The officials who describe themselves as the “High Military Command for the Restoration of Order” read out the televised announcement on Wednesday.
A group of army officers in Guinea-Bissau has announced the suspension of the country’s electoral process, declaring that they are taking control “until further notice.”
Introduction
Qatar is a big winner in the Syrian revolution, having supported the U.S.-designated terrorist organization Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) and its leader Abu Muhammad Al-Joulani (formerly ISIS and Al-Qaeda and now Muslim Brotherhood) who has a $10 million bounty on his head.[1] This is Qatar’s classic game: support the Islamist terrorists and then present itself as a mediator, liaison, and even peacemaker – the arsonist playing firefighter. As in Afghanistan, as in Egypt in 2010, and as in every Muslim country.
La publication surprise, la semaine dernière, d’un projet de plan de paix pour l’Ukraine a suscité l’espoir d’une fin imminente à ce conflit sanglant qui dure depuis près de trois ans. L’Ukraine a subi des pertes terribles qui pourraient bouleverser sa démographie pour les décennies à venir.
Pakistan’s military on Tuesday issued a cautious response to Taliban accusations of deadly airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan, saying it does not conduct undeclared military operations and “never targets civilians”.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said in a statement that Pakistani strikes hit parts of Khost, Paktika and Kunar provinces overnight, killing at least 10 civilians. Mujahid described the attacks as “violations and crimes” and said Afghanistan would issue a “timely” response.
Un sondage réalisé par l’institut Ifop conclut à une forte poussée de religiosité, de rigorisme et de soutien à la mouvance islamiste chez les musulmans de France. Cette étude, critiquée pour ses biais méthodologiques, a été commanditée par une revue soupçonnée de liens avec les Émirats arabes unis. Quelle est la valeur de cette enquête dont les chiffres alimentent déjà le débat politique ? Quelles sont les conclusions d’autres études portant sur ces questions ? Entretien avec Franck Frégosi, spécialiste de l’islam en France, ainsi qu’avec Patrick Simon et Vincent Tiberj, auteurs des analyses sur la religion des enquêtes Trajectoires et origines (Insee/Ined).
The world is watching a famine develop in Gaza that could kill many times more than the 24,000 Palestinians who have already perished in Israel’s merciless blitzkrieg.
Last month, more than 90 percent of Gaza’s population was estimated to be facing high levels of acute food insecurity, categorised as Phase 3 or crisis levels. Of those, more than 40 percent were in a state of emergency (Phase 4), and more than 15 percent in a catastrophic situation, the fifth and final phase.
Pakistan’s military denied on Tuesday it had struck neighbouring Afghanistan, rejecting accusations by the Taliban government that it was behind an overnight air raid that killed 10 people near the border.
“Pakistan has not attacked Afghanistan,” army spokesman Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said in comments carried by state broadcaster PTV, adding that “the allegations of the interim Afghan government are baseless.”
Suite à l’inquiétant sondage de la semaine passée consacré aux musulmans français et leur rapport à l’islamisme, l’affaire prend soudainement un tournant judiciaire. Sur BFMTV, le directeur Opinion de l’Ifop, Frédéric Dabi, a déclaré hier: «L’Ifop a décidé de porter plainte contre deux députés de La France insoumise qui nous ont mis une cible dans le dos», précisant que la procédure viserait les élus Bastien Lachaud et Paul Vannier.
Mazlum Abdi, commander of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), has said he is ready to travel to Turkey and meet with jailed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) founder Abdullah Öcalan, as Turkish lawmakers plan to make the first parliamentary visit to his island prison under a new peace initiative.
Under a golden autumn sun, Abdallah Ibrahim harvests fistfuls of hard, green olives with evident delight.
“We were denied this pleasure for the last 14 years,” he sighs.
Barrel bombs and constant shelling caused his family and most of the residents of his village, Al Ghassaniyeh, to flee during the second year of the Syrian civil war, which began in 2011. Some stayed, even as Sunni Islamist rebel groups moved in — but they too left after the priest in this historically Christian village was killed.