ISIL reported to test captured Libyan chemical weapons
Only weeks after reports that Islamic State of Iraq and Levant had seized chemical weapon sites in Libya, the Kurdistan Regional Government claimed that some form of gas attack (more…)
Libya asks UN permission for weapons support to fight ISIL
Libya has sought permission from the United Nations to import heavy weapons to fight the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
Qatar air base serves as hub of new U.S. war on terror
The primary U.S. military response to the shocking capture of large swaths of territory by the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant has been air strikes many of which (more…)
Burmese war plane bombs Chinese village in pursuit of rebels
A Burmese government war plane flew over the border into the Chinese Yunnan Province on March 8, and dropped a bomb on a village. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
Turkey seeks greater regional clout with Qatar military deal
A new comprehensive military agreement between Turkey and Qatar is being understood as Turkey’s foray into the Gulf region. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
Tunnel bomb targeted Syrian air force intelligence building in Aleppo
A powerful rebel bomb blast in a tunnel near an Aleppo intelligence headquarters collapsed part of the building and killed 34 but failed to capture the site from the (more…)
Iran reports extending range of its unmanned aerial vehicles
A senior official claimed Iran’s Aviation Industry Organization is manufacturing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with a longer flight range. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
N. Korea’s praise of attack on U.S. envoy dash hope for thaw
by WorldTribune Staff, March 15, 2015 SEOUL — North Korea’s description of a South Korean man’s attack on the U.S. ambassador to Seoul as “deserved punishment” indicates Pyongyang’s unwillingness (more…)
Kerry confirms Iran opposition report of secret nuclear site
Secretary of State John Kerry told Congress on Feb. 25 that the United States is aware of a secret Iranian facility that an Iranian opposition group identified last month (more…)