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Terror struck Marseille in France and Edmonton in Canada as two lone terrorists went on a rampage.
Two women were stabbed to death and their assailant shot dead by soldiers in the southern French port city of Marseille on Sunday in what police sources described as a “likely terrorist act”.
President of Kosovo Hashim Thaci has declared that nobody can block the right of the country to build an army.
“All the istitutions of Kosovo are involved in the efforts to form the armed Forces.
Turkish army shelled with heavy artillery on Thursday noon the positions of the Syrian regime forces in the area of Burj Al-Zahia and the white hill in Mount Turkman in the countryside of Latakia.
The Turkish bombardment is in response to the bombing of the regime on the sites of the Turkish army near the villages of Besson and Tanzrin on the Syrian-Turkish border west of Idlib.
The Islamic State (IS) group has claimed responsibility for a blast on Friday that injured at least 29 people on a packed commuter train on the London underground network, the militant group’s Amaq news agency said.
The attack at Parsons Green Underground station left some severely burned.
The Ukrainian President has warned that Russia’s latest military drill shows it is preparing its forces for war in Eastern Europe.
Petro Poroshenko said that Moscow’s latest military exercise, which is due to be held in Belarus next week with up to 100,000 troops expected to mobilise on the EU’s eastern borders, demonstrated its increasing ambitions in the region.