Gold trader's trial strains U.S.-Turkey relations

ISTANBUL/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A trial which has strained Turkish-U.S. ties before it even started opens this week in New York despite the possible absence of a defendant who Turkey says is cooperating with prosecutors in what it calls "a clear plot" against Ankara.

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Egypt carries out airstrikes after mosque terror attack

The country's air force targeted terrorists in Northern Sinai.

Two London Underground stations reopen after terrorist-incident scare

Two London underground stations on Oxford Street have reopened after an incident that police initially treated as if it might be terrorist-related, the city's transport authority said on Friday.

Police Seek Answers On Central London's Black Friday Panic

Police are still investigating an incident that triggered panic near Oxford Circus, one of the London’s busiest Tube stations, on Friday.

Hundreds killed in Egypt's worst-recorded militant attack

At least 235 have been killed in the deadliest insurgent attack to strike Egypt of modern times, where attackers bombed a Sinai mosque and gunned down fleeing worshipers and ambulance services. Matthew Larotonda reports.

Clashes as Pakistani police try to disperse Islamist sit-in

A policeman was killed and over 100 people wounded as Pakistani forces fired rubber bullets and lobbed tear gas in a bid to disperse an Islamist sit-in that has virtually paralysed the country's capital for weeks. Smoke and tear gas filled the air as the roughly 8,500 elite police and paramilitary troops in riot gear were also seen throwing rocks and using slingshots in the ongoing bid to clear 2,000 or so hardline demonstrators which began soon after dawn. AFP reporters at the site said more protesters were arriving, though it was difficult to tell how many.

Shirtless Woman in the Path of Oncoming Train Rescued by Police in Pulse-Pounding Video

It remains unclear how the woman wound up on the train tracks in a state of undress.