Ethiopian PM Abiy’s Shuttle Diplomacy As Tigray Conflict Worsens
Abiy recently visited four African countries and Turkey as UN’s António Guterres warns of a “humanitarian catastrophe” in Tigray.
Wars & Revolts
Russia’s Terrifying Terminator Robo-Tank: It’s Back
Moscow’s unmanned war machine integrated into combat formation for the first time during military exercises.
Veterans Reflect On The 20th Anniversary Of 9/11
U.S. warfighters recall their experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq, and their feelings leading up to this milestone remembrance.
Haitians Concerned Over Lack Of US Assistance To Homeland In Crisis
President’s assassination, earthquake, tropical storm and gang violence leave the country in chaos.
VIDEO: Headed For The US Capitol: How The Flight 93 Heroes Averted A Bigger Disaster On 9/11
The devastation would have been far worse on 9/11 had the fourth flight hit its target — the heart of American government.
Taliban Control Of Afghanistan’s Lithium Stirs Debate Over U.S. Electric Vehicle Efforts
An expert from the Brookings Institute said the loss of the lithium would not have a big impact on Biden’s electric car policies.
Who Is Killing Journalists In Eastern Democratic Republic Of Congo?
No arrests yet in the brutal killing of two journalists within a week in August.
South Sudan First Vice President Rejects Deal On Command Of Military Recruits
83,000 recruits cannot graduate due to a shortage of weapons blamed on a UN arms embargo.
Security Worsens In Eastern Democratic Republic Of Congo Despite Military Takeover
Islamic State-linked militants killed 19 people on Aug. 27 as military and civilian authorities traded blame games.