Fires. Tear gas. Rubber bullets. ‘I can’t breathe’ protests heat up over death of George Floyd

By Reuters,

Civil unrest flared and curfews were imposed in several major U.S. cities on Saturday as demonstrators took to the streets to vent outrage at the deat...

George Floyd

North Korea’s Kim enters Russia for summit with Putin

By Reuters,

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed the border into Russia on Wednesday by train, Russian media reported, for his first trip there aimed at galvan...

Iran says its armed forces are not a regional threat, calls for unity against U.S.

By Reuters,

President Hassan Rouhani said on Thursday that Iran armed forces were not a threat against any regional country, as Tehran held an Army Day military p...

Iran , PRESIDENT HASSAN ROUHANI

On brink of Syria defeat, Islamic State unleashes car bombs

By Reuters,

Islamic State launched suicide car bombs against the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) assaulting Baghouz, in a last-ditch effort to stave off defeat in ...

Islamic state , Syria

Saudis deny supplying al Qaeda-linked fighters with US weapons

By CNN,

The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen on Saturday denied supplying Iranian-backed Houthi militia and al Qaeda-linked fighters with US-made weapons...

AL QAEDA , Col. Turki Al-Malki , united arab emirates , United States

Saudi-led coalition denies supplying militants with US-made weapons

By CNN,

The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen on Saturday denied supplying Iranian-backed Houthi militia and al Qaeda-linked fighters with US-made weapons...

al Qaeda.U.S. , Saudi

U.S. halts some Cameroon military assistance over human rights: official

By Reuters,

The United States said on Wednesday it was halting some military assistance to Cameroon over allegations of gross human rights violations by its secur...

Cameroon , U.S

US-led coalition denies confrontation with Iran-backed militia in Iraq

By VOA,

The U.S.-led coalition fighting against the Islamic State (IS) in Syria and Iraq Monday denied it faced a head-to-head encounter with the Iran-backed ...

Iran , Iraq , US

Qatar gives Somalia armored vehicles

By Reuters,

Qatar donated 68 armored vehicles to Somalia on Thursday, Qatar’s defense ministry said, a sign that Doha is pushing for influence in the country wi...

armored vehicles , Qatar , somalia , UAE

At least five dead and scores injured as Militia groups battle in the Libyan capital

By Reuters,

Rival militias clashed in the Libyan capital Tripoli on Wednesday and at least five people were killed and 20 wounded, the health ministry said, splin...

7th Brigade , clash , Injured , killed , libya , militia

15 people killed in Riverside attack: reuters

By Reuters,

Gunmen blasted their way into an office complex at 14 Riverside, Nairobi on Tuesday, killing at least 15 people and sending workers diving under desks...

14 riverside attack , Al Shabaab

Taliban threaten oil fields in northern Afghanistan

By Reuters,

Taliban fighters are threatening major oil wells near the northern Afghan city of Sar-e Pul following days of fighting in which dozens of members of t...

President Donald Trump , Sar-e Pul , Taliban fighters

Security concerns arise as Argentina hosts G20

By VOA,

Argentine authorities say that Buenos Aires will be an armored city when world leaders arrive for this week's G-20 summit. But security failures that ...

argentina , Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich , Brazil President-elect Jair Bolsonaro , G-20 , U.S President Donald Trump

Khashoggi killing complicates Saudi rescue bid for South African arms firm

By Reuters,

Loss-making South African arms maker Denel has a problem as it fights to survive. Its potential savior is Saudi Arabia, now drawing fierce criticism f...

Khashoggi killing , President Cyril Ramaphosa , Saudi , South African arms firm

North Korea’s new ‘tactical’ weapon test highlights military modernization

By Reuters,

North Korea’s claim last week that it had tested an unidentified “ultramodern tactical weapon” highlighted its desire to upgrade its conventiona...

Kim Dong-yub , Kim Jong-un , Kyungnam University , North Korea , Pyongyang , SEOUL , Washington

Zimbabwe election: Gov’t warns of crackdown after deadly violence

By CNN,

Zimbabwe's government warned it would crack down on dissent after three people were killed in clashes between opposition protesters and security force...

Emmerson Mnangagwa , Nelson Chamisa , Zimbabwe elections

10 people killed in deadly Samburu raid

By Citizen Reporter,

By Johnston Keti Ten people have been killed by suspected cattle rustlers at Lopurio area in Samburu North. The attack occurred at around 9am on...

CATTLE RUSTLING , Samburu governor Moses Lenolkulal , Samburu North.

AMISOM warns of increased Al-Shabab ambushes

By VOA,

Al-Shabab attacks against African Union peacekeepers and Somali government forces could worsen as troops try to reopen Somalia’s main supply roads, ...

AL-SHABAB , AMISOM , baidoa , Burundi Vice President Gaston Sindimwo , Jowhar , Lieutenant Colonel Wilson Rono , mogadishu , Mohamed Hussein al-Qadi , President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo , Shabelle region , Somali National Army , town of Bal’ad , town of Fafahdhun

Special Report: ‘Treacherous shenanigans’ – The inside story of Mugabe’s downfall

By Reuters,

Inside State House in Harare, Robert Mugabe was in the tightest spot of his 37-year rule. Tanks were on the streets and troops had occupied the state ...

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Zimbabwe military seizes power to stop ‘criminals’, Mugabe safe

By Reuters,

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe’s military said it had seized power in a targeted assault on “criminals” around President Robert Mugabe who were cau...

Chiwenga , military coup in Zimbabwe , Mnangagwa , President Mugabe , ZANU PF , Zimbabwe