Authorities believe that at least eight suspects were involved in the Barcelona and Cambrils incidents. At least one remains at large, and the fate of the van driver in the Barcelona attack is still unknown.
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Police have linked multiple vehicles to the terrorist cell and said a “much more serious attack” was likely thwarted by an accidental explosion.
The French elected him by a landslide in May. Now his poll standing is near Trump’s.
The fight for Tal Afar, one of three major towns in Iraq the Islamic State still controls, will be the first test of Iraq’s military since declaring victory in Mosul in July.
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Rumors that he'd been found alive were quickly corrected by Spanish authorities.
The rally was heavily policed, with no swastikas or Nazi chants. That marked a major contrast with events in Charlottesville.
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“When terrorist groups look at Europe, they see Spain as a country that used to be part of the global caliphate, and it was lost," said Raffaello Pantucci of the Royal United Services Institute.
Parents fear their sons were radicalized by a visiting cleric who possibly brainwashed gullible youngsters who spoke better Spanish than Arabic.
In Kabul, the concert by Aryana Sayeed brought a tense mix of religious protesters and eager fans.
Cold War-era tensions shaping de-Nazification resurface in debates over communist symbols.
The fight in a remote corner of northeast Lebanon will be a test of the substantial U.S. military aid provided to the country’s army.
Two people in Finland were killed and eight others wounded Friday when an 18-year-old Moroccan man went on a stabbing rampage in the southwestern city of Turku, authorities said.
An army general and a business leader were convicted of embezzlement and abuse of power.
The barely functional camps lack basic medical services and have limited water supplies.
Move puts all branches of government under President Nicolás Maduro’s control, critics say.
Police foiled another vehicle attack just to the south, killing five men in a car that also ran over people.
A suspect was apprehended after being shot in the leg by police, authorities said.
Hisham al-Omeisy has been one of the few to shed light on the war and humanitarian crisis.
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Berlin police say 39 people were detained Saturday in connection with a far-right march commemorating the 30th anniversary of the death of high-ranking Nazi official Rudolf Hess.
The Latest on the two vehicle attacks in Barcelona and the nearby seaside resort of Cambrils (all times local):
Iranian lawmakers on Sunday approved 16 Cabinet members nominated by recently re-elected President Hassan Rouhani, including the first defense minister unaffiliated with the elite, hard-line Revolutionary Guard in 25 years.
The wife of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe returned home from South Africa on Sunday despite calls that she be prosecuted for allegedly assaulting a young model at a luxury hotel in Johannesburg.
The Latest on developments in Syria (all times local):
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says he is satisfied with how the administration formulated its new Afghanistan war strategy. But he won’t discuss what’s in it.
