EU Foreign Policy chief Federica Mogherini said in a press release: „The EU is a steadfast partner of Mali; the new mission reinforces the EU‘s comprehensive support to stability and security throughout Mali.“

Cop fired for exposing policy where police ‘had sex with prostitutes before arresting them’

President Francois Hollande saw a spectacular revival in his dismal popularity ratings on Monday as two major surveys showed French voters applauding his handling of the country‘s most deadly Islamist attacks.

“The Zionist regime’s [Israel] criminal move to violate Syria’s airspace once again showed that the terrorist plot of the ISIL and Takfiri groups has been hatched in line with policies of the arrogant and Zionist system and in coordination with leaders of the White House and the occupying regime of al-Quds against the Muslim community,” the IRGC said.

They are not committed to any international regulations and human and moral principles to achieve their evil goals, it pointed out.

Laut einem US-Geheimdienstler, der nicht genannt sein wollte, haben die USA den „in Vorbereitung befindlichen Angriff überwacht“. „Wir wussten davon und hatten das verfolgt“, sagte er.

Greece detained more than half a dozen people on Saturday, two days after Belgian police raided a suspected Islamist group in the east Belgian town of Verviers and killed two gunmen.

„The growing threat of terrorism makes it obligatory to reinforce the instruments to prevent and combat it,“ Orlando told the Lower House.

A U.S. drone strike killed at least four suspected militants in northwest Pakistan on Monday, four intelligence officials said, the fourth such strike this year.

Bei der Außerkraftsetzung des Versammlungsrechts in Dresden geht es nicht um “Pegida”. Es darum, wer hier in unserer Republik, auch nach dreizehneinhalb Jahren Krieg, immer noch das Sagen hat.

the Times report says the evidence gleaned from the U.S. penetration of North Korean government hackers‘ activities persuaded Obama and other top officials that North Korea was behind the attack.

The trail that led American officials to blame North Korea for the destructive cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment in November winds back to 2010, when the National Security Agency scrambled to break into the computer systems of a country considered one of the most impenetrable targets on earth.

A prominent North Korean defector who fled a prison camp and became the face of international efforts to hold the country accountable for widespread human rights abuses has changed important parts of his life story.

Author Blaine Harden says in a statement on his website that he has pressed Shin Dong-Hyuk to „explain why he had misled me“ during interviews for Harden‘s book on Shin, „Escape from Camp 14.“