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At Least Eight Dead In Suspected Rebel Raid On Congo Army Camp

At least eight people were killed in an attack on an army camp in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo late on Thursday that local sources blamed on Rwandan Hutu rebels targeted by a Congolese army operation. Gunmen raided the camp...

Boko Haram Fighters Kill At Least 15 In Niger Village Raid: Sources

Islamist Boko Haram militants operating out of Nigeria raided a village across the border in southern Niger and massacred at least 15 civilians, Niger security sources said on Friday. The overnight attack took place in the village of N'Gourtoua in...

Migrant Crisis Turns Clock Back On Serbia, Croatia Ties

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Former Yugoslav foes Serbia and Croatia turned back the clock on 15 years of reconciliation on Thursday, trading embargoes and insults as Europe’s migrant crisis damaged relations in the fragile Western Balkans. With relations hitting their lowest ebb since Serbia...

Putin Plans Air Strikes In Syria If No U.S. Deal Reached: Bloomberg

Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing for unilateral air strikes against Islamic State in Syria if the United States rejects his proposal to join forces, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing two people familiar with the matter. Russia has increased its...

Pope Francis Set To Address Fractious U.S. Congress

Fresh off his meeting with President Barack Obama, Pope Francis delivers a speech on Thursday to a U.S. Congress led by Republicans who have opposed Obama on issues of importance to the pontiff including climate change and immigration. Francis, who...

More Than 700 Pilgrims Die In Crush In Worst Haj Disaster In 25 Years

At least 717 pilgrims were killed on Thursday in a crush outside the Muslim holy city of Mecca, the Saudi authorities said, the worst disaster to strike the annual haj pilgrimage in 25 years. At least 863 others were injured...

Migrant Crisis: EU Splits Exposed As Summit Looms

Splits within the EU on the relocation of 120,000 migrants have been further exposed as leaders gather for an emergency meeting in Brussels. Slovakia is launching a legal challenge to mandatory quotas that were passed in a majority vote on...

Burkina Faso Coup: Michel Kafando Reinstated As President

Burkina Faso's interim President Michel Kafando has been formally reinstated a week after the military takeover. The ceremony took place in the capital, Ouagadougou, in the presence of several West African leaders who helped mediate an end to the crisis. It...

Egypt President Pardons 100 Prisoners, Including Al Jazeera Journalist: Sources

Egypt president pardons 100 prisoners, including Al Jazeera journalist: sourcesEgypt's President Abdel Fatta al-Sisi pardoned 100 prisoners, including Canadian Al Jazeera TV journalist Mohamed Fahmy, on Wednesday, security sources said. The reported pardons came a day before Sisi plans to...

Malaysia Arrests Six People, Says They May Have Aided Bangkok Bomber

Malaysia has arrested six people suspected of being part of a human trafficking network and who may have helped a bomber who killed 20 people at a Bangkok shrine last month escape from Thailand, police said on Wednesday. The suspects...