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New data reveals that remotely piloted aircraft were responsible for the vast majority of non-combatant fatalities during the first months of the current year in Sudan.

The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine has recorded a sharp rise in civilian deaths and injuries during July, marking the deadliest month in over two years.

Military operations in northern Nigeria have led to the recovery of 308 individuals who were previously kidnapped in separate attacks and held in remote forested areas.

The United Nations reports that unmanned aerial vehicle attacks are significantly hindering relief operations and posing lethal risks to populations in areas affected by the ongoin

Evolving militant strategies now include the direct administration of territory and the control of vital trade routes as groups push southward toward the Gulf of Guinea.

The Israeli army has launched a significant wave of aerial and artillery strikes across several southern Lebanese towns while reportedly advancing its ground forces toward the dist

Residents in the West Bank village near Nablus report that Israeli settlers have cut off essential services and surrounded homes in an apparent attempt to seize property.

International agencies have committed to assisting national authorities in western Colombia as search and rescue operations continue following a significant seismic event in the re

A new report from the Institute for Security Studies highlights risks associated with criminal involvement in private security firms and the subsequent management of firearms.

The assassination of Fawzi al-Mansouri in the eastern city of Benghazi has prompted new concerns regarding security stability within the territory controlled by commander Khalifa H

The United Nations Security Council convened on Thursday to address rising tensions as missile strikes on Saudi Arabia and commercial shipping jeopardize the 2022 ceasefire agreeme

A commercial vessel transiting through the strategic Strait of Hormuz was struck by an unmanned aerial vehicle on Thursday, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operation

Court documents obtained by BBC Africa provide evidence that eight members of the nation's special forces were involved in the shooting of high-ranking detective Frans Mathipa.

Military officials have dismissed claims that several service members died during a brawl aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln while the vessel was deployed in the Middle East region.

The National Criminal Investigation Service intercepted 1.4 tons of the synthetic opioid at the capital's main airport terminal as part of an operation against illegal narcotics.

The International Criminal Court has updated the UN Security Council on its investigations into alleged war crimes committed during the ongoing conflict in Sudan's Darfur region.

Emergency response teams and local families are persisting in search operations for missing persons despite the significant time elapsed since the seismic disaster struck the count

Humanitarian organizations and international bodies maintain that Gaza faces a severe hunger crisis despite official assertions that no limits exist on the entry of essential suppl

The United Nations refugee agency has confirmed that 144 individuals are either dead or missing following several maritime incidents involving migrants attempting to reach Europe.

International agencies are expanding their aid operations in response to the seismic event that struck several regions of the country earlier this week.

Mikhail Ulyanov stated that American actions against Iran have compromised freedom of navigation through the strategic waterway and characterized current Washington logic as a stra

International narcotics organizations are shifting production operations to West Africa to leverage local infrastructure for the manufacture and global export of methamphetamine.

International representatives met in New York on Tuesday to address the ongoing escalation of attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinian residents and their property.

UN officials observe a decrease in cross-border fire following a weekend of intensified hostilities, though the security situation remains unstable for local populations.

A senior officer in the Malawi Police Service has been removed from his post after an internal inquiry found him guilty of exploiting dozens of female subordinates.

Remote aerial strikes accounted for eighty percent of non-combatant casualties during the first four months of 2026 as the conflict between rival military factions intensifies.

A report from Human Rights Council-appointed investigators details a sustained campaign of airstrikes and arbitrary detention targeting residential areas and educational facilities

The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have reportedly moved into Al Kurmuk in Sudan's Blue Nile State following the withdrawal of the national army from the strategic border area.

An estimated 60,000 migrants from Morocco have entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in a surge that has led to a significant loss of life during the transit.

Global officials have raised alarms over a potential advance by the Rapid Support Forces toward a key urban center where thousands of civilians currently seek refuge.

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Lebanon has documented hundreds of projectiles and dozens of airspace violations by Israeli forces over a single weekend in August.

Israeli warplanes and drones targeted wooded regions near Mansouri and Majdel Zoun while ground forces conducted demolition activities and vehicle movements in several border villa

Data released by the International Organization for Migration reveals a significant rise in fatalities as people navigate hazardous routes shaped by conflict and severe weather con

Ukrainian forces report the liberation of 26 settlements in the southern region as the military reorganizes its operations amidst a surge in Russian ballistic missile attacks.

The Nigerian government announced the successful liberation of 308 individuals on August 5, marking what officials described as the largest single-day recovery of captives in the n

Authorities in Nigeria have announced the successful recovery of 308 individuals held by armed groups, marking a significant breakthrough in the country's efforts to combat mass ab