NATO, after Turkey talks, condemns terrorism
NATO’s North Atlantic Council condemned terrorism but didn’t commit to any specific action to help Turkey after it requested special talks.
Shelling, airstrikes mar ceasefire in Yemen
Just two hours into a five-day humanitarian ceasefire, bombings resumed once again in Yemen.
Al Qaeda branch calls for new attacks against U.S.
Al Qaeda’s branch in Yemen has issued two threatening new communiques praising recent lone-wolf style attacks against the West and calling for more of them.
Yemeni President’s forces take key base
Troops loyal to Yemen’s embattled president have taken over a key military base in the country, officials said.
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Killing of Palestinian child sparks protests
A Palestinian teen died Saturday after he was shot by Israeli troops during clashes sparked by the killing of a toddler in an arson attack, Palestinian medical officials said.
Two horrific deaths put Israel at crossroads
Jewish extremists are accused of killing an Israeli girl and a Palestinian boy in unlinked attacks. The deaths have sparked grief, and a wider discourse.
Aleppo report accuses all sides of war crimes
A UN-established commission has issued a damning report on human rights violations in Syria’s war-ravaged Aleppo, accusing both sides of war crimes.
Israel denies work permit for HRW director
Israel has rejected a work permit application for Human Rights Watch’s Israel and Palestine director on the grounds the organization “engaged in politics in the service of Palestinian propaganda.”
Ex-Iranian President Ahmadinejad joins Twitter
Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad — who was in office when the country banned access to Twitter — joined the social media platform Sunday.