Khuram Butt was born in Pakistan and raised in London. He's one of three people suspected in the most recent terrorist attack.

Why one man chose not to mark himself as "safe" on Facebook during the attack in London.

Terror attacks around the world, including in London this past weekend, are prompting questions about what can be done to avoid such attacks, and what it will take for the public to feel safer.

It’s unlikely that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front has real ties to ISIS, because despite their ongoing push for independence, they’re highly pragmatic — putting family clans and business first.

Iraqi forces have found the best way to fight ISIS block-by-block is with a wall of steel.

As Team Syria edges closer to qualifying to compete in the 2018 World Cup, many top soccer players face a dilemma — to play for the love of sport or to play for a team that's seen as boosting a brutal dictator.

A longtime Africa correspondent looks behind the headlines in Somalia and talks about his new memoir.

There are two conflicting narratives emerging from Mindanao, neither of which is entirely right.

The World’s Richard Hall reported aboard Save the Children's rescue ship in the Mediterranean. On Tuesday, they saved 635 people — a record for the group's sea rescue operations. Doctors Without Borders rescued another 1,004 people on the same day.

"There's no more safe place in Yemen to stay in. I mean, the conflict is reaching out to every place in Yemen: every single village, every single place."