Last Friday, about 20 men attacked four Muslims on a train in the outskirts of New Delhi, fatally stabbing 1, Pehlu Khan, a Muslim cattle trader, was lynched by a mob in the western state of Rajasthan as he transported

By Save the Children September 24, 2026 Source: Save the Children More than 26,000 people in Somalia MOGADISHU, 24 September 2026 – More than 26,000 people in Somalia are expected to fall into catastrophic improvement compared with projections released in May following seasonal harvests, it is nearly 60% higher than

The account included more than 100 items. His spinal disease has required five operations in less than a year at Guantánamo and has left him relying We hope the United States makes good on its promise to transfer him as soon as possible for the medical

Other than that, he and his family have had no problems in Serbia as a result of his conviction, he added the only one who has admitted involvement in the operation to organise the systematic killing of more than Cirkovic, who worked at the Bosnian Serb interior ministry’s Jahorina Training Centre during the war, Kusic, who also served at the Jahorina Training Centre, was sentenced to five years in prison too.

The European Union is spending $89 million to train and equip 11 rapid-reaction units of the Mozambican More than a million people are facing hunger, according to the United Nations. His tormentors were not much older than him. Most carried guns and machetes. “As we ran, we were always looking back to see if they were chasing us,” he remembered. He has reported from more than 65 nations on four continents.

The leader of Chadema, Tanzania’s main opposition party, has been detained for more than 18 months, with In May 2025, he went on hunger strike to protest being required to appear in court remotely rather than

use all indirect channels, especially your African contacts, without exposing yourself directly, to transmit governments cultivated close ties after the country's independence from Belgium in 1962, including training

On Wednesday, May 26, 2021, Sudan’s transitional government and the main rebel group kicked off a new (AP Photo/Nariman El-Mofty, File) CAIRO (AP) — Sudan’s transitional government and the main rebel group Sudan’s transitional government has been engaging in peace talks with rebel groups over the past two In 2020, Sudan’s transitional authorities and another rebel alliance signed a peace deal. Another major rebel group, the Sudan Liberation Movement-Army, led by Abdel-Wahid Nour, rejects the transitional

But unlike the crime against humanity of deportation or forcible transfer of population, and the crime Does it make any practical difference if crimes are called “genocide” rather than “ethnic cleansing?” Security Council to vote on April 21, 1994, to withdraw over 2000 UNAMIR troops, rather than send in Diplomats speak of “ethnic cleansing” rather than genocide to avoid offending other diplomats or U.N. Conclusions; “Genocide” is a more powerful word than “ethnic cleansing.”

At least 12 protesters were killed and more than 100 were injured when security forces fired on them, Sadr won the single biggest bloc of seats and eclipsed rival Shiite political parties backed by Iran. Iraqi security forces include members of Iran-backed paramilitaries not directly under the control of Neighboring Iran announced it was closing all land borders with Iraq until further notice and warned Maliki is part of an Iran-backed political bloc that has also vied to form a government.

fighters, describing the violations as “widespread, repeated, intentional, and often targeted” rather than Rape accounted for more than three-quarters of documented incidents, while 225 cases involved children On December 5, RSF fighters attacked a preschool in Kalogi locality, killing more than 100 people, including sanctioned four Colombian nationals this week for running a recruitment network that has brought more than

goat cheeses is a fenced-off parcel of thorny, empty land, mostly avoided by nearby villagers other than the war ended in 1962, some of the Harkis and their families were placed in several internment and transit They stayed for years in those camps, treated more as unwanted refugees in France than former soldiers More than 200,000 Harkis were left to their fate in Algeria after the war and many were tortured and