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'Fake' US Agent Claimed Ties to Pakistan Intelligence, Prosecutor Says

Men allegedly posed as Department of Homeland Security investigators

Ex-Captive Testifies About Brutal Treatment at Islamic State Group's Hands

Some prisoners called guards ‘social psychopaths with no moral boundaries’

French Hostage: IS Captives Were Forced to Sing 'Hotel Osama'

Elsheikh is accused of involvement in the murders of American journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff and aid workers Kayla Mueller and Peter Kassig

Red Fox Terrorizes Humans in US Capitol Rampage

Malian Forces, Suspected Russian Fighters Killed 300 Civilians, Rights Group Says

In a report, the rights group suggested the alleged massacre perpetrated over four days, in the town of Moura in volatile central Mali, was a war crime

Amazon Signs on Launch Partners for Space Internet 

Amazon said that its contracts with Arianespace, Blue Origin and United Launch Alliance (ULA) are the largest commercial procurement of launch vehicles in history.   

Kuwait Government Resigns Three Months After Formation

Oil-rich Kuwait has been shaken by disputes between lawmakers and successive governments dominated by the ruling Al-Sabah family for more than a decade, with parliaments and cabinets dissolved several times

Libyan Artisans Restore Old Qurans for Ramadan

Russia seeks Monday UN Security Council meet on Bucha, Ukraine

Sri Lanka Cabinet Resigns After Protesters Defy Curfew

Lithuanian Filmmaker Killed in Ukraine’s Mariupol  

Lithuania's Foreign Ministry said it was 'shocked' by the news of Kvedaravicius' death in Mariupol "where he was documenting #Russia's war atrocities

Pope Evokes Malta's Welcome of St. Paul In Migrant Appeal

He urges better treatment of modern-day arrivals on the Mediterranean island

Sri Lanka Protesters Defy Curfew After Social Media Shutdown

They’re protesting the country’s economic crisis

Serbians Vote in 'Stability' Polls Overshadowed by War in Ukraine

Populist President Aleksandar Vucic will likely extend his rule

Costa Rica Presidential Candidates Vow to Tackle Unemployment

Unemployment is at 14%, and 23% of the population lives in poverty

Sri Lanka Blocks Social Media to Contain Economic Protests

Nation has been wracked by protests over a worsening economic crisis

MSF Suspending Some Operations in Haiti Due to Gang Violence

Security situation in Haiti has been deteriorating for months

Pentagon Commits Extra $300 Million in Security Aid to Ukraine

Package includes laser-guided rocket systems, drones, ammunition, night-vision devices and more

US Judge Denies Ghislaine Maxwell Request for New Trial

She was convicted of child sex trafficking late last year

Mali Says 203 Killed in Military Operation in Sahel State

Army says March 23-31 operation took place in Sahel's Moura area, which it termed a 'terrorist fiefdom'