Asia and Oceania
Afghanistan: At least 95 injured in Taliban-claimed attack in Kabul
A car bomb attack claimed by the Taliban has left at least 95 injured, “including a majority of women and children” Wednesday morning in western Kabul, according to the authorities.
Iraq: Two years after liberation, the inhabitants of Mosul disillusioned and its historic heart remains a field of almost desert ruins
In Iraq, Mosul celebrates the second anniversary of the liberation after three years of occupation by the Islamic State group. Indeed it was July 10, 2017 that the jihadists were
Rohingya refugees: dozens of shelters destroyed by floods, (UN)
Heavy monsoon rains in Bangladesh have flooded the Cox’s Bazar camp, home to more than 900,000 Rohingya refugees, destroying some 273 shelters and injuring 11 people, according to the UN
Hong Kong: Protesters provoke postpone consideration of controversial bill
Tens of thousands of protesters paralyzed Hong Kong on Wednesday, delaying consideration of a controversial bill to allow extradition to China. The protesters, mostly young people and students, surrounded the
Sri Lanka: The death toll in the attack has increased, more than 300 dead
A progressing investigation and more and more victims, In Sri Lanka, the record of attacks on Sunday in this island of South Asia was further aggravated on Tuesday. At the
New Zealand: Condolences to the relatives of the victims of the Christchurch Terrorist Attack
On Friday, March 15, shortly before 2:00 pm local time, a white supremacist terrorist opened fire on hundreds of worshipers at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, and slaughtered 49
Indonesia: Fear of a health crisis following Tsunami
In Indonesia, all eyes remain on the eruption of the Anak Krakatoa volcano, probably at the origin of the tsunami that killed more than 400 people, according to an assessment
Indonesia: 9 dead and 40 injured in attacks on churches
At least nine people were killed and 40 wounded on Sunday in bomb attacks, including a suicide attack, against churches in Surabaya, Indonesia, the most populous Muslim country in the
Pakistan: polluted water kills tens of thousands
Barely fifteen days old, Kinza whines quietly in a hospital in Islamabad, suffering from diarrhea and infection of the blood: water, increasingly rare in Pakistan, reaches dramatic levels of pollution,
Afghanistan: Attacks on two mosques in Kabul, 60 dead
Nearly 60 people were killed on Friday in two attacks on mosques in Afghanistan, one Shia in Kabul, the other Sunni in the center, ending a particularly deadly week across
