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An international armed force slated to fight violent gangs in Haiti this year will face multiple challenges including shifting gang allegiances and widespread corruption among police, politicians and the country’s elite, a new report warned Friday. The multinational force, which will be led by Kenya, has yet to deploy as it awaits a court ruling in the east African country. If given the green light, a small team of Kenyans is expected to arrive in Haiti early this year, with a total of up to 5...

The north

The date: October 23, 1983 The location: Beirut An explosion tore through the city at around 6 am. Ambulances raced to the scene. A suicide bomber had driven his truck into the US marines barracks in the Lebanese capital. The place was turned into rubble and scores of soldiers of the world’s mightiest army were killed.

The number of U.S. troops deployed to Niger has decreased by at least 400 since military forces in Niger took over the government.

The phrase “two-state solution” is constantly being repeated, but is it realistic?

Rob Welford is a former Ilfracombe Sea Cadet now in charge of a 26,000 ton vessel

Like Israel, the US has systematically violated international law in its wars, manufactured political justifications to suit each case and evaded international accountability

Arab Nations Have Rejected Sending Troops to Gaza After the War Ends, While Netanyahu Has Ruled Out the Palestinian Authority Controlling It. But the Idea of a non-Arab Multinational Force Taking the Reins Is Pointless

An internal NZDF inquiry has exposed the inside story of a critical deployment to one of the world’s hotspots that went horribly awry. The inquiry report...

The United Nations and international community must take steps to ensure that cross-border aid through Rafah is utilized and scaled.