How America’s military strategy in Africa is evolving

How America’s military strategy in Africa is evolving

Africa needs to be more responsible for its own security issues. US Gen. Michael Langley, the commander of US Africa…
Inside Gaza’s ISIS-linked militias accused of aid theft and Israel’s role

Inside Gaza’s ISIS-linked militias accused of aid theft and Israel’s role

In the southern Gaza Strip, a shadowy new force has surfaced: a militia purportedly made up of native Bedouin combatants…
Israel launches first naval strike on Yemen’s Houthi-held port of Hodeidah

Israel launches first naval strike on Yemen’s Houthi-held port of Hodeidah

Israel’s authorities carried out its first seaborne attack against Houthi rebels, hitting docks in the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah.…
At UN, US stands alone in vetoing unconditional Gaza ceasefire resolution

At UN, US stands alone in vetoing unconditional Gaza ceasefire resolution

The United States has rejected a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolution that calls for an immediate, unconditional, and permanent…
ISIS strikes first blow against Syrian government forces under new leadership

ISIS strikes first blow against Syrian government forces under new leadership

Since the transitional administration led by former jihadist Ahmed al-Sharaa came into power, ISIS has claimed responsibility for two assaults…

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Iran prepares for possible conflict following inconclusive fifth round of US negotiation

Iran prepares for possible conflict following inconclusive fifth round of US negotiation

Signs of progress remained elusive as Tehran and Washington wrapped up their fifth round of discussions in Rome. On May…
What’s happening in Sudan is bigger than a civil war

What’s happening in Sudan is bigger than a civil war

The destructiveness of the civil conflict in Sudan has reached a critical stage due to an increase in attacks and…
Major jihadist attack highlights military weaknesses in Burkina Faso

Major jihadist attack highlights military weaknesses in Burkina Faso

The northern town of Djibo was assaulted and briefly occupied on May 11 by the Group for the Support of…
How India’s media fueled misinformation during the India-Pakistan crisis

How India’s media fueled misinformation during the India-Pakistan crisis

The news stories detailed India’s resounding victories: A Pakistani nuclear site, two Pakistani fighter planes, and a portion of Karachi…
What’s Really Fueling the Tripoli Clashes?

What’s Really Fueling the Tripoli Clashes?

Conflicts in Tripoli, the capital of Libya, broke out fairly unexpectedly Monday night, highlighting the precarious security situation in the…
Bombshell report reveals 400 alleged ISIS fighters living in UK

Bombshell report reveals 400 alleged ISIS fighters living in UK

A committee of MPs and peers claims that more than 400 individuals who fought for the Islamic State have returned…
PKK ends decades-long insurgency in Turkey, raising hopes for regional stability

PKK ends decades-long insurgency in Turkey, raising hopes for regional stability

Members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), a militant organization that has been engaged in a violent war with Turkey…
India, Pakistan both claim victory — but no one truly wins

India, Pakistan both claim victory — but no one truly wins

As they say, loss is an orphan, while victory has a thousand fathers. Thus, it follows the short-lived but brutal…
India, Pakistan intensify strikes amid de-escalation calls

India, Pakistan intensify strikes amid de-escalation calls

The United States has called for the nuclear-armed neighbours to start negotiations and calm their rising confrontation, which is the…