Twenty Dead in Suicide Bombing at Kabul Police Checkpoint
Islamic State militants claimed responsibility
Tag: World at War
North Korea Threat ‘Severest Since WWII’, Says Japan’s Shinzo Abe
“I will protect the people’s lives and peaceful living in any situation”
Report: North Korea Accidentally Crashed Missile In Own City Last April
Extent of damages not known
Why Trump Is Changing His Afghanistan Decision
Is the Military Industrial Complex behind the move?
Suicide bomber kills 11 people in mosque attack in northeast Nigeria
“The mosque was destroyed and burnt”
1st Contact In Nearly 2 Years: North Korea Calls South Via Cross-Border Hotline
Landmark event comes on heels of Trump tweets
Greece and Turkey Energy Dispute Could Spark Conflict
Territorial disputes in the eastern Mediterranean basin continue
Shades Of Vietnam All Over Again: Trump Plans On Sending More Troops Into Afghanistan
War on terror set to expand despite campaigning against endless wars.
‘We Are in Your Home’: ‘ISIS Terrorist’ Poses For Chilling Selfie in Front of New York’s Met Museum
Also comes amid ISIS calls for bomb and knife attacks over the holidays.
Philippine Military to Resume Offensives Against Communist Rebels
The Christmas holiday ceasefire reportedly ends tonight
Erdogan Allies With African Genocide
Turkish President laughs off ethnic cleansing of Sudanese citizens.
Kim Jong-un Orders Scientists to Build North Korea’s Largest Rocket Yet, Defector Claims
In celebration of hermit kingdom’s 70th anniversary.
Report: Turkey To Hire Nearly 43,000 Troops In 2018
Turkey expelled almost 9,000 servicemen from army for alleged links with movement of Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen.
Defector Claims North Korea has Ordered Biggest Missile Yet
The launch is reportedly set for nation’s 70th anniversary
Top US commander wants more aggressive Afghan push this year
The goal is to get the Afghan military moving on its military campaign sooner, rather than later