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Explosion hits evacuation convoy in Syria
An explosion near a bus convoy waiting to enter Aleppo has killed or wounded dozens of people, according to pro-government media and pro-opposition activists.
'The situation is tragic', Syrians leave besieged towns under evacuation deal
Syrians living under siege for more than two years have begun to leave their homes under an evacuation deal.
Thousands in South Sudan flee upsurge in ethnic killings
UN says makeshift refugee camps on the border with Uganda are full to over flowing following a further spread in ethnic killings
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Russia: US strikes on Syria 'play into hands of extremists'
Russia’s foreign minister has said that last week’s US missile strikes on a Syrian military airbase plays “into the hands of extremists” and further threaten regional and global…
French police find weapons and explosives as ETA disarms
The recovery of the arms caches follow the end of the Basque separatist movement's violent campaign and promise to disarm.
Basque separatists ETA hand police list of weapons stores
The Basque separatist group ETA began the process of handing over its remaining weapons on Saturday.
Madrid dismisses ETA's planned disarmament
There have been mixed reactions after ETA said it will give up all its weapons this Saturday.
Spain on threshold of an end to ETA and domestic terrorism
With ETA having promised to disarm and the decision receiving support from the Basque parliament, Spain may be about to see an end to 50 years of domestic terrorism.
Trump says strike was in the 'vital national security interest of US'
Friday morning’s missile strike was the toughest direct US action yet in Syria’s civil war, raising the risk of confrontation with Russia and Iran, the Assad regime’s two main military…
ETA militant group 'a disarmed organization'
The Basque separatist group ETA issues a statement claiming it is now 'a disarmed organization'.
Syria again rejects claims it was behind chemical attack
There are more strong denials from the Syrian government amid worldwide condemnation of the chemical attack that killed at least 70 people including children.
Russia says bombed rebel weapons dump caused Syria 'chemical attack'
Russia has said chemical weapons that killed as many as 100 people in the town of Idlib leaked from a rebel weapons facility after it was bombed by the Syrian air…
Colombia bombardment kills 10 ELN rebels
Colombia’s military has killed ten members of the country’s second biggest rebel group, including a number of women.
Moscow targets Chechen fighters in Syria
Thousands of Russian speakers fight for ISIL in Syria
Civilians used as human shields in Mosul
Evidence has emerged the so-called Islamic State is using civilians as human shields in its combat to retain control of Mosul.
Spike in civilian deaths in Iraq 'flagrant violation of international law' - Amnesty
Amnesty International says US-led coalition against ISIL could be at fault for failing to limit civilian deaths in Mosul offensive.
Drone footage shows over 100, 000 Houthi supporters at Sanaa rally
Aerial footage shot in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, on March 26 shows over one hundred thousand individuals gathered to show their support for the Houthi movement.
Sanaa rally marks two years of conflict in Yemen
Tens of thousands of Yemenis have rallied on the streets of the Yemeni capital in support of the Houthi movement.
West Mosul: Iraqi military revises down civilian death toll, denies air strike
The Iraqi military revises down the civilian death toll from an incident in west Mosul last week and denies it was caused by a coalition air strike.
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