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In a rare incident, an unknown assailant reportedly fired shots near entrance to the US embassy outside Beirut.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed Fiji’s intention to establish its first embassy in Israel, a proposal that has received the endorsement of

TELL CITY — Amanda Bickford had left for the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt back in October. She had been away serving with the Indiana Army National Guard for 11 months.

Kenya is still studying the situation on the ground in Haiti

Families came with balloons and flowers to reunite with loved ones and thank them for their service.

Haiti National Police doesn’t have the capacity to restore and maintain public order, U.N. office says.

The US chief of staff recounted his first visit to Israel while he was serving as a peacekeeper in the Sinai Peninsula.

“The gangs are attacking facilities, attacking the police, killing people, forcing displacement of people from their houses, and you don’t have a plan to stop this?”

PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) -A Kenyan delegation has arrived in Haiti and has been meeting with the country's national police, as it assesses leading a possible United Nations-backed multinational security force to help police fight escalating gang warfare. The Caribbean country's government first called for international security assistance last October. U.N. chief Antonio Guterres has also long called for the international community to lend its support and last month Kenya became the ...

UN reports over 2,400 killed in Haiti amid gang violence in 2023. Rising crime rates spark concerns, calls for urgent action