French ex-President Sarkozy held over influence claims
Hugh Schofield reports from outside the building in Nanterre where Mr Sarkozy is being held. French ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy remains in custody for questioning over alleged influence peddling. Mr Sarkozy was detained near Paris on Tuesday morning in an unprecedented step against a former president. He is being questioned about whether he sought inside information from a judge concerning an inv
Japan cabinet approves landmark military change
Mr Abe has said Japan must change to adapt to a new security environment Japan's cabinet has approved a landmark change in security policy, paving the way for its military to fight overseas. Under its constitution, Japan is barred from using force to resolve conflicts except in cases of self-defence. But a reinterpretation of the law will now allow "collective self-defence" - using force to defend
ISIS Threatens Al Qaeda as Flagship Movement of Extremists (Published 2014)
AMMAN, Jordan — As Syria’s civil war raged, a Kuwaiti Islamist, Ghanim al-Mteiri, funneled cash from wealthy donors in the Persian Gulf to Syria’s affiliate of Al Qaeda in hopes that it would overthrow the government and lay the foundations of an Islamic state. So Mr. Mteiri watched in dismay as another, even more violent jihadist organization, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, seized a chunk o
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