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- This photographer wants to show Rwanda is about 'more than the genocide'
c) Jacques Nkinzagbo Kigali (CNN) -- For photographer Jacques Nkinzagbo, photography is about more than
- Australia to train Myanmar military despite ethnic cleansing accusations
Australian defence department plans to spend almost $400,000 on English lessons, event attendances and training Myanmar in non-combat areas, with a focus on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, peacekeeping training and English language training. who are directly implicated in the violence against the Rohingyacould benefit from Australian-funded training to course requirements and visa processes, “the Tatmadaw nominates personnel to fill Australia-based training
- Iran Executes Four Men Convicted of Having Links to Israel
TEHRAN, Iran -- Iran executed on Monday four men convicted of planning sabotage and alleged links with African country before entering Iran, it said. Iran and Israel have accused each other of spying and waging a shadow war for years. Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Iran denies it is seeking such weapons and has vowed a harsh response to any aggression.
- Iran: Religious Ritual as New Form of Protest
The mourners who gathered in Yazd last month and in many other cities across Iran diverged unexpectedly from the script to target the clerical rulers of Iran, turning religious ballads into protest songs , Iran, Iran!” For centuries Ashura has been more than just a religious ritual. From Iran, to Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon and beyond, it has served as a celebration of Shiite Muslim
- US targets Russia with more than 500 new sanctions
KIRSTY WIGGLESWORTH (AP) The US has announced more than 500 new sanctions against Russia over its invasion powering Russia's war effort, developing the country's future energy production and its co-operation with Iran The EU has now listed more than 2,000 individuals since the war started. "They depend on us more than we depend on them." Its economy is around 1% larger than it was in February 2022.
- Iran Prepares For First Elections Since Protests
Iranian lawmakers attend an open session of the parliament in Tehran, Iran, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2023. © AP Photo / Vahid Salemi DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran on Monday began registering candidates Iran has held regular presidential and parliamentary elections since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Iran saw months of nationwide protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman who was Iran has been mired in a severe economic crisis since then-President Donald Trump withdrew the United
- Chemical attacks on Iran: When the US looked the other way
Iran denounces 'hypocrisy' of US air strikes as experts urge Tehran to press Syria to stop future chemical He lashed out at Iran and Russia for supporting the Assad regime, saying "What kind of a nation wants during the Iran-Iraq War. Iraq was then allied with the US against Iran. "Iran and Russia are big players and their roles cannot be ignored or denied."
- More than 40 killed in Nigeria as gunmen and vigilantes clash
people taking the law into their own hands after deadly clashes between gunmen and vigilantes left more than 40 dead [File: Ben Curtis/AP Photo] (AP Photo) 4 Feb 2023 More than 40 people have been killed in clashes
- DRC Say More Than 270 Killed In Massacre By Rebels
Democratic Republic of the Congo youth get the first steps of basic military training in Goma, eastern
- Russia vetoes resolution blaming Iran for arming Yemen's Houthis
Russia has vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution based on a UN report condemning Iran for The US had repeatedly called for the imposition of a renewed embargo on Iran, claiming it was sending It determined that Iran did not comply with a 2015 UN arms embargo on Yemen as it did not take action The draft also urged members of the council to take further action against Iran for breaching the arms Instead, the UNSC unanimously adopted a Russian-proposed resolution that did not mention Iran.
- U.S-trained Somalia counter-terrorism police, NISA physically attack journalists, kidnap them in Mogadishu
At around 8:20pm on Friday, the Mobile Vehicle Checkpoint Unit — a special police unit trained by the All three journalists were transported first to Hodan District Police Station in the city centre before Shortly before midnight, the journalists were transferred to the Banadir Regional Police Command near condemn the continued misuse of internationally-funded security assistance in Somalia, including U.S-trained "We call for an urgent, independent, and transparent investigation into the kidnappings, beatings, and
- More than 1,500 people face prosecution in Morocco after GenZ 212 protests
More than 1,500 people in Morocco are facing prosecution after weeks of youth-led protests calling for for healthcare and education reform, in Rabat, Morocco on October 4, 2025. © Mosa'ab Elshamy, AP More than










