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Events were held in over 100 cities to denounce the state racism and right-wing extremism that made the fascist attack possible two years ago, and to finally demand answers. “A state that doesn’t protect, a police force that doesn’t help—Hanau is everywhere!” one participant wrote on her poster.

JACQUEVILLE, Ivory Coast (AP) — While patrolling a mock village to train in fighting...

While patrolling a mock village to train in fighting extremists, a Ghanaian soldier wondered how he would cope if one day the drill became real. The 24-year-old special forces officer, who has never experienced war, is part of a select group of African soldiers being trained by Western armies to combat surging jihadi violence across…

JACQUEVILLE, Ivory Coast -- A select group of African soldiers is being trained by Western armies to combat surging jihadi violence across the Sahel, a vast expanse below the Sahara desert, that is now spreading south into coastal states.

JACQUEVILLE, Ivory Coast -- A select group of African soldiers is being trained by Western armies to combat surging jihadi violence across the Sahel, a vast expanse below the Sahara desert, that is now spreading south into coastal states.

TWO senior US military commanders are currently in the country, visiting units and conferring with their Filipino counterparts on wide ranging issues, including bilateral security, training and military cooperation. The visits of General Charles Flynn and Vice Admiral Karl Thomas, commanders of the United States Army Pacific Command (USARPAC) and…

"You cannot start a new business right now and reach any kind of scale working with the Department of Defense. Period," Anduril's Matthew Steckman told a defense conference, weeks after nearly $1 billion contract win.