Bases in Syria are under suspicion, Russia sends cargo flights to Libya
The Libyan officer said that the increased flights from Russia and Syria were the delivery of military equipment. Source link
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Watch the BBC's Steve Rosenberg challenges Putin on his 25 years in power in Russia
The BBC's Russia editor, Steve Rosenberg, challenged Vladimir Putin on whether he had “looked after” Russia during his 25-year rule. At the president's annual year-end press conference, Rosenberg reminded Putin how his predecessor Boris Yeltsin told him to take care…
Trump supports the House-Republican agreement to avoid a government shutdown
WASHINGTON — Republicans in the House of Representatives agreed to a short-term federal settlement on Thursday financing agreement that if approved it would prevent government shutdown is scheduled to start late Friday evening. President-elect Donald Trump quickly approved a revised…
Hillary Clinton says Republicans are taking orders from 'richest people in the world' to shut down government
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sounded Thursday about Elon Musk's influence over the spending drama on Capitol Hill. “If you're catching up: The Republican Party, taking orders from the richest man in the world, is about to shut down…
US says it has 2,000 troops in Syria, not 900 as previously announced | Syrian War News
The Pentagon says additional forces have been in Syria for 'some time', before the fall of President Bashar al-Assad, although it has not been publicly disclosed. After years of telling the public that the United States had 900 troops in…
2 soldiers killed in landmine blast in Mexico, day after 2 soldiers killed by landmine in same region
How Mexico's new president plans to curb crime How Claudia Scheinbaum plans to fight crime in Mexico 03:56 The explosion killed two Mexican soldiers second fatality this week with the participation of a homemade mine in a a crime-ridden western…
Explaining the growing bird flu situation in the US
California officials have declared a state of emergency as bird flu spreads, with infections rising in dairy cows and causing sporadic illness in humans in the U.S. This raises new questions about the virus, which has been spreading for years…
Promises not to arm UAE paramilitaries are 'too thin', campaigner says
The United Arab Emirates has promised the United States not to arm paramilitaries in Sudan's brutal civil war, US lawmakers said Thursday. The assurances came as the US announced $200 million in new aid to Sudan, one of the world's…
51 men found guilty in France's horrifying rape trial
Dominique Pellicote, who admitted to drugging and raping his wife and asking dozens of strangers over for nearly a decade, was convicted Thursday of aggravated rape and other charges and sentenced to a maximum of 20 years in prison. The…
War crimes charges against Toronto ISIS suspects are a first for Canada.
A Toronto delivery driver has become the first suspect accused of dismembering a prisoner in Iraq nearly a decade ago. ISIS The member will face war crimes charges in Canada. In an indictment filed in an Ontario court, Ahmed Fawad…