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          Areej Husrum sits with her young daughter Zeineb after fleeing regime bombardment in Idlib. Civilians in Idlib say regime has once again broken ceasefire. Tessa Fox for The National

          'All the time you are ready to die’: civilians continue to flee as regime breaks Idlib ceasefire

          January 14, 2020
          President Macron and the leaders of the G5 Sahel group lay a wreath in memory of French soldiers killed in a helicopter collision last year. AFP

          France and Sahel nations agree on joint military command structure to fight terrorism in West Africa

          EuropeJanuary 13, 2020
          An image of The National Museum in Yemen after it was hit by a mortar shell during clashes in the flashpoint southwestern city of Taiz in 2016. AFP

          Museum in Yemen devastated by shelling reopens after restoration

          ArtJanuary 07, 2020
          US Air Force Airmen from the 475th Expeditionary Air Base Squadron conducting a flag-raising ceremony at Camp Simba in Lamu, Kenya, where suspected Al Shabaab militia has conducted an attack against the base. EPA/Staff Sgt. LEXIE WEST

          Three arrested in Kenya for trying to enter British Army camp

          WorldJanuary 06, 2020
          Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei visiting the family of killed Iranian Revolutional Guards commander Qasem Suleimani in the capital Tehran AFP

          Air strike on Suleimani casts a long shadow over the decade ahead

          January 05, 2020
          Tributes on London Bridge after Usman Khan stabbed two people to death and injured three others before being shot dead by police. AP

          Expert warns UK’s counter-radicalisation programme open to manipulation

          EuropeJanuary 02, 2020
          A displaced Syrian child from southern Idlib province west of the town of Dana. AFP

          The displaced people of Idlib are both the closest to their home and the furthest

          CommentJanuary 01, 2020
          (FILES) In this file photo taken on May 31, 2019 Iraqi Shiite fighters from the Iran-backed armed group, Hezbollah brigades, march during a military parade marking Al-Quds (Jerusalem) International Day in Baghdad,. The US bombed the headquarters of the group in Iraq and Syria, the Pentagon said today, after a series of attacks in Iraq against American interests. It came after a barrage of 30 or more rockets was fired on December 27 at the K1 Iraqi military base in Kirkuk, an oil-rich region north of Baghdad, killing a US civilian contractor and wounding four US service members as well as Iraqi security forces, according to the Pentagon. / AFP / AHMAD AL-RUBAYE

          Iraqi militia hit by US plays crucial role for Iran in Syria

          WorldDecember 30, 2019
          Al Shabab are thought to be behind a car bomb explosion at a checkpoint in Mogadishu, but have not claimed the attack. Reuters

          US strikes kill four militants in Somalia

          AfricaDecember 30, 2019
          US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad, above, met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in Kabul on Wednesday. AP

          Afghanistan: Taliban agrees ceasefire

          AsiaDecember 30, 2019
          A woman weeps as her child was injured following a car bomb explosion in Mogadishu. Reuters

          Somalia cannot be left at the mercy of extremists

          EditorialDecember 29, 2019
          Saudi soldiers parade during a concert titled "mettle to the top" at the green hall theatre marking Saudi 89th National Day celebrations in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on September 21, 2019. AP

          Riyadh concert attack ordered by Al Qaeda, court statement

          December 29, 2019
          The explosion rocked an area near the junction called Ex-Control Afgoye, in a southwestern suburb of Mogadishu. EPA

          Mogadishu attack: car bomb in Somali capital kills at least 79

          AfricaDecember 28, 2019
          Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, speaking at the Opening Session of The First Knowledge Conference, held at Grand Hyatt Hotel in Dubai. Jeffrey E Biteng / The National

          Turkish high court lifts country’s Wikipedia ban

          EuropeDecember 26, 2019
          A soldier of the French Army adjusts the coordinates of a mortar ready to be used to defend them at a Temporary Operative Advanced Base (BOAT) during the Bourgou IV operation in Northern Burkina Faso. AFP

          'Dozens' of soldiers killed in latest Burkina Faso attack

          AfricaDecember 26, 2019
          Protesters during the trial of the Bahai leader Hamed bin Haydara, outside the state security court in Sanaa. EPA

          Classing Houthis religious persecutors not enough, say activists

          December 24, 2019
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