, 8, with shotgun after she refused his demand to see her puppy
A minor argument over puppies turned deadly Monday when an 11-year old boy from White Pine, Tennessee shot and killed his 8-year old neighbour and schoolmate girl whom he had bullied since moving to the place some months back, according to Jefferson County's Sherriff Department.
Unspeakable' horror: Survivor describes scenes as US bombs hit Afghan hospital
Many have risked their lives to help others survive during the recent bombings in the war-torn Afghan City of Kunduz. Healthcare staff of the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) displayed courage even as they experienced the same ordeal; others suffered the same fate.