Rights Watchdog Uncovers More Evidence Of Ukraine Using Banned Antipersonnel Mines

A prominent human rights organization said on Friday that it had obtained additional evidence regarding Ukraine's use of banned PFM-1 antipersonnel landmines, and called on Kiev again to act on its pledge to investigate such incidents.

TerroristRebel fire on west Aleppo kills 7 children

At least seven children were killed on Sunday by "rebel" rocket fire that hit a school in the government-held west of Aleppo city, state media said.

Mossoul et ses environs lourdement minés, la population en danger

Sur fond de l’opération sur Mossoul, les djihadistes de Daech tentent de contrer l’offensive des troupes gouvernementales irakiennes et des Peshmergas en posant des mines et en installant des pièges explosifs dans la zone des combats.

Syrian Forces Seize Town of Qaryatain From Islamic State

Syria said Sunday its forces seized another town from Islamic State militants, Qaryatain, in the central part of the country, a week after retaking the historic city of Palmyra.

Mass grave uncovered in former ISIS stronghold Palmyra

Syrian military discovered a mass burial site with about 40 bodies -- many women and children -- outside the former Islamic State stronghold of Palmyra.

Three Ukrainian Soldiers Killed by Landmine in East

Three Ukrainian soldiers were killed in a landmine blast in the war-torn east, Kiev said Monday, as clashes between government forces and pro-Russian forces insurgents rumbled on after more than two months of relative calm.

South Korean President hopes resolving all issues with DPRK via 'trust'

South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Tuesday expressed hopes that the country can resolve all issues with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) based on inter-Korean trust following the agreement to defuse tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

The two Koreas reached an agreement

Seoul and Pyongyang have ended a standoff after two days of talks along the shared border. Tensions reportedly defused ending cross-border artillery fire and mutual recriminations. 

At least 68 children killed in Ukraine violence since March last year. Nearly 1.3 million people have been internally displaced from their homes (UNICEF)

At least 68 children were reportedly killed and 180 others injured since March last year as a result of conflict in eastern Ukraine, the UN Children's Fund ( UNICEF) said on Friday.