Anonymous memo said Islam has no place in France, according to community leader.

Turkish president discusses bilateral ties, regional issues with Russian counterpart.

Withdrawal under plan by Joint Operations Command, coordination with international coalition, says Iraqi army spokesman.

Foreign Ministry official hopeful more countries would normalize ties with Israel.

Another prayer leader shot dead in Laghman province next to capital Kabul.

EU's Brexit negotiator Maros Sefcovic says if UK triggers Article 16, EU would take steps to protect its interests.

Methane is responsible for around 30% of global temperature rise to date, says new report by International Energy Agency.

Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian arrives in Beirut on two-day visit.

Gurnah awarded 2021 Nobel Prize for 'uncompromising, compassionate penetration of effects of colonialism,' says committee.

No threat of tsunami after 6.1 magnitude tremor jolts Tokyo region, says Japanese meteorological agency.

Turkey's Foreign Minister Cavusoglu accuses French president of "cheap approaches" ahead of 2022 elections.

FAO Food Price Index up 1.2% month-on-month with tightening supply conditions, robust demand for staples.

Country reports 27,550 cases, 924 fatalities over past 24 hours, health authorities say.

Iranian foreign minister says Tehran will soon announce date of nuclear talks' resumption.

Israel occupied East Jerusalem, where Al-Aqsa is located, during the 1967 Arab-Israeli War..

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov claims Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan positive about initiative.

French independent commission Tuesday revealed 216,000 children were sexually abused over 70 years.

Countries point to need for European policy toolkit to coordinate national responses to immediately react to dramatic price surges.

Advanced economies likely to face moderate near-term inflation, emerging markets seem to be more sensitive, organization says.

Authorities 'doing a methodical search and working closely' with local, federal officials, Arlington police say.

Talks addressing issues in Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean following 5-year hiatus.

Benjamin List, David MacMillan jointly win prize for first-ever non-metal, non-enzyme molecule for 'organocatalysis'.

Bloc plans to strengthen defense capabilities in areas where NATO is not present, says Ursula von der Leyen.

Greens, liberals agree to start 3-way dialogue with SPD to form coalition government.

Figure up from previous expectations of 5% increase.

Agreement risks sending Greek soldiers to dangerous conflict areas, arms race, says main opposition party SYRIZA.

'Compromise solution' by Israel’s top court proposes recognition of Palestinians as 'protected tenants'.

New tension escalates again in region as Greek Cypriot administration announced drilling program to explore hydrocarbon resources.

Coinciding World Teachers Day, Yemeni teacher’s body charges Houthi militants for killing 1,500 teachers, imprisoning 600.

Film crew to spend 12 days at International Space Station to film movie titled Vyzov (Challenge).

Only 127 foreign drivers apply to temporarily work in UK which indicates worldwide shortage of HGV drivers, says premier.

French independent commission reveals from 2,900 to 3,200 priests abused parishioners between 1950-2020.

Group decides to pump 400,000 bpd in November, ignoring calls to ramp up the production amid rising demand.

Small plane piloted by 68-year-old Romanian real estate mogul crashed into under-construction building.

Total of 56 flights amount to a ‘breach’ involving largest number of aircraft detected in single day since September 2020.

There was no evidence that user data was compromised, says Facebook vice president of infrastructure.

Facebook working to restore services 'as quickly as possible,' says company spokesman.

Despite central banks suggest inflation to be temporary, global price pressures such as ongoing logistical difficulties, labor shortages, high energy price challenge this view.

Biden conveys his administration's 'full support for the NATO agenda' in meeting with Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.

New travel system comes into force with countries, territories categorized as either red or rest of world.

It comes after 38 Chinese military jets flew into Taiwan's air defense zone on Friday.

Search operations underway to find attackers, say security sources.

Turkey’s ambassador in Kabul says Ankara will continue to help Afghan people.

Former foreign minister garners 311 votes in 465-seat lower house.

Development raises hopes for resumption of stalled inter-Korean dialogue.

China's reasoning for changing coal suppliers is more political than anything else, said Brian Ricketts, EURACOAL Secretary General.

September saw its sharpest drop in unemployment on record, according to newly released data.

Five Iranian fishermen missing amid Cyclone Shaheen.

Algeria’s official history has been rewritten based on hatred against France, Emmanuel Macron reportedly says.

Abiy’s Prosperity Party scored landslide win in June 21 parliamentary, regional councils’ elections.

Foreign Ministry deputy spokesman calls on all sides not to do anything that could lead to destabilization.

Knock-on effect continues after soaring prices hit energy markets as industries start recovering from effects of last year's demand shortfall.

Tsirkon missile launched from White Sea successfully hits target in Barents Sea, Defense Ministry says.

Lars Vilks had been living under police protection since 2007 due to death threats over his depiction of Prophet Muhammad.

Ismail Haniyeh hails Taliban victory over US forces in Afghanistan.

Weak labor market conditions, increasing inflation pressures, rising energy prices rattle global markets.

Large-scale operation by police, military units underway to regain full control of the prison.

‘In his memory, we recommit to advocating for freedom of expression, protection of journalists,’ says top US diplomat.

1st stage of local polls to be held in West Bank on Dec. 11.

As next round of Iran-West talks near, focus on Tehran’s increased nuclear activities, US refusal to ease sanctions.

Macron’s remarks ‘unacceptable insult’ to memory of nearly 6M martyrs killed during French colonialism, says Algeria.

EgyptAir used to operate flights between Cairo, Tel Aviv with unmarked planes.

Aircraft crashed into 2-story building in suburbs of Milan shortly after takeoff, reports Italian media.

No woman won seats in Saturday’s legislative elections.

Bomb rips through crowd at memorial service for Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid's mother.

Simon, 19 was preparing to attack mosque, high school.

Death toll at 700,327 with 2,457 casualties in past 24 hours.

Indictment includes illegal fleeing from their confinement, a charge that could reach up to 7 years in prison.

Antony Blinken to visit France to chair OECD meeting, hold talks with counterparts.

Maneuvers aim to boost combat readiness of ground forces, says army commander.

Ethnic Uyghur Muslims have been subjected to years of abuses, says UN Human Rights Office.

First colorectal cancer patient treated with individualized mRNA cancer vaccine, German biopharmaceutical company says.

Iran and Afghanistan are locked in a water dispute for many years over Helmand River.

New German government will continue efforts for Libya’s unification, stability, Merkel tells Mohamed al-Menfi.

No deaths reported through day 29 in patients who received Molnupiravir drug, study shows.

Energy shows highest annual increase with 17.4% last month, according to Eurostat.

14-day compulsory hotel quarantine to phase down, but vaccinated travelers to be subjected to 7-day home quarantine.

Merkel’s spokesman urges Poland to treat refugees ‘in accordance with European, international law, European values’.

Pakistan's prime minister says Afghan Taliban ‘helping in a way as negotiations are taking place in Afghanistan’.

Failure to reduce government debt to GDP ratio in short-term could lead to negative rating action, agency says.

Latest missile launch comes day after Kim Jong-Un stated that he is willing to restore communication with South Korea.

2 more bodies found dead after full control of prison by Ecuadorian security forces.

Digital yuan and currency control to give Beijing total vision over population's financial transactions, says David Lesperance.

Fire broke out in COVID-19 unit of hospital in port city of Constanta.

With 377 schools, nearly 50,000 students, Turkish education foundation takes lead abroad.

Several constituencies in regional states had missed out on June 21 polls.

New law is first step in implementing royal commission report on Christchurch mosques terror attack in 2019, says official.

Beijing’s envoy to Kabul says aid includes warm materials, blankets, cotton clothes.

Women impacted by Islamophobia more than men in US, according to study by University of California, Berkeley.

Foreign Ministry says move 'uncalled for, counterproductive' as US senators seek probe into support for Taliban.

Swap includes release of 70 Houthi fighters, 136 prisoners and abductees, most of them civilians.

Ankara 'would not have had to buy S-400s' had Washington sold Patriot defense missiles to Turkey, says Turkish leader.

6 more mosques to be shut over radicalization, says French interior minister.

UN chief plays for time as he knows there is no common ground, says TRNC foreign minister.

3rd Turkey-Africa Partnership Summit to be held on Dec. 17-18 in Istanbul, says Mevlut Cavusoglu.

Litoral prison in Guayaquil has been scene to major conflict caused by leadership struggle between gangs.

Ridding countries of terrorism with such a level of hypocrisy by some superpowers is putting expectations too high, says expert.

Pyongyang willing to restore communication with Seoul from early October as first step for rapprochement, says Kim Jong Un.

Bill almost certainly to be blocked by Senate Republicans who strongly oppose any debt limit increase, suspension.