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4 October

Forces loyal to Libya Government of National Accord.

Libya Says ‘Very Modest Start’ to Pullout of Foreign Fighters

Libyan Foreign Minister Najla al-Mangoush announced a "very modest start" to the withdrawal of foreign fighters from the war-torn North African country.

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30 September

Africa

Staff Writer With AFP

Mine Blast Kills Five Burkina Soldiers: Army

An improvised explosive device killed five soldiers on patrol in northern Burkina Faso.

29 September

Africa

South Sudanese government soldiers sit in a pick-up truck at the military base in Malakal, northern South Sudan, on October 16, 2016.

Staff Writer With AFP

Five Sudan Officers Killed Targeting IS Cell: Security Officials

Five Sudanese counterterrorism officers were killed Tuesday during a raid in Khartoum targeting "a cell linked to the Islamic State group."

28 September

Americas

Hercules Reyes

Boeing Delivers First Block III Super Hornets to US Navy

Boeing has announced the delivery of its first Block III F/A-18 Super Hornets to the US Navy, the first of 78 it will deliver under contract.

27 September

Americas

Staff Writer With AFP

Five Dead in Attack by Suspected FARC Dissidents in Colombia

Five people were killed in an attack by suspected dissident members of Colombia's FARC rebels.

24 September

Sea

Inder Singh Bisht

Russia Developing Extended-Use, Under-Ice Aquatic Drone

Russia’s Lazurit Central Design Bureau has teamed up with defense concern Almaz-Antey to develop an unmanned underwater vessel (UUV) capable of running under ice for up to three months, TASS revealed.

22 September

Africa

Standing guard during the Tigray regional elections, which the national government declared illegal

Staff Writer With AFP

Ethiopia’s Tigray Rebels Accused of Shelling, Shooting Civilians

Rebels from Ethiopia's war-hit Tigray opened fire on civilians while looting and shelling villages and towns in the neighboring Amhara region.

22 September

Technology

Inder Singh Bisht

Pentagon Issues ‘Subterranean Robot Challenge’

The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency kicked off the Subterranean Challenge final this week, with participants deploying autonomous systems to navigate underground obstacles.

21 September

Commentary