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The suspect behind the deadly stabbing attack in the Finnish city of Turku was an 18-year-old Moroccan asylum-seeker, investigators said, adding that it seems the attacker deliberately targeted women.
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- Iraqi ship sinks after collision, at least 4 sailors dead – state TV
- Train derails in India, at least 10 killed, says local official
- German critic of Turkey's Erdogan arrested in Spain
- Indian train derails, injuring at least 20 - police
- Lebanon, Hezbollah launch offensives against ISIS at Syrian border
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A man armed with a knife has injured seven pedestrians in the Russian city of Surgut. Police killed the assailant as he was resisting arrest and are investigating claims he was mentally ill. Meanwhile, terrorist group Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. - Nazi bases, mafia hideouts & prisons: Europe’s weirdest makeshift refugee shelters
Two years after the European refugee crisis began, the continent is still struggling to accommodate asylum-seekers, and many countries have resorted to housing new arrivals in offbeat and unlikely shelters. - Europe must ‘wake up’ to ‘clash of civilizations’ – Polish minister after Catalonia attacks
In the wake of the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils, Poland's interior minister said Europe should wake up to the “clash of civilizations” where Muslim enclaves form “support bases” for terrorists. He claimed Poland is safe as it had prevented the emergence of such "enclaves." - Dominoed: Dozens of vehicles pile up in row after mudflows sweep Crimea town (VIDEOS)
Dozens of cars were swept away and piled up after massive mudflows caused by heavy rainfall rocked a resort town in Crimea, videos on social media show. The chain of wrecked vehicles triggered a 10-km traffic jam on the local highway.
- Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Familia was prime target of terrorists’ botched bombing plot – report
The Catalonian terrorist cell, responsible for the twin attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils, originally planned to carry out a major bombing campaign with explosive-laden vans. Antoni Gaudi’s unfinished cathedral masterpiece was reportedly their main target. - ‘Surrender or die’: Iraq launches operation to retake ISIS-held Tal Afar near Mosul
Iraq's military have launched an operation to liberate the city of Tal Afar, some 80 kilometers west of Mosul, from Islamic State terrorists, the country’s prime minister has announced. - Police raids house of missing imam over suspected links to Catalonia terrorist attacks
Catalan investigators have raided the house of an imam in search of possible links to the twin terrorist attacks in the Spanish city of Barcelona and a nearby coastal town of Cambrils, which left 14 dead and over 100 injured. - Train station in Nimes, France evacuated as police search for armed man
The train station in the French city of Nimes was evacuated late Saturday due to the presence of up to three armed people in the building, local media reported. - Statues of discord: The toppling of monuments stretches far beyond anti-Confederate struggle
America’s struggle with symbols of its slavery past was highlighted amid clashes over a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Dealing with controversial pieces of historical art has a long, sometimes bloody, and occasionally amusing history. - Leaked UN report could see Saudi Arabia blacklisted over children deaths in Yemen
Saudi-led coalition strikes have resulted in hundreds of Yemeni children being killed or maimed, a leaked UN report has said. The paper also urges that Riyadh and its allies be added to a black list of countries violating children's rights. - Petition calling on White House to recognize Antifa as terrorists has 35k+ signatures
A petition urging the Donald Trump administration to formally classify the Antifa movement as a terrorist organization has been launched on the White House website. - Nazi bases, mafia hideouts & prisons: Europe’s weirdest makeshift refugee sheltersTwo years after the European refugee crisis began, the continent is still struggling to accommodate asylum-seekers, and many countries have resorted to housing new arrivals in offbeat and unlikely shelters.
- Vietnam War era shell explodes killing 6 - reports
Six people in Vietnam were killed when a wartime era bomb exploded in the nation’s Khanh Hoa province on Friday and struck a residential building, according to local reports. - ‘Europe is lost’: Barcelona’s chief rabbi urges Jews to move to Israel
In the aftermath of this week’s terrorist attacks in Barcelona, the city’s chief rabbi has warned his community that Jews in the region are doomed because of the threat of radical Islam. - Mexico gas pipeline explosion leaves 1 dead, 5 wounded (VIDEO)
A massive explosion has rocked a Pemex gas pipeline in the Mexican state of Veracruz, killing one and injuring several people. - Dominoed: Dozens of vehicles pile up in row after mudflows sweep Crimea town (VIDEOS)Dozens of cars were swept away and piled up after massive mudflows caused by heavy rainfall rocked a resort town in Crimea, videos on social media show. The chain of wrecked vehicles triggered a 10-km traffic jam on the local highway.
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