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Queen Elizabeth II has released a message honoring those who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks and paying tribute to those who "joined together to rebuild" -- as Britain marked the passage of 20 years.

Queen Elizabeth II has released a message honoring those who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks and paying tribute to those who "joined together to rebuild" -- as the United Kingdom marked the 20th anniversary of the attacks.

Sergeant First Class Nathan Phelps reenlisted for service in the Combined Joint Task Force in eastern Africa this year, 20 years after the attack on Sept. 11. 

As thousands of people risked their lives attempting to flee Afghanistan during the withdrawal of U.S. forces last month, Italian physiotherapist Alberto Cairo, working at the clinic he has led in Kabul for more than three decades, felt horror.

France will update its travel guidance to include bans for travelers from the United States and Israel without a COVID-19 vaccination. 

A newly revealed 2019 book burning in Canada has politicians and voters up in flames, with many denouncing the act - no matter the "symbolic" intention. 

The Taliban on Thursday accused the U.S. of violating the peace deal reached under the Trump administration for keeping members of its recently announced interim government on the U.S. most-wanted list.

Chinese disinformation campaigns around the origin of the coronavirus have spilled out into other countries, even attempting to promote protests in the United States.

How did Kabul fall to the Taliban so quickly, and why was it the only practical way out of Afghanistan?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy did not rule out the possibility that tension between Kiev and Moscow could eventually boil over and lead to an all-out war with Russia a scenario that he called “the worst thing,” a report said.

The Taliban have started painting over murals depicting western symbols throughout Kabul and other parts of Afghanistan.

Military search dogs and goose-stepping trainers. Health workers wearing gas masks and red hazmat suits. And a slimmed down, beaming Kim Jong Un in a cream-colored business suit. The parade marking North Korea’s celebration of its 73rd anniversary was a marked departure from past militaristic displays, with a domestic audience worried about the pandemic likely in mind.

A Spanish bishop, known for supporting gay conversion therapy and performing exorcisms, has left the Roman Catholic Church after becoming smitten with a writer of Satanic erotic fiction, Silvia Caballol.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Thursday the al Qaeda extremist group that used Afghanistan as a staging base to attack the United States 20 years ago may attempt to regenerate there following an American withdrawal that has left the Taliban in power.

Mohammad Hasan Akhund, the senior Taliban leader named acting prime minister in Afghanistan, urged Afghans who worked with the U.S. and had fled to return to the country and assured their safety upon return.

Afghanistan’s last member of the Jewish community, a man who was born in the country and considered it his home, has finally left following the Taliban’s takeover last month.

Former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in a statement on Wednesday defended his decision to flee Kabul in August as the Taliban closed in.

Twenty men accused in the Islamic State group's 2015 attacks on Paris that left 130 people dead and hundreds injured are on trial in the French capital. The proceedings began Wednesday in an enormous custom-designed chamber.

Chinese president Xi Jinping has a vision of making China more powerful and prosperous by reviving revolutionary ideals, with a tighter grip over society and entrepreneurs.

Libyan authorities on Sunday released one of Muammar Gadhafi’s sons after more than seven years of detention in the capital of Tripoli following his extradition from neighboring Niger, the country's interim leader said.