Security
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces kill 9 in Khartoum state
KHARTOUM, Sudan Sudan announced Sunday that nine people were killed and 35 injured in shelling by the paramilitary Rapid Support...
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Troops destroy bandits’ camps, recover arms, vehicle in Taraba, Benue
In continuation of the ongoing military operations aimed at restoring peace and security in Taraba and parts of Benue State...
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Türkiye’s foreign minister urges preventing Daesh/ISIS, PKK from exploiting chaos in Syria
ISTANBUL/ANKARA Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan underlined Friday that the chaos in Syria should not be allowed to benefit terror...
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Police Commission dismisses 19 senior officers, reduces rank of 19 others as it moves to curb misconduct in service
The Police Service Commission rose from the last segment of its first Plenary Meeting in Abuja, with far-reaching decisions on...
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DHQ refutes Amnesty International’s allegations of 10,000 civilian deaths in detention
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has dismissed allegations made by Amnesty International (AI) during a press conference on December 5, 2024,...
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Chinese defense minister meets naval chiefs from Africa
ISTANBUL China’s Defense Minister Dong Jun Thursday met naval chiefs from African nations, stressing the “concept of shared destiny.” Dong...
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Manhunt intensifies for killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Thompson
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was on Wednesday shot dead by a gunman, prompting the New York police to launch a...
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UNICEF chief urges greater protection for children in Ukraine
Catherine Russell, head of UN child rights agency, UNICEF, has appealed for greater protection efforts by both the international community...
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Sudan says Colombia apologized for participation of some of its citizens as mercenaries within RSF
NAIROBI Sudan confirmed Monday that Colombia has apologized for the involvement of some of its citizens as mercenaries within the...
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Ex-NATO chief Stoltenberg suggests Ukraine could temporarily cede territory for peace
BERLIN Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has suggested that temporary territorial concessions to Russia could help establish a cease-fire...
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