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After 7 months of war, and in spite of Israel's military strength, Hamas continues to fight. While it's impossible to pinpoint the exact strength of the Islamist militants, some indicators of their power do exist.

Ghana’s anti-gay bill passed this year has been widely condemned as ‘brutal, harsh and unjust’. The bill resembles a similar, more notorious one in Uganda. Both countries’ legislation have been following a rather convoluted legislative and political passage.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan deserves the US waiver on the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline to meet its energy needs and escape from the impending penalty of $18 billion in case Tehran moves for France-based...

Several times each week, nearly 30 incarcerated individuals at the Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women (LCIW) head into on-site classrooms, books and laptops in hand. An instructor from the Tulane

Military's media wing says terrorist ringleaders Sohail Azmato, Haji Gul Zarkavi "sent to hell".

In its quest to expand beyond North East Nigeria, JAS–ISWAP clashes aren’t in the global terror group’s interests.

Recently the Department of National Defence announced a plan to pour billions of dollars into security in the Arctic.

In its quest to expand beyond North East Nigeria, clashes between the JAS and Iswap factions aren’t in the global terror group’s interests.

In its quest to expand beyond north-east Nigeria, clashes between the JAS and ISWAP factions are not in the global terror group’s interests.

/PRNewswire/ -- Nationally acclaimed renewable energy project developer Mana Pacific announced that Christine Gayagas, an Indo-Pacific Regional Lead for the...