Ethnologia: 17 000 pièces archéologiques rendues à l'Irak par les Etats-Unis

Ethnologia: 17 000 pièces archéologiques rendues à l'Irak par les Etats-Unis

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Plus de 10 000 sites irakiens sont reconnus pour être gorgés d'antiquités... Ils attisent les chasseurs de trésors.

New scandals reveal Erdogan arming al-Qaeda terrorist organization in Syria – Syrian Arab News Agency

SANA- Scandals of the Turkish regime and the secrets of its close relation with terrorist organizations in Syria, including al-Qaeda, continue to uncover via videos published by Turkish mafia leader, Sadat Bakr, in which he reveals the corruption of those close to the Recep Tayyip Erdogan regime, and their involvement in serious crimes, including the support for terrorism, murder and drug trafficking.

180 migrants forced from boat off Yemen: UN migration agency

Up to 180 migrants are reported to have been forced from a boat on Thursday by smugglers off the coast of Yemen, the UN migration agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) said.

Turkish captain says Greek coast guard fired on his ship in Aegean : CNN Turk

The Greek coast guard fired bullets at a Turkey-flagged freighter in the Aegean Sea on July 3 after it refused to obey calls from the Greek authorities to stop at a Greek port, the captain of the ship has said.

Clashes erupt between tribes and ISIS "militants" in Sinai

Three people were injured in clashes between militants and local tribes in the Sinai peninsula in a fight that began when militants shot at a truck smuggling cigarettes into the area, Egyptian security officials said Monday.

Firearms smuggling, trafficking challenge for EU: Maltese minister

The fight against firearms smuggling and trafficking remains a challenge for EU member states and the EU as whole, said Malta's Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Abela on Saturday.

Venezuela re-opens border with Colombia

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has agreed to gradually re-open the country's border with Colombia after closing down travel for eight days in anti-"mafia" efforts.

EU defense chiefs discuss Mediterranean operation, EU-NATO cooperation

European chiefs of defense on Tuesday had an update on EU naval operation in the Mediterranean and EU-NATO cooperation at an EU military committee meeting.

95 Percent of Helmand Province in Afghanistan Under Taliban Control

In Afghanistan, Taliban "militants" have regained much of their traditional stronghold of Helmand Province and are now poised to recapture its entire territory. In an interview with Sputnik, Helmand-based political analyst Toufan Waziri blamed this on the government’s negligence, the political crisis and NATO inactivity.

Bulgaria arrests four cops for taking bribes to help migrant traffickers

Four police from the district police directorate in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia have been arrested on suspicion of acting as an organised crime group, accepting large bribes to assist traffickers of migrants.

Indonesia executes four convicted drug traffickers. The convicts were shot by firing squad

The Indonesian government has carried out four of the planned executions of 14 people found guilty of drug crimes, Al Jazeera has learned.

Rights group blasts EU plans on halting Libya migrant exodus

Human Rights Watch on Wednesday warned that the European Union measures on curbing the flow of migrants from Libya to the bloc risk condemning asylum-seekers to "violent abuse" by armed groups in the North African nation.

Russian FM: ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra continue to terrorize civilians in Syria including launching attacks with toxic substances

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Tuesday that ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra terrorist organizations continue to commit crimes and terrorize civilians in Syria, including attacks using toxic substances.

CIA Weapons Sent to Syria "Militants" Sold in Jordan: Report

Arms shipped into Jordan by the Central Intelligence Agency and Saudi Arabia intended for Syria-based "militants" fighting the Syrian government have been systematically stolen and sold in the black market, a report said on Sunday.

EU extends naval operation against human smuggling

The European Union (EU) on Monday announced to extend until July 27, 2017 the mandate of the EUNAFOR MED Operation Sophia, the EU naval operation to disrupt the business model of human smugglers and traffickers in the southern central Mediterranean.

Terrorist organizations target with toxic substances military point in Damascus countryside

Terrorist organizations targeted on Wednesday one of the Syrian Army’s points in Eastern Ghouta in Damascus countryside with toxic substances, according to a military source.

Turkey, Bulgaria sign readmission protocol

Turkey and Bulgaria on Thursday signed a readmission agreement linked to the EU-Turkey refugee deal that came into force on March 20.

Turkey probes Russia’s ‘politically motivated’ claims on smuggled Syrian antiquities

Turkey is investigating Russian claims that Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militants in Syria and Iraq have profited from smuggling stolen antiquities through its territory, despite its belief the charges were politically motivated, a Turkish official said on April 7.

Israel extends fishing area for Gaza fishermen

Israel on Sunday expanded the distance it permits for around 4,000 Gaza fishermen from six nautical miles to nine miles along central and southern shores of the Gaza Strip.

Russian Defense Ministry promises more evidence of Turkey’s involvement in looting Syria

There will be more evidence of Ankara’s implication in the looting of Syria as this country is liberated from terrorists, the Russian Defense Ministry said.