PETALING JAYA: North Korean workers overseas have been banned by their government from accessing the Internet via smartphones to prevent the spread of news on the assassination of Kim Jong-nam (pic), reported Radio Free Asia. “North Korea has ordered its overseas missions to forbid its workers dispatched abroad not to access the Internet via […]
Continue reading …A file photo of al Shabaab militants. Top al Shabaab leader Hussein Mukhtar on Tuesday surrendered to the Somali National Army in Baidoa. The African Union Mission in Somalia termed Mukhtar’s decision courageous and urged other fighters in the terror group to surrender to authorities. “Amisom hopes that other sons and daughters of Somalia […]
Continue reading …mAirport officials and civil rights lawyers across the U.S. are getting ready to face President Trump’s latest travel ban, which no longer affects Iraqi visitors. (Associated Press) more > Airport officials and civil rights lawyers across the U.S. are getting ready to face President Trump’s latest travel ban, which no longer affects Iraqi visitors. (Associated […]
Continue reading …When hearing about women’s rights in the Muslim world, the assumed story is often exclusively one of oppression, marginalisation and lack of power. However, many often forget that eight countries have had Muslim women as their head of state. This is compared to the fact that neither of the two major US parties – Democrats […]
Continue reading …According to The Wall Street Journal, the anxious attitude of politicians in the US and Europe is beginning to change. Many Russian media outlets have picked up the pseudosensation. The authoritative US-based publication wrote in a recent article that President Donald Trump was supportive of NATO during his speech in front of Congress the week before. The Trump […]
Continue reading …• North Korea ‘training to strike United States military bases in Japan’ • Four ballistic missiles were fired by North Korea on Monday which came very close to U.S. ally Japan • United Nations Security Council to hold meeting to discuss additional measures following the launch PYONGYANG, North Korea – State media in Pyongyang reported […]
Continue reading …Somalia’s new president is criticizing the revised U.S. travel ban, telling journalists that “definitely” he would prefer it be lifted and reminding the United States that it has a large Somali community. President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, who holds both U.S. and Somali citizenship after having lived for many years in the United States, spoke on […]
Continue reading …Abdul-Ghani al-Assadi, commander of Iraq’s anti-terrorism forces. Archival photo. Nineveh (IraqiNews.com) Iraqi government forces recaptured 60 percent of the western side of Mosul since oeprations to clear the region from the Islamic State began in February, according to the commander of the army’s Counter-Terrorism Force. Abdul-Ghani al-Assadi said in statements quoted by Iraqi news websites […]
Continue reading …(File) North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, center, uses binoculars to look at the South’s territory from an observation post. Pic: AP. NORTH KOREA used anti-aircraft guns to execute five senior security officials after they allegedly made false reports that left the regime’s supreme leader “enraged”, South Korea’s spy agency said earlier this week.An Associated Press (via […]
Continue reading …Secretary-General Antonio Guterres makes emergency visit as worsening drought leaves 6.2 million hungry. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres makes emergency visit as worsening drought leaves 6.2 million hungry. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has arrived in Somalia on an emergency visit aimed at drumming up support for an effort to avert a famine that could affect 6.2 […]
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