President Francois Hollande said on Sunday that six French warplanes hit an IS training camp near Deir Ezzor city, and that more strikes could follow in the coming weeks.
The last time the Russian parliament granted Putin the right to deploy troops abroad, a technical requirement under Russian law, Moscow seized Crimea from Ukraine last year.
Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin have a tense relationship that was on full display as the pair met at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Germany has committed an additional 100 million euros (USD 113 million) to UN agencies to improve assistance for refugees in their home regions.
In his earlier hours on Twitter, Snowden exchanged tweets with prominent astrophysicist and radio talk-show host Neil deGrasse Tyson, who had encouraged Snowden to try Twitter during an interview on his show this month.
The Taliban had captured government buildings and freed hundreds of prisoners yesterday, raising their trademark white flag throughout the city.
More than 100 flights in China's southern province of Fujian were cancelled and trains suspended as the storm approached and crossed over the mainland.
Residents said on Monday that two missiles tore through tents in the Red Sea village of Al-Wahijah, near the port of Al-Mokha
Yingluck filed a criminal case at the court to counter-sue Thailand's AG over the handling of her prosecution in connection with a subsidy scheme for rice farmers, which ran up huge losses.
Obama said he was willing to cooperate with Russia and Iran to try to end the four-year civil war in Syria, in which at least 200,000 people have died and millions have been driven from their homes.
The Interior Ministry said those targeted in the raid belonged to an affiliate of the extremist Islamic State group linked to an attack in Abha, 560 kilometers (350 miles) south of Mecca.
As routes into Syria via its 500-mile border with Turkey have become further restricted, the women have advertised the journey to Libya as the easiest way of joining the IS.
Martin Winterkorn, Volkswagen's CEO since 2007, resigned Wednesday days after the world's top-selling carmaker admitted that it had rigged diesel emissions to pass US tests during his tenure.
Boating accidents and fires are common in the Indian Ocean archipelago state.
These are comments that will raise questions about Jeremy Corbyn's suitability to lead the Labour Party
Another 20 migrants, who were on the boat's deck, survived and swam back to the Turkish coast, it added. All were wearing life jackets.
Hollande's office said that "France has hit Syria'' based on information from French reconnaissance flights sent earlier this month. It did not provide further details.
Despite Pentagon reports that coalition strikes have killed about 10,000 ISIS fighters, the group continues to replenish its ranks, drawing an average of about 1,000 fighters a month, the report said.
If Volkswagen fails to meet the deadline, the KBA warned in a two-page letter, the authority could withdraw approval for the affected models, meaning they could no longer be sold or even moved on German roads.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani demanded an investigation into a crush in his speech at the United Nations on Saturday.
Nawaz Sharif arrived in the United Nations on September 25 to participate in the UN Sustainable Development Summit and the General Assembly.
With this, France confirmed its resolute commitment to fight against the terrorist threat represented by the Islamic State group.
President Xi Jinping spoke at a global summit that on Friday launched the non-binding goals for the next 15 years.
In his speech to the 193-nation UN General Assembly, Rouhani emphasized the need for an investigation into "the causes of this incident and other similar incidents in this year's Hajj."
Amnesty International's Roseann Rife said on Saturday Beijing's stance was "hypocritical" when the government continues to jail women activists.





