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WASHINGTON. Az Egyesült Államok támogatásáról biztosította Haider al-Abádi iraki kormányfőt az Iszlám Állam (IÁ) elleni harcban hétfőn telefonon Joe Biden amerikai alelnök.

Iran’s deputy petroleum minister says his country has planned massive investment in oil and gas projects during post-sanction era.

Harmincnyolc ember meghalt, és hatan megsérültek abban a tűzben, amely Közép-Kínában egy magánszanatóriumban ütött ki – jelentette helyi forrásokra hivatkozva a Hszinhua hírügynökség kedden.

A lángok hétfőn az esti órákban csaptak fel eddig ismeretlen okból a Honan tartománybeli Pingtingsan városhoz tartozó Kanglojüan intézményben – közölte a regionális munkavédelmi hivatal illetékese.
A hat sérültet kórházba szállították, kettejük állapota válságos. A helyszínen kedd reggel még folyt a kutatás és a mentés.

Bulgarien und seine Nachbarländer Türkei und Griechenland wollen die Kräfte im Kampf gegen "illegale" Migranten bündeln. Regierungsvertreter haben ein entsprechendes Polizei- und Grenzschutzabkommen unterzeichnet, das auf den Dreiklang "Einwanderung, organisiertes Verbrechen und Terrorismus" abzielt.

Tegnap kikapcsolták az Avalán található analóg televíziós jel átjátszóállomásának műszereit, ez pedig azt jelenti, hogy mintegy 2,5 millió tévénéző számára befejeződött a digitalizáció Belgrádban és környékén. A digitális jeladót Rasim Ljajić telekommunikációs és kereskedelmi miniszter, Ivan Tasovac művelődésügyi tárcavezető, valamint Michael Davenport, az Európai Unió szerbiai küldöttségének vezetője helyezték üzembe.

Armenian Armed Forces violated ceasefire 65 times in various directions of the frontline within a day, said Azerbaijani Defense Ministry, APA reports.

Un casque bleu de la Minusma a été tué et un autre grièvement blessé dans la nuit de lundi à mardi à Bamako. Il s'agit de la deuxième attaque dans la capitale malienne visant les forces de l'ONU, déployées dans le pays depuis l'été 2013.

photo EMA 22/05/2015 Sources : État-major des armées Du 30 mars au 30 avril 2015, dans le cadre de l’exercice Piranha, un détachement du 1er régiment de parachutistes d’infanterie de Marine (RPIMa) spécialisé dans l’intervention en « milieux difficiles»,...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has slammed a recent New York Times editorial as “shameless,” calling on the U.S. daily to “know its place.”

Le Haut-Commissariat des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR) a déclaré mardi que les mesures de confinement prises pour lutter contre l'épidémie de choléra affectant des réfugiés burundais en Tanzanie semblent fonctionner.

Le Fonds des Nations Unies pour l'enfance (UNICEF) s'est inquiété mardi de l'utilisation croissante de femmes et d'enfants comme kamikazes dans le nord-est du Nigéria depuis le début de cette année.

Le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU a voté mardi une résolution prorogeant le mandat de la Mission d'assistance des Nations Unies en Somalie (MANUSOM) pour une durée de trois mois.

United Nations-backed containment measures aimed at stemming the deadly cholera epidemic in western Tanzania&#39s Lake Tanganyika region appear to be working, the Organization&#39s refugee agency (UNHCR) announced today amid a tapering off in the number of reported deaths among both Burundian refugees and locals.

United Nations-backed containment measures aimed at stemming the deadly cholera epidemic in western Tanzania&#39s Lake Tanganyika region appear to be working, the Organization&#39s refugee agency (UNHCR) announced today amid a tapering off in the number of reported deaths among both Burundian refugees and locals.

photo Armée de Terre 22/05/2015 CNE Laisné - Armée de Terre La 9e brigade d’infanterie de Marine (9e BIMa) et la 3° commando brigade Royal Marines (3° Cdo Bde RM) ont célébré leurs 20 ans de partenariat le mercredi 13 mai 2015 à Paris aux Invalides. Une...

La Bulgarie, la Grèce et la Turquie renforcent leur coopération contre les migrations clandestines. Les trois pays ont signé un accord à Sofia, la capitale bulgare, en vue de créer un centre d'échange d'informations en temps réel.

photo EMA / Armée de Terre 22/05/2015 Sources : État-major des armées Le 19 mai 2015, dans le cadre de l’opération Sangaris, a eu lieu le transfert de la BOA (base opérationnelle avancée) de Bria par les militaires français au profit de la MINUSCA. Une...

May 25, 2015 (JUBA) – An advance team of South Sudan's former political detainees are expected in the country this week, officials from the ruling Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) said.

Former South Sudanese political detainees (from left to right) Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth, Majak d'Agoot, Pagan Amum and Oyai Deng Ajak at a trial hearing in Juba on 11 March 2014 (Photo: AFP/Andrei Pungovschi)

Anne Itto, the acting secretary general of party, said former cabinet affairs minister, Deng Alor will lead the team, comprising of former finance minister, Kosti Manibe, former justice minister, John Luk and former postal services and telecommunications, Madut Biar.

“We should expect an advance team led by Deng Alor to come this week. And before they arrived we will have the visit from South African vice president and secretary of CCM [Chama Cha Mapinduzi] on 27th [May] to consult with the president about the return arrangement of the former detainees”, Itto said on Monday.

“This is good news to the SPLM and South Sudanese. Once they are here, we will begin to implement the reunification of the SPLM", she added.

At least 60 South African security personnel, Itto said, have been permitted to provide protection to officials during their meetings.

“When it comes to security matters, I do not know much about them because there are people who handle such issues, but what I have been told is that there are contacts already, and this will be finalised before the visit take place,” stressed Itto.

“Their security will be guaranteed as agreed before”, added the senior SPLM official.

It is unclear whether the officials are coming as part of the SPLM re-unification agreement reached in Arusha, Tanzania, early this year or as part of the initiative of the ex-detainees who requested regional leaders to help them reach out to the warring parties.

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May 25, 2015 (JUBA) – The South Sudanese army (SPLA) has vowed to disarm all government-turned rebel fighters after they regained full control of Malakal, the Upper Nile state capital on Monday.

Defence minister Kuol Manyang Juuk (ST)

The country's defence minister, Kuol Manyang Juuk told reporters in Juba that the army was moving to clear the young nation of rebels.

“We [SPLA] captured Malakal this morning,” the minister told reporters shortly after he was summoned by the council of states.

“We have to disarm those who took up guns because if they opted to take up guns, then we must meet them with guns,” he added.

Malakal fell under forces loyal to Johnson Olony, a militia commander affiliated to the Juba government last week. Olony's forces later advanced towards the country's main oilfields of Paloch, capturing Melut, a town located about 30 km from the oil territory.

The army has now regained full control Melut after flashing out rebels.

The defence minister, however, described the continued fighting in Unity, Upper Nile and Jonglei states as the “work of negative forces.”

“We will move on them wherever they go and clear the country from the armed groups. We will do so everywhere,” stressed Juuk.

“We will move everywhere and disarm everybody who is carrying guns. Whether it is organized or unorganized [forces], anybody carrying guns unlawfully, we will take these guns,” he added.

The African Union condemned renewed clashes between the warring factions, calling for sanctions on those obstructing peace talks and an arms embargo on South Sudan.

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May 25, 2015 (KHARTOUM) – The governor of South Darfur state Major General Adam Mahmoud Gar al-Nabi issued a decision on Monday to form a committee to reconcile between Burgud tribe and Rizeigat Aballa clans in Menawashi and Hamada areas which are part of al-Wihda locality east of the state capital of Nyala.

The two sides have been in dispute since 2005 over a piece of land as the Burgud are farmers while the Aballa are herders which creates continuous friction between them.

The Aballa refuse to allow the voluntary return of the Burgud claiming that they have monopoly over the use of the land for grazing.

The governor appointed al-Tom Hadi Dabke as the chairman of the reconciliation committee and tasked him with healing the rift in preparation for a conference that would end the conflict and enable the voluntary return of the population and pave the way for the flow of basic services to help citizens in agricultural production.

The commission is to submit a report within a week.

Last November 15 people were killed and 11 were wounded in Menawashi area in an ambush by armed militias in Hamada area while returning from a voluntary return event.

The state has been plagued with tribal conflicts that destroyed several villages and forced thousands of villagers to flee to camps that lie on the outskirts of city.

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