73 members of “rebel group” arrested over coup attempt
73 members of a “rebel group” are arrested over coup attempt: Report.
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ISIS kills seven former Muslim rebels in Philippines
Seven former Muslim rebels have been killed in the southern Philippines.
Mass starvation looms quietly as civil war in Yemen rages
A civil war between Houthi rebels and a Saudi-backed government has led to spiraling food prices. DW’s Nicolas Martin writes that as more people face starvation, aid groups warn the crisis could trigger the world’s worst famine in 100 years.
S. Sudan rebels to sign latest draft peace deal
South Sudanese rebels will sign comprehensive draft of a peace deal with the Juba.
PH troops retake town after 12-hour standoff with Islamists
Philippine soldiers backed by armoured vehicles have retaken a southern town.
Syrian rebels, Russians resume peace talks after Jordan mediates
Talks between the Syrian opposition and Russian negotiators to reach a ceasefire.
President-elect to unite nation
Colombia’s President-elect Ivan Duque, who swept aside Gustavo Petro, pledges to unite his South American nation.
General vows to suppress rebels after sanctions
Gen Bun Hieng vows to suppress any US nationals tied to a colour revolution attempt.
Duterte sets peace talks window
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he had set a 60-day timeframe for peace talks with communist guerrillas.
Thousands more rebels, civilians reach northwest Syria
Thousands of Syrian rebels and civilians arrive in opposition territory.
Assad closer to Ghouta victory as some rebels quit enclave
The Syrian government moved closer to ending rebel resistance in eastern Ghouta.
Assad films Ghouta visit to show victory
Al-Assad filming himself driving to meet frontline soldiers near Damascus.
Syrian rebel fighters take control of Afrin
Turkish-backed Syrian rebels have taken “total” control of the center of Afrin.
Fighting shakes Ghouta as death toll tops 600
Rebels battle to retake territory seized in a devastating regime assault.
‘Absurd’? ‘Without a shred of serious credible evidence’?
It is, in the American law, the ability of senior officials to deny knowledge of or responsibility for any damnable actions committed by others in an organizational hierarchy.
Mu Sochua flees fearing arrest
CNRP deputy president Mu Sochua leaves the country after Hun Sen announces arrests of politicians he claims are behind a plot.
PM vows to round up more ‘rebels’
Prime Minister Hun Sen vows to track down and arrest “rebels” attempting to start a colour revolution in the country.
Philippine army says taking fire from women, children
Philippine troops fighting Islamic State-linked rebels encounter armed women and children.
