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VIDEO: California fires continue to surge September 12, 2015
Thousands of residents in northern California are leaving their homes as wildfires continue to rage.
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VIDEO: Hungary's crackdown on illegal migrants September 11, 2015
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban promises tougher action on migrants, saying that people who illegally cross in to his country will be arrested.
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VIDEO: Hamid Karzai: 'I'm not a coup maker' September 11, 2015
The former president of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai says he wouldn't consider a coup against the country's new government.
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VIDEO: Girl gets stuck in claw game machine September 11, 2015
A six-year-old girl in Texas had to be rescued by firefighters after she became stuck inside a claw game machine.
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VIDEO: Thousands rally for Catalan independence September 11, 2015
Tom Burridge joins pro-independence Catalans at a rally to launch their regional election campaign.
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VIDEO: Creating world's biggest manmade wave September 11, 2015
Scientists at the Deltares Research Institute in the Netherlands have built a machine that creates the world's largest artificial wave.
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VIDEO: Residents in Turkey's Cizre 'desperate' September 11, 2015
Turkey should grant independent observers immediate access to the besieged city of Cizre, the Council of Europe has said.
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VIDEO: Can Senegal revive tourism? September 11, 2015
With some parts of the tourism industry on the verge of collapse, many doubt Senegal can turn things around.
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VIDEO: Convictions in Mumbai train blasts September 11, 2015
A court in India has found 12 men guilty of involvement in bomb attacks on the Mumbai railway network in 2006.
– ISLAMIC MILITANTS ARRESTED IN MOROCCO
Moroccan authorities said, on Friday 08/29/2008, that they have busted an Al Qaeda linked terror network and arrested fifteen suspected cell members who were planning terror attacks in Morocco.
Officials said that the suspects were arrested from various towns across the country and added that it was the fourth such cell busted in 2008. They described the arrested suspects as ‘dangerous,’ but refused to identify them.
Moroccan police said that the arrested suspects belonged to am Al Qaeda linked group called ‘Fath Al Andalous’ (Andalous is the common name for the historic Muslim Spain), and added that chemicals and electronics “used in the making of explosives” were recovered from them.
Moroccan authorities have arrested thousands of Islamists suspected of planning terror attacks in the kingdom after 45 people were killed in the Casablanca Bombings five years ago.
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