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Iraqi Militia Raids 'Green Zone' After The Arrest of Commander Qasim Muslih Published May 27th, 2021 - 04:01 GMT Iraqis demonstrate in the southern city of Basra on May 25, 2021, to demand accountability for a recent wave of killings targeting activists. Thousands of Iraqis demonstrated in the country to demand justice over a wave of deadly attacks on pro-democracy activists and journalists. Hussein FALEH / AFP Highlights Group demands release of senior militia commander Qasim Muslih who was arrested by Iraqi forces. The Hashd al-Shaabi, or Popular Mobilization, militia group on Wednesd...

3,087 shares The Israeli Navy takes part in the 'Noble Dina' exercise with Greece and Cyprus in March 2021. (IDF) The Israeli military said Friday that it had conducted a joint naval exercise with Greece and Cyprus, in the latest sign of growing cooperation with the two countries that, like the Jewish state, increasingly view Turkey as a rival in the Mediterranean Sea. It said the “Noble Dina” exercise, which was led by Israel and also included France, covered “anti-submarine procedures, search and rescue scenarios, and a scenario simulating battle between ships.” The exercise w...

Gunmen Kidnap Hundreds of Schoolboys in Nigeria Published February 17th, 2021 - 12:56 GMT Northwest and central Nigeria have increasingly been targeted by criminal gangs who kidnap for ransom, rape and pillage across the region. File photo: AFP Armed men have abducted hundreds of students along with some of their teachers after attacking their school in central Nigeria. The gunmen, wearing military uniforms, stormed the Government Science College (GSC) in "huge numbers" in the town of Kagara late on Tuesday, officials said on Wednesday. One student was killed in the attack, they said. #...

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Iran Can’t Get Its Story Straight On Assassination of Top Nuclear Scientist Amir Toumaj © Provided by The Daily Beast WANA NEWS AGENCY/Reuters In the aftermath of the brazen assassination of Iran’s top nuclear official and military officer, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, Iranian officials and media outlets have offered up multiple conflicting, and often bizarre, accounts of how he died, even as Tehran scrambles to respond to the massive security breach. The killing of Fakhrizadeh—probably by Israel, which has taken out numerous Iranian nuclear scientists in the past two decades�...