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The daughter of a British aid worker who was murdered by Islamic State will fly out to the States to confront one of his alleged tormentors.

Bethany Haines says she will plead with El Shafee Elsheikh to reveal where remains of her father and other western hostages lie

BENGALURU: A special court for the National Investigation Agency in Bengaluru recently rejected the pleas of two terror case accused that their names be dropped from the chargesheet. Their argument was that their alleged IS-related activities took place in 2013 whereas the organisation was banned and brought under Unlawful Activities…

British animal lovers Tim Locks and Jonathan Weaving crowdfunded the cash for the five-day mission to evacuate the a wolf and lion from war-torn southeast Ukraine, finding them a new home in Romania

Pierre, 28, says he spent four years as a volunteer fighter in Syria. Now he is preparing to return to a foreign front again, this time in Ukraine. The construction worker, who declines to give his full name, was at home in France when Russia invaded its neighbor on February…

Presidential campaigns all have their share of emblematic moments that change the course of the race, be they breathtaking instant game-changers or incidents that seem decisive only in hindsight. With French voters set to elect a president in April, FRANCE 24 takes a look back at some of the key…

The Ukraine war is sending the cost of energy and food soaring across the world. Price controls may be the only way to stop a devastating chain reaction

Lisa Calan, whose short film ‘The Tongue of Mountains’ is being shown at the festival, bags IFFK’s ‘Spirit of Cinema’ award

Thursday's session of the Paris terror trial, the 94th day of a legal marathon which is likely to last at least another three months, was overshadowed by the decision of two of the accused . . . Osama Krayem and Sofien Ayari . . . to remain silent. A third…

As community viewing returns, the number of delegates crosses 10,000 in the fete that starts today

Former aide says PM was told intelligence services had serious reservations about peerage plan