Twelve government soldiers and "dozens of terrorists" killed in the African country's conflict-wracked "three borders" zone, officials say.
After decades of war and tens of thousands of deaths, many fear that this year will prove to be deadlier for Afghanistan as the country grapples with its worst food crisis since records started.
The statement by the Houthi-run Defence Ministry is a rare admission of the group's casualties.
Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group, whose hacking software can invade any telephone, has faced so much backlash that the US’ Biden administration imposed sanctions on the company.
While the human cost of the war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region is certainly devastating, the clashes also ravage the country’s cultural heritage, putting ancient sites in danger of total destruction.
Hundreds of soldiers can listen to the conversations being conducted at any given time, Middle East Eye reports.
With the rise in the number of children being treated at malnutrition wards and humanitarian watchdogs sounding alarms over possible mass starvation, what awaits Afghanistan is no less than a disaster.
The terms involve rebels halting attacks, withdrawing from captured areas and recognising the legitimacy of the government.
Besides the question of Iran’s culpability in the assassination attempt on the Iraqi Prime Minister, Iraq still faces grave problems that violence and instability can exacerbate.
Palestinians see Israel’s targeting of historic cemeteries since 1948 as an attempt to rewrite them out of history.
This is the first time China has spelt out concrete punishment for people deemed to be pro-Taiwan independence.
The combative statement coincides with the US special envoy's visit that is intended to facilitate dialogue among the warring parties.
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