The family of 16-year-old Hamza Mustafa, who was gunned down Friday, fled the civil war in Syria.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she would announce new gun laws within days.

Police say shooting may have had terror motive.

A man suspected of shooting three people dead in Utrecht, the Netherlands, has been arrested, a police spokesperson confirmed to Euronews. Prosecutor Rutger Jeuken also confirmed this.

The mood has changed in Turkey amid concerns about competition for jobs and cultural differences.

Advocates think congestion pricing would solve traffic woes and decrease pollution, critics worry it could exacerbate inequality.

As a light rain fell, people clutched each other and wept quietly at makeshift memorials outside the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch.

Ethiopia Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges said the black box from the Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people last week is in good condition.

"I believe that some people, purposely, they are trying to break down the harmony we have in New Zealand," said a man whose wife was gunned down.

The 50th victim was located inside one of the two mosques involved in the attacks, New Zealand's police commissioner said.

Michael White was convicted on charges of insulting Iran's supreme leader and posting private information, his lawyer said.

Sen. Fraser Anning came under blistering criticism over tweets on Friday including one that said: "Does anyone still dispute the link between Muslim immigration and violence?"

Except for a few British publications, most news organizations continued trying to reduce click-bait coverage of terrorists or violent attacks.

"When we heard about this attack, it made us feel like we're not safe in our own mosques," said a religious leader in Minnesota.

The suspected gunman had a gun license acquired in November of 2017 and five firearms, the prime minister said.

"Just escaped active shooters. Heartbeats pumping badly and panic everywhere," a team official said.