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World: Germany Reveals Plans To Restrict Migrants Coming From Safe Countries

In light of recent happenings in different parts of the world, most recently in Syria, refugees from their hostile countries started to migrate in Germany. The country announced on Monday via Chancellor Angela Merkel that they will now start restricting migrants coming from safe countries to enter.

Syrian Refugee Crisis: Donald Trump ISIS 'Trojan Horse' Among Dispaced Syrians

Wealthy Middle Eastern nations -- and not the United States -- should protect the thousands of refugees who are fleeing the civil war in Syria, many of whom could be ISIS sympathizers, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump claimed on Sunday.

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Under Less Surveillance as London Police Backs Off

London Authorities will no longer stand outside the Ecuadorean embassy where Julian Assange has, since 2012, sought refuge from rape charges.

ISIS Terror Attack Foiled in Moscow, Russia Says

Russian security forces said on Monday that militants trained by the ISIS terror group had planned to strike Moscow's public transport system, but police forces successfully prevented the plot.

Jason Rezaian Verdict: Washington Post Journalist Sentenced by Iranian Court, Will US Act?

A Washington Post reporter has been jailed in Iran and convicted on charges of espionage in a trial that ended two months ago.

Peru Economy News: US Hedge Fund Threatens to Sue Andean Nation

Gramercy, a Connecticut-based hedge fund, has threatened to sue Peru over bonds issued by the country's former military regime.

Columbus Day 2015: Many American Cities Replace 'Columbus Day' With 'Indigenous People's Day'

The holiday marking the continent's discovery - "Columbus Day" to most Americans and "Día de la Raza" in many Spanish-speaking nations - is increasingly being celebrated as "Indigenous Peoples Day" by jurisdictions across the United States.

Ankara Bombing Update: ISIS Suspected Behind Attacks in Turkey

New reports indicate that the terrorist organization ISIS as a prime suspect in the tragic bombings that hit Ankara, Turkey on Saturday.

Guatemala News: Concepción Mayor Killed by Mob

In a deadly show of mob justice, the recently elected mayor of a town in western Guatemala has been lynched by a group of locals, who blamed him for ordering an attack on the previous mayor.

ISIS Advances on Syria's Largest City Thanks to Russian Bombing

Militants from the Islamic terror group ISIS are encroaching on Aleppo, Syria's largest city, and have already taken control of large parts of homonymous province surrounding the highly symbolic locale.

'Apple News Isn't Supported In Your Current Region' - App Disabled in Communist Nation

In a move that defers to the strict media control exhibited in China, Apple has disabled its news app in the communist nation.

Researchers Complete Digital Reconstruction of a Portion of a Juvenile Rat's Brain

The race towards artificial intelligence is speeding up as researchers culled from institutions around the world have succeeded in digitally reconstruction a section of a rat’s brain

Biometric Banking: Voice Verification, Facial Recognition Future of Security inTechnology?

In the not too distant future a bank customer will no longer need to pull out an ID recall a PIN number, as biometric technology such as iris scanning and voice recognition become common place

Pentagon to End Program Aimed at Training Syrian Rebels to Combat ISIS

The Obama administration announced that it will no longer seek to scout and train moderate Syrian rebels to fight against the Islamic State. Instead, the Pentagon will focus its resources on equipping and enabling existing rebel groups that have already been vetted by the U.S. to defeat the terrorist group.

Hajj Stampede 2015: Number of Dead Increases to Over 1,400

New numbers regarding last month’s deadly stampede near Mecca have revealed that the casualties, which were last put at 769 by the Saudi government, are actually closer to 1,470.

Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Tunisian National Dialogue For Maintaining Peace, Democracy in Country

The Nobel Peace Prize was been awarded to Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet on Friday, for the coalition's efforts in bringing democracy and maintaining peace in the country.

Cuban Embargo, Havana's Resistance Hamper Pickup of US-Cuba Trade

Despite the headline-grabbing rapprochement between Washington and Havana, which culminated in yet another meeting between Presidents Barack Obama and Raúl Castro last month, trade with the Communist island has not picked up in the way U.S. officials expected.

Clinton Email Server: CIA Source Name Sent to Private Email Server, Republican Claims

An email then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton received on the private server she used to conduct government business contained the name of a source of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Republican chairman of the committee investigating the 2012 Benghazi attacks said on Thursday.

Guatemala Mudslide News: Government to Build Homes for People Who Lost Houses

Guatemalan President Alejandro Maldonado announced Wednesday that his government will build homes for people who lost their houses in a devastating mudslide on Oct. 1.

Lionel Messi Tax Fraud Scandal: Barcelona Star to Stand Trial in Spain

Argentina and Barcelona soccer player Lionel Messi will stand trial for tax fraud in Spain, a Spanish court ruled on Thursday.