Thousands gather to remember the fallen at Gallipoli centenary
GALLIPOLI PENINSULA, Turkey (Reuters) – Thousands of Australians, New Zealanders and Turks gathered on Turkey’s Gallipoli peninsula on Thursday ahead of the 100th anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles of World War One.
Guinea security forces clash with protesters, one dead
CONAKRY (Reuters) – Guinean security forces clashed with anti-government protesters in the opposition stronghold of Labe on Thursday, beating one man to death, the government said.
Russian defense ministry says U.S. troops in east Ukraine: Interfax
MOSCOW (Reuters) – U.S. troops are in the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine and are training Ukrainian forces, Interfax news agency quoted a spokesman for Russia’s Defense Ministry as saying on Thursday.
Nigerian rights group calls for ICC probe of Zulu king
ABUJA (Reuters) – A Nigerian group called for the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Thursday to investigate Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini for “hate speech” blamed for a wave of violence against immigrants in South Africa.
Kuwait deports political activist to Saudi Arabia: local media
KUWAIT (Reuters) – Kuwait has deported a prominent activist to Saudi Arabia after withdrawing his Kuwaiti citizenship last year, local media reported, a move he and other opposition figures said was politically motivated.
Angolan police say 22 killed in clashes with religious sect
LUANDA (Reuters) – Nine Angolan policemen and 13 members of a millenarian Christian sect have been killed in clashes in the last week in the central Huambo province, police said, in violence local officials say is being stoked by the main opposition UN…
FBI chief tells Poland’s U.S. envoy he regrets Holocaust remarks
WARSAW (Reuters) – The head of the U.S. intelligence service told the Polish ambassador to the United States that he regretted his remarks on what Poland has said was an accusation of complicity in the Holocaust, the Polish foreign ministry said on Thu…
Somalia’s al Shabaab kills senior military officer in Mogadishu
MOGADISHU (Reuters) – A senior military officer was shot dead in the Somali capital on Thursday, and al Shabaab militants claimed responsibility.
Luxembourg charges French journalist over LuxLeaks
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A Luxembourg court has charged a French journalist with aiding the leaking of confidential information at accounting firm PWC, which led to the disclosures about custom made tax deals for large corporations known as LuxLeaks.
U.N. calls for urgent EU steps to save migrants and admit refugees
GENEVA (Reuters) – The European Union must urgently set up a rescue operation for migrants at sea and commit to receiving significantly higher numbers of refugees, top U.N. officials and the International Organization for Migration said on Thursday.
