More Than 1,600 Civilians Killed In Raqqa Coalition Air Strikes, New Report Claims
Amnesty International and monitoring group Airwars say their joint investigation identified more than 1,000 victims.
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Politics First Meeting Between Kim And Putin Over North Korean Nuclear Stand-Off
The two leaders vowed to strengthen ties between the two countries as they met for the first time.
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Remembrance Prince William Joins Anzac Day Commemorations
It is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand to honour those who served and died in all conflicts.
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World British Intelligence Aids Sri Lanka
The number of people who died on Easter Sunday is said to be nearly 360.
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World Five Eyes: Spy Chiefs To Discuss Cyber Threat
It is the first time the five members of the alliance have met in the UK.
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Afghanistan Afghan Forces And Allies Kill More Civilians Than Insurgents, UN Says
It is the first time deaths caused by government forces and their allies have exceeded those of their enemies.
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World One Of Easter Sunday Attackers Studied In UK, Sri Lankan Official Says
The number of people who have died is said to have reached nearly 360.
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World Millions Stolen From Iraq Reconstruction Fund
Mosul was the stronghold of IS in Iraq - the biggest city in its self-declared caliphate.
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Nato SHAPE: International Integration At NATO's Nerve Centre
NATO's central military command is sometimes described as the most international forces community in the world.
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Exercises Plug And Play: NATO's Largest Ever Medical Exercise Held In Romania
Exercise Vigorous Warrior involves 2,500 medics from 39 NATO partners and allies as well as civilian healthcare agencies.
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Nato NATO'S Nucleus: What Is SHAPE?
Forces News has been to speak to some of those who work at NATO's central military command.
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North Korea Satellite Images Suggest Movement At North Korea Nuclear Site
Specialised railcars have been pictured outside the Yongbyon nuclear site, which could suggest radioactive material is being moved.
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USA President Trump Vetoes Move To End US Involvement In Yemen War
The fighting in Yemen has left millions suffering from food and medical care shortages, pushing the country to the brink of famine.
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World UK Can Expect Enhanced NATO Role After Brexit, Top General Says
NATO’s Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Sir James Everard, has spoken exclusively to Forces News.
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Nato Sea Shield: Romania Hosts Large Scale NATO Exercise In Black Sea
The maritime exercise comes amid increased tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
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USA US F-35s Arrive For First Middle East Deployment
The F-35A is designed to operate from regular runways and is the only variant to carry an internal cannon.